- Chain free three-bedroom semi-detached house
- Off-street driveway parking and enclosed rear garden
- Open kitchen-diner with adjoining utility room
- Mid-20th century solid brick walls, likely no cavity insulation
- Double glazing and mains gas central heating fitted
- Small plot and overall internal size (approx 631 sq ft)
- Area classed as deprived; local crime above average
- No flood risk; excellent mobile and fast broadband
A chain-free, three-bedroom semi in Bushbury offering practical family living and easy commuting. The ground floor opens to a light lounge with a feature media wall and an open-style kitchen diner with adjoining utility — a sensible layout for day-to-day family life and entertaining. Off-street parking and an enclosed rear garden provide useful outdoor space in a compact plot.
The property dates from the mid-20th century and benefits from double glazing and a mains gas boiler with radiators, keeping running costs predictable. Local transport links (A449, M54/M6) and nearby schools — including an Outstanding-rated primary — make this a convenient base for commuters and families. There is no flood risk and broadband and mobile signals are strong.
Buyers should note the area scores as relatively deprived and local crime is above average; prospective purchasers may want to research neighbourhood trends. The home's solid brick walls were built without insulation (typical of the era), which could mean higher heating bills and scope for energy-efficiency improvements. The plot and overall house size are modest, so buyers seeking large gardens or expansive interiors should consider viewing first.
Overall, this tidy, ready-to-move-in home suits a family or commuter wanting straightforward, low-maintenance accommodation with good transport links and schools nearby. It also presents modest potential for improvement (insulation, cosmetic updating) to increase comfort or value.