- Three bedrooms with a family bathroom and downstairs W.C.
- Large, long private rear garden with patio and outbuildings
- Off-street parking on a large tarmac driveway
- Freehold tenure and inexpensive council tax band
- Built 1950–1966; filled cavity walls, gas boiler and radiators
- Double glazing fitted before 2002 — may need future replacement
- Slow broadband and above-average local crime rates
A bright, three-bedroom semi-detached home on Hensons Lane that will suit a growing family or first-time buyer seeking outdoor space and practical accommodation. The ground floor offers a welcoming hallway, a good-sized lounge with a feature fireplace and an open-plan kitchen-diner with integrated appliances and a breakfast bar. There is also a useful downstairs W.C.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms, an airing cupboard and a three-piece family bathroom with shower-over-bath. The property is double glazed (installed before 2002) and heated by a mains-gas boiler with radiators; the construction dates from the 1950s–1960s and the walls have filled cavity insulation.
Outside, the front provides a large tarmac driveway with off-street parking and neat lawns. The rear garden is a major asset: long, private and mainly lawned with a paved patio, pergola/seating area and multiple outbuildings — excellent for children, pets or future landscaping and extension potential (subject to consent).
Practical considerations are straightforward: the house is freehold with low council tax, but the neighbourhood shows above-average crime and local area deprivation. Broadband speeds are slow and some external and mechanical elements (double glazing predates 2002) may benefit from updating. Overall this is a well-presented, mid-market family home with substantial garden potential.
