Three bedrooms with traditional lounge and through dining room layout
Generous rear garden with sunny aspect and large patio area
Detached garage, driveway parking and boarded loft storage
Potential to extend side/rear subject to planning consent
Requires some modernisation throughout; opportunities to add value
Leasehold with long term remaining; nominal ground rent (£8)
Medium flood risk — buyers should seek appropriate advice
Modest overall internal size; room proportions are average
This three-bedroom semi-detached home on Carr Lane sits on a generous plot with front and rear gardens, detached garage and driveway — practical features for a growing family. The layout follows a traditional plan with lounge, through dining room and kitchen on the ground floor, and three bedrooms plus a bathroom upstairs. The loft has boarded storage and ladder access. Broadband is fast and mobile signal excellent, and the house is close to several well-rated primary and secondary schools.
The property requires some modernisation, giving buyers the opportunity to update kitchens, bathrooms and finishes to personal taste. There is scope to extend to the side or rear subject to planning consent, which could significantly increase living space and value. The generous rear garden enjoys a sunny aspect and a large patio, useful for family outdoor living.
Practicalities: the home is leasehold (long lease remaining), chain-free and warmed by mains gas central heating with double glazing. Council tax is low and ground rent is nominal, but the location carries a medium flooding risk which should be investigated. Overall size is modest for a three-bedroom house, so buyers seeking very large rooms should note room proportions are average.
This property suits families wanting a well-located home with scope to personalise and extend. For those prepared to carry out updating, it offers good long-term potential in an established residential area close to amenities and transport links.
