Detached three-bedroom home with larger-than-average private rear garden
New fascia, soffits, guttering and automatic garage door recently fitted
Scope to extend/develop subject to planning consent
Needs renovation and modernisation throughout; budget accordingly
Gas central heating, double glazing, and large driveway with garage
Wet room plus separate WC (single bathroom arrangement)
Freehold, chain free; Council Tax Band C (2024/25 £2,248.61)
Good transport links to hospitals, airport and rail; local good schools nearby
This detached three-bedroom home in Silverdale is a solid mid‑20th century property with genuine scope for improvement. It sits on a larger‑than‑average rear plot and benefits from recent external works including new fascia, soffits, guttering and an automatic garage door — practical savings for a buyer starting a renovation.
The layout offers straightforward family living: entrance hall, dual‑aspect lounge/dining room with patio doors to the garden, kitchen, three first‑floor bedrooms, a wet room and separate WC. Gas central heating, double glazing and a large driveway with garage give sensible running costs and off‑street parking for multiple vehicles.
The house needs cosmetic modernisation throughout and may benefit from further structural or layout work if you want an open‑plan living area or an extra bathroom. There is clear potential to extend or redevelop the plot, subject to obtaining the necessary building and planning consents. Buyers should factor renovation costs into their budget.
Positioned for good connectivity — easy access to tram/bus routes, local shops, the Queen’s Medical Centre, and East Midlands transport links — the property is well placed for families and commuters. Priced to reflect its condition and offered freehold and chain free, it suits buyers seeking a project with strong upside in a quietly affluent, low‑crime suburb.
