- Tudor Revival semi with bay-fronted living room
- Open-plan kitchen/diner with French doors to patio
- Long mature rear garden with vegetable beds and shed
- Integral single garage plus block-paved off-road parking
- Loft with skylights — conversion potential, needs regs and costs
- Solid brick walls likely uninsulated; insulation work recommended
- Three bedrooms, one family bathroom (large walk-in shower)
- Total floor area small (approx 616 sqft); rooms compact
A traditional three-bedroom semi in a well-regarded Solihull crescent, this Tudor-style home suits a family seeking space, schools and good transport links. The ground floor opens into a bay-fronted sitting room and an open-plan kitchen/diner with French doors onto a long, mature rear garden — ideal for children and outdoor entertaining. A useful side utility links to the single garage and provides extra storage and appliance space.
Upstairs offers two generous double bedrooms, a fitted single bedroom and a fully tiled family bathroom with a large walk-in shower. Loft access with skylights creates clear potential for a home office or additional bedroom, subject to building regs and conversion costs. The house is double glazed and gas-heated with a boiler and radiators, but the solid brick walls are likely uninsulated and some internal décor is dated.
Practical advantages include off-road parking on a block-paved driveway, integral garage access and fast broadband/mobile availability. The property is freehold, council tax is described as affordable and it sits close to several 'Good' primary and secondary schools. Overall, this is a well-located family home with scope to modernise and add value through loft conversion and targeted insulation improvements.