Well-presented 3-bed home with garden room and EV charging, ideal for family life.
Three bedrooms with en-suite to master
A well-presented three-bedroom detached home set on a no-through road at the edge of a semi-rural development. The house offers practical family living with a sitting room, separate dining room, fitted kitchen, ground-floor cloakroom and three first-floor bedrooms — the master with en-suite. Outside there’s an off-street driveway with EV charging point, garage store and an enclosed L-shaped rear garden with a useful garden room/office.
The property benefits from double glazing, gas central heating (combi boiler) and an EPC rating of C (77), reflecting reasonable energy performance for a modern build (constructed 2007–2011). The layout suits family routines — room for dining, a separate sitting area with French doors to the garden, and practical storage throughout. The garden room is a handy work-from-home or hobby space.
Notable practical points: there is an annual estate service charge of around £322 for maintenance and management, and the property sits in an area described as very deprived with above-average local crime statistics. Broadband speeds are reported as slow, and council tax is above average. These are important factors for buyers to weigh, particularly if fast home working connectivity or low local running costs are priorities.
Viewing is recommended to appreciate the presentation, semi-rural setting and how the room proportions work for family life. This home will suit buyers wanting a modern, low-maintenance family house near village amenities and the Heritage Coast, who are comfortable with the local area characteristics and service charge.