Three-bedroom semi with large garden and field views — rural living with refurbishment potential.
Backing onto open fields with large mature rear and side gardens
Spacious living room with feature fireplace and separate dining area
Three well-proportioned bedrooms; one family bathroom upstairs
LPG boiler heating; EPC rating F — likely needs energy improvements
Cavity walls as built with no known insulation (assumed)
No designated off-street parking; informal village parking etiquette in place
Domestic waste served by a local sewerage treatment plant (not mains)
Freehold in an affluent, very low-crime rural hamlet
This three-bedroom semi-detached home sits in a peaceful hamlet location backing onto open fields, offering a large mature garden and generous plot for outdoor living. The ground floor includes a spacious living room with a feature fireplace, a separate dining area, fitted kitchen, and a useful downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs provides three well-proportioned bedrooms and a single family bathroom.
The property is freehold and constructed in the late 1960s–1970s with cavity walls (insulation date unknown). Heating is by an LPG boiler with radiators; mains sewerage is not available and domestic waste is handled by a local sewerage treatment plant. There is no private off-street parking — a local parking etiquette exists and additional village hall parking is available.
The house will suit a family seeking rural tranquillity, those who value outdoor space, or buyers looking for a home to personalise. Practical points to note: the EPC is rated F, the walls are assumed uninsulated, and the home may benefit from energy-efficiency improvements and modernisation. Broadband and mobile signals are average in this remoter community.
Overall the house offers solid character, a large garden and field views in an affluent, very low-crime area, but buyers should allow budget for energy upgrades, potential insulation works and any modernisation required to lift the EPC and running costs.