Three bedrooms with fitted storage and a boarded loft with skylight
Bay-front lounge with log burner opens to dining room and conservatory
Detached double garage with inspection pit and loft storage
Double-width driveway for two cars; low-maintenance paved gardens
Mains gas boiler, radiator heating; double glazing (install date unknown)
Scope to extend but no planning permission noted; small plot
Selective licence area; covenants/rights dated 1933 noted on title
Area deprivation and above-average local crime — survey and checks advised
Set on a tree-lined street close to the town centre, this well-presented 1930s semi-detached house offers practical family living with scope to extend. The ground floor flows from a bay-fronted lounge with log burner into a dining room and conservatory with solid roof, creating bright, flexible living spaces. A pantry, utility cupboard and downstairs cloakroom add everyday convenience.
Upstairs are three bedrooms with fitted storage, plus a house bathroom and a bedroom shower. The property includes a boarded loft with a skylight and a detached double garage with inspection pit and loft storage — useful for hobbies, parking, or further conversion (subject to consents). Front and rear gardens are low-maintenance paved areas and the double-width driveway provides off-street parking for two cars.
Practical positives include mains gas central heating, double glazing, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. The location is a short walk to the hospital, train station, town centre and a range of primary and secondary schools, making it well suited to families wanting easy access to local amenities.
Notable considerations: the house sits in an area flagged as deprived with above-average local crime, selective licensing in effect and 1933 covenants and rights on title. There is no planning permission noted for extensions, and the plot is relatively small. A chartered survey is recommended to confirm building condition and any prospective works.
