End terrace house for sale in Swadlincote DE11, 3 Bedroom

Ideal Investment Opportunity.....Traditional End terrace - backing to farmland! This extended three bedroom property offers scope for improvement and includes a lounge/diner, kitchen and bathroom to ground floor and the three bedrooms to the first floor. Outside there's off road parking to the rear along with a garden and outdoor storage, with farmland and the historic "Castle Knob" to the rear! No upward chain - call newton fallowell to view

Location

Situated in Castle Gresley on the outskirts of the South Derbyshire market town of Swadlincote, this property is ideally placed for the commuter routes (A444/M42/M1) the National Forest and local amenities in nearby Swadlincote, Ashby and Burton. A wide range of retail and leisure facilities are also within a 30 - 40 min car journey away in the local cities of Birmingham, Nottingham, Derby & Leicester.

Room Sizes

Lounge / Diner (3.64 x 5.15 max (11'11" x 16'10" max))

Kitchen (3.54 x 3.47 (11'7" x 11'4"))

Master Bedroom (3.69 x 3.32 (12'1" x 10'10"))

Bedroom Two (3.46 x 5.6 max (11'4" x 18'4" max))

Bedroom Three (1.79 x 2.79 (5'10" x 9'1"))

Overview - Ground Floor

The main access to the property is to the front with a door to the lounge/ diner. This has an under stairs cupboard and a door through to the kitchen. The kitchen has wall and base units, along with appliances spaces, a door to the stairs to the first floor, a wall mounted central heating boiler and additional door to the rear lobby. This has a built in storage cupboard and door to the rear of the house, along with a sliding door to the bathroom. The bathroom has a bath, wash basin and WC.

Overview - First Floor

To the first floor, the master bedroom is located to the front of the property and is a good sized double. Bedroom two is to the rear and is a spacious "L" shaped room with built in wardrobes. Bedroom three is a single with a side window a large airing cupboard.

Outside

The property has off road parking to the rear and backs onto farmland with views to the "Castle Knob" the medieval (first documented in 1371 -1375 ad in the reign of Edward 111) site of the motte and bailey castle from where "Castle" Gresley gets it name. Directly to the rear of the property is the courtyard, from there a shared access crosses the property, with the garden beyond.