Spacious garden and parking close to schools and local amenities.
Large private rear garden ideal for family use or outdoor entertaining|Garage en bloc plus private parking space|Freehold property with affordable council tax|Three bedrooms, single family bathroom (may need more for larger families)|Approx 916 sq ft of traditional layout living space|EPC rating D — potential energy improvements recommended|Hallway/staircase decor dated; some modernisation likely needed|Small plot overall despite long rear garden
Set close to local shops, schools and pubs, this semi‑detached 1950s home offers straightforward family living with immediate outdoor space. The house sits on a small plot but benefits from a surprisingly large rear garden that delivers scope for play, a patio or vegetable beds. A garage en bloc and parking add useful convenience in a generally low‑crime, well‑connected neighbourhood.
Inside, the layout is traditional and practical: three bedrooms, a single family bathroom and about 916 sq ft of living space. The property is described as very well presented in main living areas, but some internal details — notably the hallway staircase and dated decor — will suit buyers prepared to modernise. Heating is mains gas with boiler and radiators; glazing is double glazed (installation date unknown).
Value drivers include freehold tenure, fast broadband, excellent mobile signal and an affordable council tax band. The area is comfortable suburbia with good primary and secondary schools nearby (including an Outstanding infant school), making this a sensible choice for families seeking convenience without a large plot to maintain.
Important negatives to note: the home has an EPC rating of D and a single bathroom for three bedrooms, and the plot is small despite the long rear garden. Buyers looking for a turnkey, modern finish should budget for cosmetic updating and possible energy improvements.