Extended four-bed home with driveway, garden and loft conversion for flexible family living.
4 bedrooms including ground-floor bedroom with shower room and WC
This extended 1930s semi-detached house offers flexible family living across multiple levels. The open-plan ground floor creates a sociable hub for everyday life, while a ground-floor bedroom with adjoining shower room gives practical guest or accessible living space. A loft conversion provides valuable extra room for a home office, playroom or media area.
Outside, you get a private rear garden and a front driveway that fits up to three cars — useful in a city setting. The property is gas‑heated with double glazing in place, and local amenities, schools and transport links are all within easy reach, making daily routines straightforward for families.
Important points to note: the home sits on a small plot and was built in the 1930s–40s with solid brick walls likely lacking cavity insulation. The double glazing was installed before 2002. These features mean the house may benefit from insulation and energy-efficiency upgrades. The immediate area is classified as very deprived, and crime levels are average; prospective buyers should consider this alongside the low council tax and strong local services.
Priced at £340,000 with freehold tenure, this is a practical family home with clear potential for improvement and value enhancement through targeted refurbishments.