Three well-proportioned double bedrooms throughout first floor
Modern kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and breakfast bar
Separate study/home office offering flexible space
Landscaped southerly-facing rear garden, low-maintenance lawn and patio
Driveway providing off-street parking for one vehicle
Chain free — available for immediate occupation
Built 1967–1975; cavity walls likely without added insulation (assumed)
One family bathroom only; council tax band above average
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in Bushey, this mid-terraced house offers practical, well-presented family accommodation across two floors. The layout includes three double bedrooms, a modern kitchen/diner and a separate study ideal for home working or a children’s homework area. With immediate vacant possession and no onward chain, it’s ready for occupation.
The living spaces are bright and functional, with a southerly-facing landscaped rear garden that provides a private outdoor area for children and summer entertaining. A driveway at the front gives convenient off-street parking. The property totals approximately 974 sq ft, suitable for a growing family yet manageable to maintain.
Constructed in the late 1960s/early 1970s, the house is double-glazed and heated by a mains-gas boiler and radiators. Buyers should note the era of construction means cavity walls were built without added insulation (assumed) and there may be scope to improve energy efficiency. Council tax is above average for the area.
Convenience is a key draw: the home sits close to several well-rated schools, local amenities and transport links. Overall, this freehold, chain-free terrace is a practical family choice that’s ready to move into, with straightforward potential for energy and cosmetic improvements.
