Three good-sized bedrooms with refitted family bathroom
Extended L-shaped lounge diner with skylight for extra daylight
Refitted kitchen plus extended utility room for storage
Driveway and integral garage providing secure off-street parking
Low-maintenance rear garden; small plot size
Double glazing (post-2002) and mains gas central heating
Single bathroom only — may be limiting for larger families
Local area classed as deprived; consider long-term resale factors
This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home on Bank Street offers a practical, move-in-ready layout suited to first-time buyers or young families. The rear extension creates an open-plan L-shaped lounge diner with a skylight, bringing extra daylight into the living space and improving flow for everyday living and socialising. The kitchen and bathroom have been refitted, and a useful utility room adds storage and functionality.
Outside, the property benefits from a driveway and integral garage for secure off-street parking and a low-maintenance rear garden that’s easy to manage. Core systems are conventional and efficient: double glazing (installed post-2002), mains gas central heating via boiler and radiators, and cavity-filled walls from the original build era. The home is freehold with a modest footprint in a 1970s/1980s suburban setting.
Buyers should note some practical limitations: the plot is small and the house has a single family bathroom, which may be a consideration for larger households. The local area is classified as relatively deprived, which can affect long-term resale dynamics though the neighbourhood offers low crime, good transport links, fast broadband and several well-rated primary schools nearby.
Overall, this property represents a straightforward, sensible purchase for those seeking an affordable entry onto the housing ladder or a compact family home with ready-to-use accommodation and parking. Early viewing is recommended to assess the layout and outdoor space in person.
