Elevated plot with large rear garden and decked terrace
Separate lounge with log-burning stove and spacious dining room
Modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
Garage and ample driveway parking; scope to extend above garage
Three bedrooms; single family bathroom only
EPC rating D; solid brick walls likely lack insulation
Approx 915 sq ft — average-sized rooms across traditional layout
Close to schools, shops and transport links
Occupying an elevated plot, this well-presented three-bedroom detached house combines family-friendly layout with large outdoor space and far-reaching views from a raised deck. The reception rooms include a separate dining room and lounge with a log-burning stove, offering comfortable living and entertaining areas. A modern fitted kitchen and useful porch/entrance hall add everyday practicality.
The rear garden is a strong selling point: a generous lawn with an elevated deck provides an attractive entertaining area and outlook. Off-street parking and a garage give secure space for vehicles and storage. The garage also offers scope to extend over (subject to planning) for an additional bedroom or home office.
Practical details are straightforward: mains gas central heating with boiler and radiators, double glazing, and an EPC rating of D. The house was built around the 1930s–1940s on solid brick walls (likely without cavity insulation), so buyers should consider potential insulation improvements.
Notable limitations are factual: there is a single family bathroom only, and the property’s solid walls may need insulating to improve energy efficiency. The overall footprint is average at about 915 sq ft, so families should review room sizes for long-term needs. Council tax is described as affordable and local schools and transport links are close by, making the home well suited to families and first-time buyers seeking a ready-to-live-in detached house with scope for value-led improvements.