- Five well-proportioned first-floor bedrooms
- Large rear garden with strong family potential
- Gated driveway with multiple off-street spaces
- Extended L-shaped kitchen plus separate dining room
- Single house shower room for five bedrooms
- Electric storage heaters; buyer should verify heating
- Solid brick walls; assumed no modern cavity insulation
- Medium flooding risk; area shows higher deprivation
A tremendously spacious, extended 1930s semi-detached home offering five first-floor bedrooms and generous living space across multiple reception rooms. The property’s bay-fronted frontage, large L-shaped kitchen and conservatory create flexible family living, while the gated driveway provides off-street parking for several cars. The sizable rear garden delivers strong outdoor potential for families or gardeners.
Practical positives include double glazing, an EPC rating of C, good broadband and excellent mobile signal, and a cluster of well-rated local schools within easy reach. Transport links to nearby towns are regular, making commutes and school runs straightforward.
Buyers should note several material points: heating currently uses electric storage heaters (prospective buyers should verify the installed system), the house’s solid brick walls are assumed to lack modern cavity insulation, and the area shows higher-than-average deprivation with medium flood risk reported. There is a single shower room serving five bedrooms, which may require adaptation for larger families.
Overall this is a roomy, characterful family home with clear potential but some energy and layout limitations to address. A viewing and a full survey are recommended to confirm heating, insulation and any renovation scope before committing.
