- Three bedrooms with spacious lounge/diner and modern bathroom
- Large driveway for 2–3 vehicles plus gated side access
- Generous enclosed rear garden with decking; needs some upkeep
- Laing Easi-Form system-built construction with internal insulation
- Double glazing installed before 2002; gas central heating
- Located near Robinswood Hill and several primary schools
- Area is very deprived with above-average local crime rates
- Exterior appears dated and worn; some maintenance required
This three-bedroom end-terrace on Bazeley Road offers generous indoor space, a large driveway for 2–3 cars and an enclosed rear garden — practical assets for first-time buyers or young families. Inside, the lounge/diner and modern kitchen flow to a utility room and downstairs WC, while upstairs provides two doubles, a single bedroom and a refreshed family bathroom. Built using Laing Easi-Form system construction with internal insulation, the home benefits from gas central heating and double glazing (installed before 2002).
The plot is a real plus: a decent-sized rear garden with decking and gated side access, plus a wide driveway to the front, make outdoor living and parking straightforward. Broadband and mobile coverage are strong, and Robinswood Primary Academy and other local schools are within easy reach. Robinswood Hill and local green space are nearby for weekend walks.
Important considerations: the property sits in a very deprived area with above-average crime statistics, which may affect some buyers’ priorities. The exterior shows dated, worn finishes and the outdoor space needs maintenance. As a system-built house from the 1930–49 period, buyers should note its construction type when arranging mortgage offers or surveys. Council tax sits at a lower band, helping running costs.
