Large plot, garage and attic potential — ideal for buyers who can modernise..
- Large rear garden with patio and established borders
- Detached garage plus brick‑weaved driveway and dropped kerb
- Spacious attic room offering flexible use or conversion potential
- Two reception rooms and conservatory for family living
- Double glazing installed after 2002; mains gas central heating
- Cavity walls likely uninsulated; property needs modernisation
- Exterior paint issues and dated fixtures throughout
- Located in a very deprived area; resale growth may be limited
Set on a generous plot in NR3, this 3‑bed semi-detached house offers substantial living space, a large rear garden and detached garage — useful for families or buyers seeking expansion potential. Ground-floor accommodation includes two reception rooms, a conservatory and a kitchen, with an attic room above that could serve as a home office, playroom or additional bedroom.
The property dates from c.1930–1949 and benefits from double glazing (installed post‑2002) and mains gas central heating. Practical features include a brick‑weaved driveway with dropped kerb for ample off‑road parking and a sizeable private garden with patio and established borders.
Buyers should note this is a property for improvement rather than a turnkey home. There are visible exterior paint issues, the cavity walls are assumed uninsulated and some interior and modernisation work is likely required. The house sits in an area classed as hampered aspiration/very deprived, which may affect long‑term capital growth compared with stronger neighbourhoods.
For purchasers seeking value, the home offers scope to add value through modernisation and possible development of attic space (subject to consents). Local amenities are close by, schools include several rated Good or Outstanding, and mobile and broadband connectivity are strong — useful for remote working or renting out.