Driveway, garden and convenient transport links for growing households.
- Three bedrooms with separate lounge and dining room
- Off-street driveway and decent rear garden
- Around 917 sq ft; traditional 1930s layout
- Double glazing; mains gas boiler and radiators
- EPC rating D; possible lack of wall insulation
- Single family bathroom; may need modernisation
- Freehold tenure; Council Tax Band C (affordable)
- Local area: good transport and schools; above-average crime
This 1930s semi-detached house offers practical family living across around 917 sq ft with three bedrooms, a separate lounge and dining room, and a rear garden. A driveway provides off-street parking and the decent plot gives scope for outside play or modest extension (subject to consent).
The property is double glazed and heated by a mains gas boiler to radiators. It sits close to good transport links, local shops and several schools, including highly regarded secondary options — useful for commuters and families.
Buyers should note the EPC rating of D and the likely lack of cavity wall insulation in the original solid brick construction. The home has one family bathroom and shows as an average-sized, traditional layout that will suit those prepared to refresh finishes; it represents practical value in a well-connected part of Oldbury.
Council Tax Band C and freehold tenure simplify ownership. The neighbourhood has above-average crime statistics and higher local deprivation; viewings are recommended so buyers can judge suitability and potential improvements firsthand.