Quiet cul-de-sac location with garage and private garden for family living.
Chain-free and vacant — available for quick completion
Open-plan living room flowing to fitted kitchen and patio doors
Private rear garden with shed and rear access
Garage in nearby block plus residential off-street parking
Three bedrooms and family bathroom; approx 861 sqft total
Built 1967–1975; likely benefits from updating and modernisation
Utilities and fittings not tested — buyers should verify condition
Nearby schools mostly Good; one local primary rated Inadequate
A three-bedroom end-of-terrace arranged over two floors, this chain-free family home sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and offers practical living space for growing households. The ground floor is arranged as an open-plan reception and dining area flowing into a fitted kitchen with a range oven, plus a utility/office and downstairs cloakroom for everyday convenience.
Upstairs are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property benefits from a private rear garden with shed, residential off-street parking and a separate garage in a small block. Built in the late 1960s–1970s, the house has double glazing, mains gas central heating and an overall footprint of about 861 sqft — an average-sized family layout on a modest plot.
This home suits families seeking straightforward, move-in living with scope to personalise. There is some evidence it would benefit from updating and buyers should note that all appliances and services have not been tested; a full inspection is recommended. Local schools include several rated Good, though one nearby primary is currently rated Inadequate, which may matter to families with young children.
Practical positives include chain-free vacant possession, garage and parking; practical negatives are the small plot, likely need for some modernisation, and the standard council/utility checks advised prior to purchase. Overall the house offers sensible family accommodation with room to add modern touches and improve value over time.