South‑westerly garden, off‑street parking and good schools nearby.
Three bedrooms, one bathroom — modest internal size
A well‑positioned three-bedroom mid‑terrace on Halesowen Road offering practical family living close to Morden and St Helier transport links. The house benefits from off‑street parking for two cars, a private south‑westerly rear garden and straightforward, traditional layout across two floors. With 812 sq ft and an EPC rating of C, it suits buyers seeking a comfortable home with commuting convenience and scope to personalise.
Finished in mid‑20th century brick with double glazing installed post‑2002 and gas central heating, the property is liveable now but shows clear potential for improvement. The large plot and conservatory create opportunities to extend or reconfigure (subject to consents) for more open-plan family space. Local schools are well regarded, and Rosehill recreation ground is a short walk away — handy for young families.
Buyers should note material drawbacks: overall internal size is modest, there is a single bathroom for three bedrooms, and the cavity walls are assumed uninsulated which may affect running costs and future upgrade needs. The wider area shows signs of deprivation, although the immediate street has low crime and strong transport links.
This freehold home will appeal to growing families or first-time buyers prioritising location, garden and parking, and to buyers prepared to invest in modernising and insulating the house to improve comfort and energy efficiency. Viewing is recommended to judge room sizes and renovation potential in person.