Modern, extended terrace with solar battery — walking distance to station and schools.
Extended, open-plan living and dining area
Recently refurbished throughout to a modern standard
Solar panels with on‑site battery storage included
Walking distance to mainline station and local shops
In catchment for several well-regarded primary and secondary schools
Small rear garden and front courtyard, practical outdoor space
Area classed as very deprived; average local crime levels
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated; single bathroom only
This mid-terrace three-bedroom house has been fully refurbished and extended to create bright, modern family accommodation. The open-plan ground floor maximises light and space, with integrated kitchen appliances and a convenient cloakroom for everyday family life. A private rear garden and small front courtyard give outside space for children and pets.
Energy-saving features include roof-mounted solar panels and an on-site storage battery, which will help reduce running costs alongside gas central heating. The property is freehold, double glazed and presented in immaculate condition internally — ready to move into without immediate works.
Location is a practical asset: the home sits in a quiet mews within walking distance of the mainline station, local shops and parks, and is in the catchment for well-regarded primary and secondary schools. These transport and school links suit commuters and families alike.
Buyers should note the wider neighbourhood context. The area is classified as very deprived with average local crime levels and predominantly hard-pressed rented terraces nearby. The mid-1960s cavity walls are assumed uninsulated, so buyers may wish to budget for external or cavity insulation improvements. The house has a single family bathroom and a relatively small plot compared with larger suburban gardens.