Bright, practical living close to transport links and local services.
Three bedrooms and two reception rooms — traditional family layout
Large, private rear garden, child- and pet-friendly
Driveway providing off-street parking
Close to General Hospital, M27/M3 access, and local amenities
Double glazing installed after 2002; mains gas heating
Single family bathroom; may need modernisation
Built c.1930 — period features, renovation potential
Freehold tenure; no flood risk
This well-proportioned 1930s semi offers a comfortable family layout with two reception rooms and three bedrooms, arranged over an average-sized 930 sq ft footprint. The sitting room’s bay window and feature fireplace add period charm, while the open-plan dining area and fitted kitchen lead out to a large, private rear garden — important for children and pets.
Practical features include off-street driveway parking, double glazing (post-2002) and mains gas central heating via boiler and radiators. The house is freehold and has straightforward access to the M27 and M3, the General Hospital nearby, and a range of local amenities and leisure facilities.
The home is suitable for families seeking convenience and outdoor space but will benefit from some updating. There is a single family bathroom and a guest cloakroom only; finishings are typical of an older dwelling and offer scope for renovation or reconfiguration to add modern conveniences.
Local schooling is within walking distance, with a mix of Ofsted ratings across nearby primary and secondary options (several rated Good, some lower). Broadband and mobile signal are strong, and the area presents an accessible suburban setting with average local crime and deprivation levels.