Spacious rooms, large garden and solar energy for efficient family living.
Four double bedrooms plus large landing office area
South-facing extensive private garden with pergola and vegetable plot
Owned solar panels with battery storage, EPC B
Large driveway for four cars; electric gated access and double garage
Kitchen-diner with snug, utility room and downstair WC
Huge loft with potential to convert (subject to permissions)
Mid-century build (1950s–60s); may need modernising in places
Council tax Band E; planning needed for extensions
A substantial four-double-bedroom detached house on Belton Lane, offering flexible family living across generous rooms and a large south-facing garden. The ground floor includes three reception rooms, a kitchen-diner with snug, utility, and internal access to a double garage. Owned solar panels with battery storage and an EPC B rating support lower running costs.
The upstairs landing provides a useful home-office area and all bedrooms are good doubles; the master includes an ensuite. There is clear potential to extend into the very large loft (subject to planning and building regulations) for additional living space. The property is offered chain free, so it can move quickly for a growing family.
Practical points to note: the house dates from the mid-1950s–60s, so some buyers may want to update parts to modern tastes. Council tax is Band E, and any loft conversion or major alterations will require planning permission and building-regulation work. Double glazing was fitted after 2002 and the large plot, gated driveway and electric garage doors add privacy and convenience.