Three-bedroom semi with garden and driveway — good schools nearby, ideal for first-time buyers..
Corner plot cul-de-sac location with good privacy
Off-street driveway parking and front foregarden
Decent rear garden with paved patio and lawn
Three bedrooms; single ground-floor bathroom
Built 1930–1949; solid brick walls, likely no wall insulation
Double glazing and gas central heating present
Requires updating and cosmetic renovation throughout
Area shows high deprivation; neighbourhood context may impact values
Set on a corner plot at the end of a cul-de-sac, this three-bedroom semi-detached home offers straightforward family living with good external space and parking. The layout includes a bay-fronted lounge, kitchen, ground-floor bathroom and three first-floor bedrooms. A paved driveway and front foregarden provide off-street parking; the rear garden has a patio and shaped lawn — useful outdoor space for children or pets.
Built in the 1930s–1940s, the property benefits from mains gas central heating and double glazing (install dates unknown). The solid-brick walls mean good structural bones but probably limited wall insulation; the house requires general updating and cosmetic renovation to reach modern energy and finish standards. EPC D indicates reasonable efficiency but some improvement potential.
The location suits first-time buyers and young families: several primary and secondary schools rated Good are nearby, plus local amenities such as nurseries, pubs and frequent bus links. Fast broadband and average mobile signal support working from home and everyday connectivity. Council tax band is low, which helps running costs.
Potential investors should note the area’s higher deprivation indicators and “hard-pressed” local profile; rental demand exists but buyers should factor the neighbourhood context and any necessary refurbishment budgets. Essential positives — corner plot, decent garden, driveway parking and scope to add value — are clear, but expect improvement work and possible insulation upgrades.