Off-street parking via dropped kerb and rear garage
Beautifully maintained, private rear garden with patio and lawn
Three bedrooms, one modern family bathroom (single bathroom)
Downstairs WC, utility cupboard and conservatory-style lean-to
Period features: bay windows, high ceilings, two feature fireplaces
Solid brick walls (assumed no insulation) — potential energy upgrade needed
Dated décor and possible mould in living room — survey advised
Area has higher deprivation indicators despite good schools and fast broadband
This mid-terraced three-bedroom home in Sutton Village blends period character with practical family living. The living room's bay window and feature fireplace create a cosy front reception, while the generous dining room with French doors opens onto a beautifully maintained rear garden — a rare private outdoor space for this area. Off-street parking via a dropped kerb plus a rear garage add everyday convenience.
Ground-floor layout includes a practical kitchen with utility cupboard, downstairs WC and a conservatory-style lean-to that works well as a home office or extra storage. Upstairs offers three well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern family bathroom; the total internal area is about 82 sqm (c.882 sq ft), suitable for growing families or home-working needs.
Buyers should note the house dates from the 1930–1949 period and has solid brick walls (assumed without cavity insulation), so energy performance may lag newer homes and could benefit from insulation improvements. There are signs of dated décor and a note of potential mould in the living room area — a survey is recommended. The property sits in an area with higher-than-average deprivation indicators, although local schools and good broadband/mobiles are positives.
Overall, this freehold terrace offers strong family appeal: character features, a private garden and parking, with sensible scope for energy and cosmetic upgrades to increase comfort and value. Early inspection is advised to assess renovation priorities and running costs.
