3 bed end terrace house for sale

Ripley Grove, Dudley DY1

Three bedrooms. Three toilets. Two parking spaces. One very lovely home.

Offers in the Region of £230,000

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Some houses look good in photographs. Others just make sense the moment you walk through the door.

11 Ripley Grove manages to do both.

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac, this beautifully presented, bay-fronted, three-bedroom end-of-terrace home delivers the kind of practical, comfortable living that makes everyday life that little bit easier.

We're talking a gorgeous bay-fronted lounge, a modern kitchen/diner with French doors to the garden, a downstairs WC, three bedrooms, a master en-suite, a family bathroom and parking for two cars.

And with an impressive EPC rating of C (79), there's a little energy-efficiency bonus too.

Whether you're buying your first home, moving up the property ladder or simply looking for somewhere with a bit more breathing room, Ripley Grove deserves a closer look.

First impressions count
There's something particularly appealing about a house with a bay window.

It gives the exterior character, brings natural light flooding into the living room and makes the whole property feel welcoming before you've even unpacked a single box.

Set within an established modern residential development, the home enjoys a cul-de-sac position away from busy through traffic.

There's allocated parking for two vehicles, so you can forget the daily treasure hunt for a space when you get home.

Inside, the accommodation is thoughtfully arranged over two floors, with a great balance of living space, bedrooms and storage.

Let's have A look around...
the lounge: Your new favourite place to do absolutely nothing
3.15m x 4.55m (into bay)

First up, the lovely bay-fronted living room.

Bright, welcoming and surprisingly spacious, this is a room made for putting your feet up.

The attractive bay window brings in plenty of natural light, while the feature gas fireplace adds a cosy focal point when the evenings turn chilly.

There's room for comfortable seating, your favourite furniture and, of course, a television big enough to convince yourself you're actually at the football.

Movie nights, lazy Sundays and Christmas mornings. This room has them all written over it.

The kitchen/diner: Where everyone ends up anyway
2.75m x 4.55m

You know how it goes. You invite people round, make the lounge look lovely, and somehow everyone spends the entire evening standing in the kitchen.

Fortunately, this one is ready for them.

The modern kitchen offers a practical selection of cabinets and worktops, complete with an integrated double oven, hob and extractor.

There's space for a family dining table, making it ideal for everything from hurried weekday breakfasts to proper Sunday dinners.

And when the weather plays nicely, open up those French doors and let the garden become an extension of your living space.

Summer barbecues, evening drinks, children running between the house and garden. It's exactly how a family home should work.

The downstairs WC: Small room, big convenience
1.75m x 0.65m

Let's give the humble downstairs loo the appreciation it deserves.

No visitors wandering upstairs. No queues outside the family bathroom. No muddy little feet racing through the bedrooms after playing in the garden.

Practical? Absolutely.

Underrated? Massively.

Upstairs: Three bedrooms and no morning bathroom battles
bedroom one: The grown-ups' retreat
3.20m x 2.84m

The main bedroom offers a comfortable, relaxing space to escape the day's chaos.

There's built-in storage to help keep everything organised and enough room to create a lovely bedroom setting.

But the real bonus?

Your very own en-suite.

En-suite shower room: 2.20m x 1.60m

Featuring a walk-in shower, this is one of those everyday luxuries you'll wonder how you ever managed without.

No fighting over the family bathroom. No waiting for somebody to finish brushing their teeth.

Just your own private space to start the day.

Bedroom two: More than just A spare room
2.75m x 2.60m

A well-proportioned second bedroom with plenty of flexibility.

Children's bedroom? Guest room? Teenage hideaway?

Take your pick.

With approximately 7.2m² of floor space, it's a useful room that can adapt as your circumstances change.

Bedroom three: Small but mighty
2.75m x 1.84m

Don't overlook this one.

At approximately 5.1m², bedroom three would make a lovely nursery, dedicated home office, dressing room or younger child's bedroom.

In a world where more of us work from home, having that extra room can be worth its weight in gold.

The family bathroom
1.90m x 2.10m

A bright and practical family bathroom featuring a fresh white suite and bathtub.

Perfect for getting the little ones ready for bed or enjoying a proper soak after a long day.

And with the en-suite and downstairs WC already taken care of, the morning rush should feel a whole lot easier.

The garden: Your own little patch of outdoors
Step through the kitchen's French doors and discover a lovely enclosed rear garden offering the ideal combination of patio and lawn.

There's space for outdoor furniture, summer dining, pots and planters, and somewhere to enjoy a bit of fresh air.

Whether you're entertaining friends, watching the children play or simply enjoying a coffee in the sunshine, it's a manageable outdoor space with plenty of potential.

No enormous grounds demanding every weekend of your life.

Just a lovely garden to enjoy.

The practical bits that make A big difference
Sometimes it's the things you don't notice immediately that make a house genuinely easy to live in.

This one has a few useful extras:

Two allocated off-street parking spaces.
Built-in storage to the main bedroom.
Under-stairs storage.
Airing cupboard.
Part-boarded loft with access ladder.
Fitted window blinds included in the sale.
Downstairs WC, family bathroom and master en-suite.
Energy-efficient EPC rating of C.
Nothing outrageous. Nothing unnecessary. Just the kind of practical features you'll appreciate every single day.

