- Four bedrooms with en suite and Jack-and-Jill facilities
- Three reception rooms plus extended sun room
- Large private garden with countryside views
- Driveway and double garage with internal access
- Built c.1996–2002; cavity walls assumed insulated
- Double glazing present; install dates unknown
- Council tax band above local average
- Stairlift fitted to entrance staircase (may require removal)
Set on a large plot in a quiet Rawmarsh cul-de-sac, this four-bedroom detached home delivers generous family living across multiple reception rooms and three bathrooms. The ground floor combines a bay-fronted lounge, dining room, upgraded kitchen/diner and an extended sun room that opens onto a private garden with open countryside views — ideal for summer entertaining or peaceful relaxation. Internal access to the double garage and a wide driveway add practical parking and storage.
Upstairs, the master bedroom includes built-in wardrobes, a walk-in wardrobe, bay window and private en suite. Three further bedrooms provide family flexibility, with two sharing a Jack-and-Jill en suite. The house is neutrally decorated throughout and appears well maintained; loft access and an airing cupboard offer extra storage. Broadband and mobile signal are strong, and local primary and secondary schools are mostly rated Good.
Practical considerations: the property was constructed around 1996–2002 and benefits from cavity wall insulation and double glazing, although glazing install dates are not specified. Council tax is above average for the area. A stairlift is fitted to the entrance staircase (shown in imagery), which may suit buyers requiring accessibility but could be removed if not needed. There is no identified flood risk.
This is a comfortable suburban home for families seeking space, privacy and countryside outlooks within a sought-after neighbourhood. The large plot and three reception rooms give scope for home working or flexible living, but buyers should note running costs and confirm upgrade dates for glazing and other services during surveys.
