4 bedroom Detached House
Pear Tree Avenue, Swadlincote
£325,000 Guide Price
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Burton-on-Trent Estate Agents
Guide Price £325,000 to £350,000 Are you looking for a one off private build that boasts 4 bedrooms and a garage? Then your next fabulous family home is here for you.
Awaiting Your Loving Touch
In brief the property comprises of; Entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen and a guest WC.
While the first floor offers four, well sized bedrooms plus a family shower room.
Outside, the property benefits from side access via multi vehicle driveway leading an established garden that is awaiting your loving touch.
With character features throughout and motivated sellers, Pear Tree Avenue is likely to be a popular property, early viewing are highly recommended. No upward chain.
Council Tax Band D
Freehold
Property Reference: HRT115501704
Lounge 11ft 3ins x 15ft 4ins (3.43m x 4.69m)
Dining Room 9ft 4ins x 11ft 0ins (2.85m x 3.37m)
Kitchen 11ft 1ins x 8ft 0ins (3.38m x 2.45m)
Utility Room 5ft 8ins x 8ft 5ins (1.75m x 2.57m)
Shower Room 4ft 9ins x 5ft 8ins (1.47m x 1.74m)
Garage 17ft 7ins x 11ft 3ins (5.38m x 3.44m)
Bathroom 7ft 2ins x 5ft 4ins (2.2m x 1.65m)
Separate WC 4ft 3ins x 2ft 9ins (1.3m x 0.85m)
Bedroom Four 19ft 3ins x 11ft 1ins (5.88m x 3.38m)
Master Bedroom 11ft 1ins x 15ft 5ins (3.39m x 4.71m)
Bedroom Two 10ft 11ins x 10ft 6ins (3.34m x 3.22m)
Bedroom Three 8ft 8ins x 7ft 1ins (2.66m x 2.16m)
About Burton-on-trent
Burton-on-Trent is a historic market town in Staffordshire, ideally positioned between Derby, Stafford and not far from Birmingham. With a population of around 75,000, the town offers a strong balance of affordability, connectivity and local amenities, making it an attractive location for families, professionals and commuters.
The town is well known for its rich industrial heritage, particularly its long-standing reputation as the brewing capital of the UK. Burton’s unique water quality played a key role in the development of the brewing industry, with global names such as Molson Coors still having a major presence in the area. The town also has historic links to shoemaking and was the original location of the first Marmite factory.
Today, Burton-on-Trent continues to evolve, offering a mix of traditional character and modern development. The town centre provides a range of shops, restaurants and everyday amenities, while nearby green spaces and the River Trent add to its appeal for those seeking a more relaxed pace of life.
Transport links make Burton a convenient base for travel across the Midlands. The town has direct rail services to Derby, Birmingham and Nottingham, while the A38 and A50 provide strong road connections to the wider region. This accessibility, combined with more affordable property prices compared to nearby cities, makes Burton-on-Trent an increasingly popular choice for buyers, renters and investors.
£273,268
Average price paid in Burton-on-trent
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