In Ash Vale and its immediate surroundings, end-of-terrace houses tend to offer two to four bedrooms, often across two or three storeys. Many are well finished, with a modern kitchen or kitchen/diner, open living spaces and gardens to the rear, often with side access. Some homes have garages or driveway/off‐street parking. Properties vary from modest first-time buyer homes to larger family homes with more generous internal layouts. Examples include a two-bedroom end terrace in Cypress Grove with an open plan lounge/diner and freehold (managed) status, and a three-bedroom home in Derry Close with modern fittings and a recently updated kitchen.
As for pricing, you’ll usually see end-of-terrace houses in Ash Vale starting around £300,000 for well-presented two-bedroom homes. Homes with more bedrooms, modern upgrades, larger gardens or parking tend to fetch higher, closer to £400,000-£500,000, depending on exact location and condition.
Why people are drawn to end-of-terrace houses in Ash Vale:
They offer a good compromise: more living space and a garden compared to flats or smaller terraces, yet generally with lower maintenance and cost than detached homes.
Side access and gardens make them practical for families, pets, or outdoor space.
Modern fixtures and recent renovations in many listings reduce the amount of work required before moving in.
The area benefits from being well-connected (local amenities, schools, good transport links) while still having quieter residential streets.
Freehold or managed freehold properties also add reassurance for buyers regarding ownership and maintenance.
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