Bay-front lounge with log burner and fitted wardrobes in bedrooms
Large block-paved driveway with space for several cars
Detached garage with power, lighting and garden access
Beautifully landscaped west-facing rear garden and patio
Circa 980 sq ft; practical room sizes and part-boarded loft storage
Single family bathroom only; potential need for future modernisation
Above-average local crime and deprived area classification to note
Freehold, mains gas heating and double glazing; Energy Rating C (72)
This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached house sits on a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a pleasant green, offering comfortable family living within easy reach of Billingham town centre, parks and schools. The bay-fronted lounge with a log burner and the long kitchen/diner provide flexible ground-floor space for everyday life and entertaining. The home is freehold, gas-central heated and double glazed, with an Energy Rating of C (72).
The property stands on a decent plot with a large block-paved driveway, detached garage with power and lighting, and a landscaped west-facing rear garden with patio and lawn — excellent for afternoon sun and family outdoor time. At around 980 sq ft, room sizes are practical for a growing family; bedrooms include built-in wardrobes and there is a part-boarded loft for extra storage.
Buyers should note wider local conditions: the immediate area records above-average crime rates and sits within a deprived local classification. The house is in a neighbourhood characterised by industrious hardship and social renting; purchasers prioritising quiet low-crime areas or strong capital-growth prospects should factor this in. There are no reported flood risks.
Ideal for families or first-time buyers seeking move-in-ready accommodation with good transport, mobile signal and broadband. The single bathroom and era of construction (circa 1950s–1960s) mean some buyers may wish to update fixtures or consider longer-term modernisation. Council Tax Band B keeps running costs relatively low.