New windows and doors fitted in 2023
Off-road parking for two cars, block-paved driveway
Excellent-sized rear garden with split-level patios and lawn
Garage/store for storage only (not confirmed vehicle-ready)
Baxi combination boiler fitted 2021; mains gas central heating
Two double bedrooms only — limited for larger families
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — potential energy improvement needed
Freehold property; Council Tax Band B (lower running costs)
Step into a freshly improved two-bedroom semi-detached home in a quiet Kidderminster cul-de-sac. New windows and doors were fitted in 2023 and the interior has been sensitively updated, so the property is genuinely move-in ready. The layout is generously proportioned for its size, with a separate lounge and a fitted dining kitchen suited to everyday living.
Practical features include off-road parking for two cars, a decent plot with an excellent-sized rear garden and a garage/store (storage use). The Baxi combination boiler was installed in 2021, and mains gas central heating with radiators provides efficient warmth. Broadband is fast and mobile signal is excellent — useful for home working or streaming.
Important limitations are clear and factual: this is a two-bedroom house (approximately 862 sq ft), which may be small for growing families or those needing dedicated home office space. The garage is for storage only and not confirmed as vehicle-ready. The property’s cavity walls are assumed to have no added insulation, so further insulation work could improve energy efficiency and running costs.
Set in an established, very affluent suburb with good schools nearby and convenient transport links to Kidderminster and beyond, the home suits first-time buyers or couples seeking a low-hassle, ready-to-live-in house with parking and a large garden. Freehold tenure and a low council tax band add to the affordability over time.