End-of-cul-de-sac family home with garage and extension potential (STPP)..
Five bedrooms across two storeys, flexible family accommodation
This semi‑detached five‑bedroom home sits at the end of a quiet Marston cul‑de‑sac and is offered with no onward chain — an attractive prospect for a growing family seeking space close to good local schools. The property provides two reception rooms, a utility and downstairs WC, plus a garage and off‑street parking for everyday convenience.
The house dates from the late 1960s/early 1970s and has been lived in for many years; it will suit buyers looking to modernise rather than those wanting a finished move‑in home. Notable practical points include older double glazing (installed before 2002), cavity walls currently without added insulation and a single family bathroom for five bedrooms — all factors to consider when budgeting improvements.
There is clear potential to extend subject to planning (STPP), allowing scope to reconfigure or add space for contemporary family living. Connectivity and local infrastructure are strong: fast broadband, excellent mobile signal, low crime levels and proximity to highly regarded state and independent schools, including an outstanding secondary option.
In short, this freehold house is a convenient, well‑located family property with immediate occupancy possible and realistic scope to add value through modernisation and extension. Buyers should factor in refurbishment costs and the single bathroom when assessing suitability.