Freehold four-bedroom semi-detached Victorian-era house, approx. 2,002 sq ft
Two reception rooms plus large kitchen-diner—excellent family living space
Sunny, enclosed rear garden with patio and decked seating areas
Block-paved driveway and electric-roller-shutter garage with power and shelving
Original period features throughout; may require ongoing maintenance
Double glazing fitted after 2002; mains gas boiler and radiators
EPC rating C; council tax moderate; no local flood risk
Nearest schools mostly Good rated; one nearby school listed as Inadequate
This four-bedroom semi-detached home on Sunderland Road offers generous family living across roughly 2,002 sq ft. Period features such as bay windows, ceiling roses and wood flooring give character, while two reception rooms and a large kitchen-diner provide flexible everyday space and entertaining areas.
Practical benefits include a sunny, enclosed rear garden with patio and decked seating, a block-paved driveway and an electric-roller-shutter garage with shelving and power. Double glazing (fitted post-2002), mains gas central heating and a C EPC rating help with comfort and running costs. The property is freehold and sits in a very low-crime, affluent neighbourhood close to shops, buses and several Good-rated schools.
Buyers should note this is an early-20th-century house with original features, which may need ongoing maintenance or sympathetic updating. One local primary listed (Ashley Academy) is rated Inadequate—other nearby primaries and secondaries have Good Ofsted ratings. Council tax is moderate and there is no local flood risk.
Overall, this is a rare, large semi with strong family appeal: characterful, practical and well-situated, especially for buyers who value space, outdoor living and period detail and are comfortable managing typical maintenance for an older home.
