Three bedrooms with family bathroom upstairs
Two reception rooms plus conservatory for extra living space
Stylish kitchen and downstairs WC on ground floor
Off-street driveway parking and small front garden
Rear garden with decking and lawn
Medium flood risk — check insurance implications
High local crime rates and very deprived area — location drawback
Slow broadband speeds; double glazing install date unknown
A practical three-bedroom end-terrace offering straightforward space for a first-time buyer or young family. The ground floor includes a lounge, separate dining room, handy downstairs WC, stylish kitchen and a conservatory that extends living space into the garden. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property is freehold and benefits from double glazing (install date unknown) and gas central heating with a boiler and radiators.
Outside, a small front garden and pebble driveway provide off-street parking; the rear garden has decking and lawn for outdoor use. The house sits close to motorway routes, making it convenient for commuters. Local schooling is well rated with nearby primary and secondary schools graded Good by Ofsted.
Be candid about location and services: the neighbourhood records higher crime rates and the wider area scores as very deprived, which may concern some buyers. Broadband speeds are slow and the property sits in a medium flood-risk zone—both factors to consider for daily life and insurance.
The home dates from the late 1960s–1970s and presents sensible scope for cosmetic updating or partial refurbishment rather than a full structural overhaul. For a buyer willing to modernise finishes, this house offers a reasonably priced entry into homeownership with practical living space and commuter convenience.
