Chain-free three-bed detached in a cul-de-sac, ideal for families seeking space and scope to improve..
No onward chain — immediate possession possible
Sold at auction; non-refundable reservation fee applies
Extended detached layout with large lounge and dining kitchen
Three good-sized bedrooms; single shower room plus separate WC
Large side workshop/store and covered utility/passage
Driveway provides off-street parking; small rear garden
Built 1967–75; cavity walls likely uninsulated, older double glazing
Local area: good schools nearby but higher-than-average crime indicators
This extended three-bedroom detached house sits at the end of a convenient cul-de-sac, close to good primary and secondary schools, local shops and transport links — a practical family location. The property is chain-free and offers immediate possession for buyers able to proceed via the advertised auction route (reservation fee applies).
Interior space is generous for its age: a large lounge, family dining kitchen, ground-floor guest cloakroom, first-floor shower room plus separate WC. A useful side passage/utility leads to a substantial workshop/store, and the driveway provides off-street parking with direct access to the small rear garden.
Built in the late 1960s/early 1970s, the house retains period features and double glazing installed before 2002. Energy upgrades are likely beneficial: cavity walls are assumed uninsulated and the heating is a conventional mains-gas boiler and radiators. There is one main bathroom (shower room) serving three bedrooms.
Practical drawbacks are factual: the property will be sold at auction (a non-refundable reservation fee applies on successful purchase), the plot is modest, and local area indicators show higher-than-average crime and area deprivation. These factors, together with older glazing and probable insulation shortfalls, point to ongoing maintenance or modest refurbishment for comfort and efficiency.