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Beechfield Grove, Wolverhampton WV14 3 bed semi

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Beechfield Grove, Wolverhampton WV14 3 bed semi

Beechfield Grove, Bilston, Wolverhampton, WV14
£279,950

Our Summary

  • 07-acre plot, the home combines stylish modern interiors with exciting scope for future extension, subject to the usual planning permissions
  • From here you’ll find convenient internal access to the side passage and garage, offering excellent utility space and superb potential for conversion or extension should a purchaser wish to enlarge the ground floor footprint in years to come
  • Occupying a larger-than-anticipated corner of Beechfield Grove, the property enjoys mature boundaries, a neat front aspect, and side land that naturally lends itself to future development (STPP)
  • Whether you’re a growing family, a professional couple, or anyone seeking a ready-to-enjoy home with clear potential to add value, this renovated semi-detached gem demands a closer look
  • Potential to extend subject to planning permission

Description

This immaculately renovated three-bedroom semi-detached home on Beechfield Grove, Bilston, is a true "move-straight-in" opportunity with no upward chain and vacant possession. The property boasts stylish modern interiors, a spacious living room, and an open-plan kitchen and dining area perfect for entertaining. The first floor features three amply sized bedrooms, each thoughtfully decorated, and a stylish family bathroom. The property also benefits from a larger-than-anticipated corner plot, with mature boundaries, a neat front aspect, and side land that lends itself to future development (STPP). The rear garden provides a low-maintenance space for outdoor dining or gardening, while a private driveway and garage add valuable off-road parking and storage. The location is ideal for families and commuters, with local amenities, respected schools, and excellent transport links within easy reach. Additionally, a coal mining report is available upon request, which concludes that the main building is not at risk of coal-mining-related subsidence or damage.