Large rear garden with patio, lawn, borders and vegetable plot
Four good-sized bedrooms, principal bedroom with large ensuite
Two living rooms with log burners and french doors to garden
Driveway parking plus single garage (6.07m x 2.67m)
Approximately 1,420 sq ft of extended accommodation, well presented
Built 1930s solid brick construction; likely no cavity insulation
EPC D — energy-efficiency improvements may be required
Local crime rate above average; consider security measures
Set on a large plot in a well-established Kingswinford address, this substantial 1930s detached house offers flexible, extended family accommodation across about 1,420 sq ft. The layout includes two reception rooms with log burners, a generous dining kitchen, four bedrooms and an ensuite, giving space for family life and home working. The property sits back from the road with driveway parking and a garage.
The large, level rear garden is a standout feature: extensive lawns, patio, established borders and a vegetable plot, with the garden backing onto school grounds — ideal for families who value outdoor space and proximity to schools. Double glazing and mains gas central heating are already installed, and the home is presented in largely good order with refitted family bathroom and integrated kitchen appliances.
Practical considerations: the house dates from the 1930s with solid brick walls (no added cavity insulation assumed) and an EPC rating of D, so further insulation or energy-efficiency improvements could be needed to reduce running costs. Crime rates in the immediate area are above average; buyers should factor this into their decision. Council Tax Band D applies.
In short, this is a roomy, character-filled family home with significant garden and parking, close to local schools and the village centre — attractive to buyers wanting space and scope to improve energy performance over time.