3 Bedroom Terraced House

This three-bedroom, mid-terraced home presents an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a well located property with plenty of potential. Offered with no forward chain, the home is ready for its next owners to move in and make it their own, with scope for some modernisation to further enhance its appeal and value.

The accommodation comprises three separate bedrooms, providing flexibility for growing families, guests, or those needing a dedicated home office. On the ground floor, two bright and versatile reception rooms offer comfortable living and dining spaces, while the kitchen provides ample storage and workspace. The bathroom is conveniently located on the ground floor and is fitted with both a bath and separate shower.

To the rear, a useful sunroom/lean-to creates an additional space, ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying views of the garden throughout the year.

Outside, the private rear garden measures approximately 24ft x 12ft (7.3m x 3.6m) and offers a secure, low-maintenance outdoor space ideal for children, gardening enthusiasts, or alfresco dining. Accessible directly from the sunroom, the garden provides a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.

With an EPC rating of C, the property also benefits from good energy efficiency, helping to keep running costs manageable.

Ideally situated within walking distance of Strood town centre and railway station, the property is perfectly placed for commuters, with high-speed services reaching St Pancras International in approximately 33 minutes. The area is also well served by reputable schools, local amenities, and green open spaces, making it a popular choice for families.

Combining generous accommodation, a convenient location, and exciting potential for further improvement, this property is a fantastic opportunity for a wide range of buyers. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this home has to offer.

Freehold l EPC Grade C l Medway Council Tax Band B

Additional material information: There are historic restrictive covenants common on older titles and buyers should rely on their solicitor's investigations regarding their current enforceability. The title also indicates responsibility for maintaining the southern boundary fence or wall and the land has the benefit of the use of the passageway at the back leading into Slatin Road. Property information has been provided by the seller and should be confirmed by the buyer’s solicitor and surveyor. Fixtures, fittings and appliances have not been tested. Buyers are advised to review all relevant legal and planning documents before exchange of contracts.