Freehold detached house with huge rear and side plot
Four bedrooms and two reception rooms, 1406 sqft overall
Double garage, carport and multiple off-street parking spaces
Single family bathroom; bedroom one has a built-in washbasin
Needs full renovation and likely wall insulation added
Solid brick construction (1930s–1940s) with period features
High local crime rate and very deprived wider area
Fast broadband, excellent mobile signal, mains gas heating
A spacious four-bedroom detached house set on a very large plot in Burton-on-Trent, offering substantial scope for extension and modernization. The layout includes two reception rooms, a kitchen/diner, and a single family bathroom; bedroom one already has a built-in washbasin that would simplify adding an en-suite. Outside there is a double garage, adjoining carport and wide driveway with parking for several vehicles.
The property is sold freehold and benefits from mains gas central heating, double glazing (installation date unknown), fast broadband and excellent mobile signal — useful for modern living or rental demand. The house dates from the 1930–1949 era and retains period character such as decorative mouldings and a traditional fireplace, which could be sympathetically refurbished.
Important practical points: the house needs renovation throughout, the solid brick walls are likely uninsulated (assumed), and there is only one bathroom for four bedrooms. The neighbourhood shows higher local crime levels and the surrounding area is described as very deprived; buyers should factor potential safety and resale implications into plans.
For families, the location is near several primary and secondary schools including a local Outstanding-rated secondary. For developers or investors the huge plot and planning potential to extend present clear upside, but budget for modernisation, insulation, and possible security improvements is essential.
