Guide price £350,000–£360,000
Three bedrooms, two reception rooms
Extended fitted kitchen with appliances
Newly fitted ground-floor shower room (only bathroom)
Approx. 55 ft private rear garden
Off-street parking to the front; small front area
Freehold, no onward chain
Modest overall size; period exterior maintenance needed
This three-bedroom mid-terrace on Beam Avenue offers practical family living with straightforward, ready-to-move-in accommodation. The house has two reception rooms, an extended fitted kitchen, a newly fitted ground-floor shower room and off-street parking to the front. Double glazing and gas central heating keep running costs reasonable while the property is sold freehold and with no onward chain.
The plot is compact but usefully arranged: a roughly 55 ft rear garden provides a private outdoor space for children and pets, while the ground-floor layout and separate dining room suit everyday family routines. Local transport links, nearby shops and several 'Good' rated primary and secondary schools make this a convenient choice for commuters with young families.
There is scope for improvement and value enhancement. The home is a modest-sized 1950s terrace with standard ceiling heights and some period exterior maintenance evident; buyers seeking larger rooms or high ceilings should note the overall small size. The property has a single bathroom (ground-floor shower room) which could be limiting for larger households and may prompt further investment to create an additional bathroom upstairs.
Practical positives such as low flood risk, excellent mobile signal and fast broadband support modern working-from-home needs. The area has low crime but is within a broadly deprived district, so future purchasers should weigh local regeneration prospects when considering long-term value.
