- Three bedrooms plus downstairs study/bedroom potential
- Kitchen/diner and large conservatory extend living space
- Enclosed low‑maintenance rear garden with vehicle access
- Off‑street parking; no garage
- Single family bathroom only
- Small plot and modest overall footprint
- Management charge circa £150–£200 per year
- Located in a high‑deprivation, transitional neighbourhood
A practical three-bedroom semi-detached home arranged over two floors, suited to families seeking straightforward, low-maintenance living. The ground floor offers a kitchen/diner, lounge, useful study/bedroom and a spacious conservatory that extends living space into the rear garden. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a single family bathroom; built-in cupboards and loft access add everyday storage.
Outside is a small, enclosed rear garden with paved and gravel areas plus double gates and additional off-street parking — convenient for a family vehicle. The property is freehold, gas‑central heated with modern double glazing and was built in the early 1990s, so expectations should be for conventional, well-proportioned accommodation rather than period features.
Location is practical: cul-de-sac setting close to local schools, shops and bus links in a mixed, transitional neighbourhood. Note this area records higher deprivation metrics and average crime levels; purchasers should assess local suitability. There is a modest management charge (circa £150–£200pa) for communal upkeep and council tax is very low.
This house suits a family or buyer wanting immediate occupation with scope to update cosmetic finishes. It’s a sensible, budget-friendly option for those prioritising access to schools and parking over high-end fixtures or large gardens.