Affordable three-bedroom semi with garden, fast broadband and easy commuter links.
Three bedrooms with two reception rooms and decent rear garden
Freehold tenure; approximately 1,074 sq ft overall size
Mains gas boiler and radiators; double glazing installed after 2002
Fast broadband, average mobile signal, low local crime
Council tax level described as cheap; no flood risk
Construction data lists 1983–1990; exterior shows Victorian-style features
Single bathroom only — may be limiting for larger households
Nearby schools have mixed Ofsted ratings; family buyers should review
This three-bedroom semi-detached house offers an accessible, well-connected starter home in Long Eaton. At about 1,074 sq ft with two reception rooms and a decent rear garden, it provides practical living space for a growing household or first purchase.
Practical features include mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, double glazing installed post-2002, fast broadband and low local crime. The property is freehold, outside identified flood risk, and council tax is described as cheap — helpful for running costs.
A couple of points to note before viewing: records indicate construction in 1983–1990, while the exterior and some interior descriptions show Victorian-style features — this discrepancy may affect expectations about materials and conservation detail. There is one bathroom only and nearby schools have mixed Ofsted outcomes, so families may want to consider this.
Overall, the house suits a first-time buyer seeking affordable, well-connected accommodation with scope to personalise. Its location close to shops, bus links and major roads (A52, M1, A50) adds everyday convenience and commute flexibility.