- Detached two-bedroom traditional home (circa 1900–1929)
- Very large rear garden with summer house and extension potential
- Two reception rooms; overall internal area about 652 sq ft
- Covered side driveway, single garage and ample off-street parking
- Double glazing installed post-2002; mains gas boiler and radiators
- Solid brick walls — assumed no cavity insulation, may need upgrading
- Single family bathroom only; limited for larger households
- Fast broadband, low crime, area shows local deprivation indicators
This traditional detached home on Old Fallow Road offers straightforward family living with two double bedrooms, two reception rooms and a large rear garden. The layout suits parents who need nearby schools and easy transport links while keeping domestic space compact and manageable.
The plot is a genuine selling point: a very large, well-stocked rear garden with a summer house and a covered side driveway plus single-car garage provide scope for outdoor living and off-street parking. There is excellent potential to extend the house (subject to planning), making this a good option for buyers wanting to add space or value.
Practical considerations are clear and factual. The property is a solid-brick 1900–1929 build with double glazing fitted after 2002 and gas central heating; however, wall insulation is assumed absent, so upgrading for energy efficiency may be required. Internally the home totals about 652 sq ft with a single family bathroom — suitable for small families but limiting for larger households.
Local amenities and schools are strong: multiple ‘Good’ primary and secondary schools nearby, fast broadband, low crime and convenient shops and bus links. The surrounding area shows signs of deprivation, so buyers should weigh community regeneration prospects alongside the property’s extension and improvement potential.