Three bedrooms and two reception rooms for flexible family living
Landscaped, low-maintenance rear garden with timber summer house
Contemporary bathroom accessed from bedroom one (single family bathroom)
uPVC double glazing and gas central heating (combination boiler)
Small plot and very small forecourt typical of town terraces
EPC rating D — energy efficiency below modern best practice
Freehold tenure with easy motorway and airport commuting
Local area records higher crime levels; check suitability
Step inside this well-presented mid-terrace and you’ll find a straightforward, ready-to-move-in home suited to first-time buyers or young families. Neutral tones and modern finishes create a light, practical living space with two reception rooms for flexible everyday use and entertaining. The dining room’s partial open-plan connection to the kitchen helps keep an eye on children while preparing meals.
Upstairs are three bedrooms (two doubles) and a contemporary bathroom accessed off the main bedroom, which works well for parents but means only one family bathroom. The property benefits from uPVC double glazing and gas central heating from a combination boiler, providing efficient, everyday comfort. The house totals about 834 sq ft and sits on a small plot typical of town-centre terraces.
Outside, the rear garden has been landscaped for low maintenance and includes a timber summer house plus integrated storage—ideal for a home office, hobby space or relaxed entertaining in warmer months. Practical commuting links are close by (M1, M42 and East Midlands Airport), and local amenities, a supermarket and several primary schools are within walking distance.
Be aware of a few material points: the EPC is rated D, and the plot and forecourt are small. The wider local area records higher crime levels, which may be an important consideration for some buyers. Overall, this freehold terrace offers immediate convenience and uncomplicated living in a village-centre setting with nearby countryside walks.
