Large garden, garage potential and modern kitchen — excellent family starter with scope to improve.
Deceptively spacious lounge/dining room with dual aspect light
Modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances
Two large double bedrooms, master with dual aspect
Fully enclosed 60ft x 25ft rear garden with decking and shed
Off-street parking and rear garage/store potential
Built 1950s–66; some areas will need modernisation
Double glazing installed before 2002; consider upgrade
Area records above-average crime — advisable to research local data
Set in a tucked-away position less than 200 metres from Bourne Valley Nature Reserve, this deceptively spacious two-bedroom end-of-terrace house offers a rare combination of large reception space, a long private rear garden and off-street parking with garage potential. The current owners have updated key areas — notably a modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room and a contemporary family bathroom — making the house liveable from day one.
The layout suits a young family or couple seeking easy access to green space and good local schools. Both bedrooms are large doubles and the lounge/dining room benefits from dual aspect light. The 60ft x 25ft enclosed rear garden with decking and lawn is a strong family asset and provides scope for landscaping or extension (subject to planning).
Buyers should note a few material points: the property dates from the 1950s–60s, has double glazing installed before 2002 and will benefit from general modernisation in places to bring finishes fully up to contemporary standards. The area records above-average crime levels, which some purchasers may wish to investigate further.
Overall this freehold home blends immediate practicality with clear potential — a comfortable family base now, and scope to add value with targeted updating or small extensions. Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal make the property well suited to home working and modern family life.