Spacious family home with garden and driveway, ideal for improvement projects.
3 bedrooms across two floors, approximately 950 sq ft
Private driveway with off-street parking for multiple cars
Rear garden of decent size; currently overgrown and needs clearance
Double glazing installed post-2002; mains gas boiler and radiators
Solid brick walls as built, assumed no cavity insulation
Single family bathroom only; consider extension potential
Good local schools rated Good and nearby everyday amenities
Fast broadband, excellent mobile signal and strong commuter links
Set on a popular Gravesend street, this 1930s semi-detached three-bedroom home offers solid period bones and clear scope to add modern value. The property benefits from a private driveway, a decent rear garden and gas central heating, making it liveable straight away while you plan improvements.
The interior includes a bay-front living room, a conservatory off the dining area and three bedrooms upstairs. The house is double glazed (fitted post-2002) and sits at approximately 950 sq ft, suited to growing families or buyers looking to personalise a long-term home. Local schools are rated Good and everyday amenities are within walking distance.
Practical drawbacks are straightforward: the exterior and garden are overgrown and need attention, and parts of the house require cosmetic updating. Walls are original solid brick with assumed no built-in insulation, so buyers should budget for potential insulating or energy-efficiency upgrades. There is one family bathroom only and the exact council tax band is not provided.
For commuters the location is strong — regular buses and quick access to Gravesend station with a high-speed link to central London. With decent broadband and excellent mobile signal, the house balances suburban convenience and renovation potential for a buyer wanting to add value.