Large plot, quiet cul‑de‑sac and clear scope for modernisation and value uplift..
- Detached three-bed family home on a quiet no-through road
- Large wrap-around garden with patio, apple trees and mature screening
- Two reception rooms; bay French doors to rear garden
- Adjoining office/dressing room off bedroom two
- Single three-piece family bathroom for three bedrooms
- Dated kitchen needing modernisation; cosmetic updating required
- Gated off-street parking and potential garage space
- No flood risk; mains gas heating; filled cavity walls
Set on a quiet cul-de-sac north of the River Eden, this 1930s detached house offers substantial living space and a large wrap‑around garden ideal for family life and gardening. The layout includes two reception rooms, three double bedrooms and a handy adjoining room to bedroom two currently used as an office or dressing room.
The plot is a standout: gated off‑street parking, front and rear lawned gardens, apple trees and mature screening provide privacy and outdoor scope. Internal space is generous (about 1,367 sq ft) with bay French doors from the dining room opening onto a flagged patio — good for indoor‑outdoor living and entertaining.
Practical positives include mains gas boiler with radiators, filled cavity walls, low local crime and no flood risk. Council tax is described as affordable and the area classifies as rural/ageing neighbourhoods with good schools nearby, making it suitable for established families.
Notable drawbacks are honest and straightforward: the kitchen is dated and will need modernisation; some original fixtures and finishes will require updating. There is a single family bathroom for three double bedrooms. Buyers seeking move‑in‑ready accommodation should expect refurbishment work; the property offers clear potential for improvement and value uplift.