The property is situated on Hordern Road within the established residential area of Whitmore Reans, approximately 1.5 miles north-west of Wolverhampton City Centre. The surrounding area provides a range of local shops, supermarkets and everyday amenities, together with a selection of schools and educational facilities. Wolverhampton City Centre offers a more extensive range of retail, leisure and commercial facilities, together with a mainline railway station providing regional and national connections. Public transport links are readily available, with regular bus services operating within the immediate vicinity. The property is also conveniently positioned for access to the A449 and wider road network, including the M54 motorway, whilst Wolverhampton Racecourse and the amenities of Tettenhall are within easy reach.

An attractive and distinctive two-storey detached residence of traditional red-brick construction, displaying architectural features characteristic of the late Victorian and Edwardian periods. Believed to date from around the turn of the twentieth century, the property retains considerable external character, including an imposing projecting bay window with decorative detailing, tall traditional-style windows and contrasting brickwork features. Of particular interest is the original-style name plaque to the front elevation identifying the property as "Hordern House", reflecting the historic character of the building and surrounding area. Benefiting from uPVC double glazing, gas central heating and being broadly in a well presented condition.

Please refer to the floor plan for room measurements.

Hallway, reception room one, reception room two, spacious kitchen, bathroom with WC.

Stairs leading down to cellar.

Stairs and landing, bedroom one (double), bedroom two (double), bedroom three double) with en-suite shower room with WC.

Front - Fore garden. Rear - Garden.

The property is offered with vacant possession and no upward chain.