- Detached four-bedroom home circa 1975, circa 149 sqm (1,604 sq ft)
- Bright lounge with gas fire and separate dining room
- Additional ground-floor TV/snug room for flexible use
- South-facing landscaped rear garden and patio
- Driveway for multiple cars plus modern single garage
- EPC D (moderate energy performance); built 1970s construction
- Council tax Band F (expensive); broadband speeds average
- Area shows pockets of deprivation; check local services
Built around 1975, this detached family home offers flexible accommodation across two levels, with roughly 149 sqm (1,604 sq ft) of living space. The layout includes a broad reception hall with cloakroom, bright lounge with living-flame gas fire, separate dining room, an additional TV/snug room and a well-proportioned kitchen with integrated appliances and serving hatch. Four bedrooms (two doubles and two large singles) and a family bathroom occupy the upper floor.
Outside, the property benefits from a recently built single garage, a tarmac drive with space for several cars, and a thoughtfully landscaped south-facing rear garden with patio and lawns — an appealing private setting for children or outdoor entertaining. Modern gas central heating and full double glazing are fitted, and mobile signal is excellent.
Practical considerations are clear: the house dates from the mid-1970s and has an EPC rating of D, so buyers should expect moderate energy performance compared with newer builds. Council tax is high (Band F), broadband speeds are average for the area, and the wider area classification indicates pockets of local deprivation which may be relevant to some purchasers.
Overall, this is a comfortable suburban family home in a well-connected small town with good schools and rail links. It will suit a family seeking generous, adaptable living spaces and outdoor privacy, or buyers looking to update and improve energy performance and cosmetic finishes to their own taste.
