- Three bedrooms, deceptively spacious lounge and breakfast kitchen
- Detached garage with parking at rear
- Short walk to Cannock Chase and Hednesford Hills
- Close to several Good-rated primary and secondary schools
- Small overall property and plot size
- Third bedroom is compact, limited space upstairs
- Cavity walls as-built; likely no added insulation
- Single family bathroom; some updating may be required
Light-filled three-bedroom end terraced house set a short walk from Cannock Chase and Hednesford Hills, ideal for families who value easy access to green space. The ground floor offers a generous lounge and a large breakfast kitchen, while parking, a detached garage and a fully enclosed rear garden provide practical outdoor storage and parking options.
The home is solidly built (late 1960s–1970s) with double glazing and gas central heating throughout, low local crime and fast broadband — useful for commuting or working from home. Nearby primary and secondary schools rated Good are within walking distance, making daily life straightforward for families with children.
The property is small overall with a compact plot and a notably small third bedroom; it will suit buyers seeking affordable family accommodation rather than a large family home. The cavity walls are as-built with no added insulation assumed, so there is scope to improve energy efficiency. The interior shows mid-century character but will benefit from updating in places to modern standards.
In short: a well-located, affordable three-bed with genuine outdoor space and parking, strong location advantages and clear potential for buyers willing to invest modestly in thermal improvements and cosmetic updating.
