- Three bedrooms, one family bathroom
- Large rear garden with conservatory and decking
- Open kitchen/dining leading to garden
- Garage in nearby block; residential front parking
- Convenient for good local schools and amenities
- Easy access to M3/M4 for commuters
- Small overall internal size (approx. 747 sq ft)
- Cavity walls assumed uninsulated; glazing date unknown
Light, practical living space and a large rear garden make this three-bedroom terrace a good pick for first-time buyers or young families seeking outdoor space close to Bracknell amenities. The ground floor flows from an open kitchen/dining area to a conservatory, offering flexible entertaining and direct access to a low-maintenance lawn and decked area.
The property sits in a quiet Birch Hill cul-de-sac with easy access to good local schools, South Hill Park arts centre and the M3/M4 for commuting. Broadband and mobile signal are strong, and council tax is described as affordable. Residential parking is available to the front and a garage is provided in a nearby block.
Buyers should note the house is modest in overall size (approx. 747 sq ft) and has a single family bathroom. The building dates from the 1950–66 period; walls are cavity-built with assumed lack of insulation, and double glazing install date is unknown — potential buyers may wish to budget for energy-efficiency improvements or updating works.
Overall this home offers sensible everyday living, generous garden space and good local connections, balanced by modest internal footprint and some likely upgrade costs. It suits first-time buyers or those prioritising outdoor space over internal square footage.
