Property description

**no chain** this 1930's traditional semi detached home positioned in A pleasant location within A highly sought after residential district of headless cross boasting porch, reception hall, two reception rooms, kitchen, utility & W.C., three bedrooms and shower room.There is a generous garden to the rear. EPC: D
council band:

This chain free 1930's semi-detached family home situated within the highly sought after residential district of Headless Cross within walking distance to local schools and amenities.

Summary of accommodation :

* Porch leading to the reception hall.

* Reception hall having stairs rising to the first floor accommodation and doors radiating to;

* Lounge having feature bay window to the front and a feature fireplace housing a gas fire;

* Dining room having double glazed French doors leading to the rear garden and a door leading to the guest W.C.;

* Breakfast kitchen having double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, space for appliances and a door leading to;

* Lean-To Utility having space & plumbing for washing machine, and space for a fridge/freezer. There is a door from the utility leading to the front and also a door leading to the rear of the property;

* To the first floor are doors radiating to;

* Two Double bedrooms with bedroom having built in wardrobes and One single bedroom;

* Shower room having walk in shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and a low level W.C.;

* Generous sized garden mature garden to the rear;

location:

Like many areas of Redditch, Headless Cross was once a village of its own. It is widely thought to be named after Headless Cross farm, which was located roughly where Vaynor Drive is now located. As you may have heard, Redditch was once the world’s leading manufacturer of needles, and Headless Cross was home to three needle works; The Needle Factory, Phoenix Works, and Pleasant Mill. The area was also home to brickworks on Marlpit Lane and Birchfield Road.

In recent times Headless Cross has left its industrial past behind it, becoming a residential area with a popular centre, which features several shops, restaurants, pubs, and bars.

Headless Cross is home to both a first school (The Vaynor First School) and a middle school (Walkwood ce Middle School) which are both located on Feckenham Road.

One of the town’s old water towers still stands in Headless Cross. It has now been converted into a private residence but still remains a local landmark, visible from other areas of Redditch and beyond.<br /><br />