Large corner plot with private rear garden and timber decked terrace
Planning permission granted to convert garage into self‑contained annex
Wide driveway and large garage with electric roller shutter
Three bedrooms; one contemporary shower room only (single bathroom)
Gas central heating; Worcester Bosch boiler replaced in 2020
Built c.1930–49—period character but may need future maintenance
Freehold, low flood risk, very low local crime and fast broadband
Annex conversion requires contractor works, building regs and costs
This well‑proportioned three‑bedroom semi sits on a generous corner plot in a quiet cul‑de‑sac in Codsall. The house is presented in good decorative order with large, light reception rooms, a private rear garden and a wide driveway providing plentiful off‑street parking. Practical family features include a fitted kitchen, utility/boot room and gas central heating with a new Worcester Bosch boiler fitted in 2020.
A major value driver is planning permission already granted to convert the large garage into a self‑contained annex (pitched roof construction plus living room/kitchen, cloaks and bedroom with en‑suite). That approved scheme offers immediate scope for multi‑generation living, a home office, or rental income — but delivering it will require contractor appointment and building works to complete the conversion.
Points to note: the property has a single shower room upstairs (one bathroom for three bedrooms) and the annex conversion will involve construction disturbance, costs and building regulation compliance. The home dates from the 1930s–40s so buyers should expect typical maintenance and possible future upgrades rather than a new‑build finish.
Location strengths are strong: highly regarded local schools, excellent broadband and mobile signal, low crime levels and easy access to Bilbrook rail services and Wolverhampton. Freehold tenure, low flood risk and council tax band B add to the practical appeal for families seeking a spacious, well‑located home with clear scope to add value.