Location, location... And A little bit more location
Ripley Grove offers the appeal of a quieter residential setting while keeping you conveniently connected to Dudley and the wider Black Country.

Families will appreciate having a selection of local schools within reach, along with shops, healthcare facilities and everyday amenities.

There's plenty to enjoy nearby too.

Wren's Nest National Nature Reserve offers a fantastic escape for a walk and a little fresh air, while Priory Park, Dudley Zoo and Castle, and the Black Country Living Museum provide plenty of options for days out.

Shopping is well catered for, with Dudley town centre, local supermarkets and Merry Hill all accessible by road.

For commuters, connections towards Wolverhampton, Birmingham, West Bromwich and the wider motorway network make the location a practical choice.

And with the continuing West Midlands Metro expansion bringing further investment into Dudley's transport infrastructure, there's plenty happening in the surrounding area.

Why we think you'll love it
Because finding the right home isn't just about counting bedrooms.

It's about finding somewhere that works.

A proper lounge for relaxing. A kitchen where you can cook, eat and entertain. A garden without a never-ending maintenance list. Enough bathrooms to keep everyone happy. Parking without the daily arguments.

And three bedrooms that give you room to grow, work, welcome guests or adapt as life changes.

11 Ripley Grove isn't trying to be something it's not. It's simply a really good home, in a convenient location, with a great deal going for it.

And sometimes, that's exactly what you've been searching for.

Ready to see it for yourself?
Photographs tell part of the story, but some homes deserve a proper look around.

Come and see the bay window, explore the kitchen, step into the garden and imagine where your furniture might go.

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Property information & buyer's guide
11 Ripley Grove, Dudley, DY1 3TA

The following information has been prepared to help prospective buyers understand the property and the surrounding area. Where information is supplied by third parties or is subject to change, buyers should confirm details independently before proceeding.

Property details
Property type: Three-bedroom end-of-terrace house

Tenure: Freehold, as currently advertised. To be confirmed by the purchaser's solicitor.

Approximate construction period: 2007–2008, subject to confirmation.

Bedrooms: Three

Bathrooms: Family bathroom, master en-suite and separate ground-floor WC.

Parking: Two allocated off-street spaces. Ownership and parking rights to be verified against the title documentation.

Garden: Enclosed rear garden with patio and lawn.

Loft: Part-boarded with access ladder. Not described or intended as habitable accommodation.

1. Energy Performance Certificate
Current EPC rating: C (79)

Potential rating: A (92)

EPC expiry: 2033

An attractive energy performance rating for a modern family home, with the existing certificate indicating potential for further improvement.

Any proposed energy upgrades should be considered against the full EPC recommendations and associated costs.

2. Council Tax
Local authority: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

Council Tax Band: C

2026/27 annual charge: £1,906.53

The amount payable may vary depending on applicable discounts, exemptions or other circumstances.

3. Broadband and Internet
Broadband services are available within the area, with superfast and ultrafast connections potentially available depending on the individual property and provider.

Services may include BT, Sky, Virgin Media and other network providers.

Buyers requiring specific speeds for home working, gaming or streaming should check availability directly against the full property address.

4. Mobile Phone Coverage
The surrounding Dudley area benefits from 4G services across major mobile networks, with 5G coverage also developing.

Reception can vary between providers and between indoor and outdoor locations.

Prospective purchasers should check individual coverage predictions for EE, O2, Vodafone and Three.

5. Flood Risk
The property has previously been described as being within a very-low-flood-risk area.

However, formal Environment Agency checks for rivers, the sea and surface-water flooding should be obtained before this classification is relied upon.

Buyers should also confirm the availability and cost of appropriate buildings insurance.

6. Radon
The area has previously been identified as having a low radon probability.

A property-specific ukhsa radon check is recommended for confirmation.

7. Coal Mining and Ground Stability
Dudley has a history of coal mining, and properties within the wider area can fall within designated coal-mining reporting zones.

No specific mining defect at this property has been disclosed in the information supplied for these particulars.

However, this should not be interpreted as confirmation that no historic workings, shafts or ground-stability risks exist.

Purchasers should rely on appropriate coal-mining searches, conveyancing investigations and survey advice.

8. Road, Rail and Environmental Considerations
The property occupies a residential cul-de-sac position rather than directly fronting a main road.

Burton Road and other local transport routes provide connections across the surrounding area.

Purchasers should satisfy themselves regarding local traffic, parking conditions, noise and any other environmental considerations during their viewings and legal investigations.

9. Schools and Education
The surrounding area offers a choice of primary and secondary schools, including:

Primary schools

Wren's Nest Primary School
Roberts Primary School
Secondary schools

Bishop Milner Catholic College
Beacon Hill Academy
Ellowes Hall Sports College
St James Academy
School availability, admission criteria, catchment arrangements and Ofsted outcomes can change. Purchasers should consult the individual schools, Dudley Council and Ofsted for current information.

10. Public Transport and Commuting
Bus services: Local bus routes connect the wider area with Dudley, Wolverhampton and neighbouring centres.

Rail: Coseley railway station is within the wider local area, offering connections towards Birmingham and Wolverhampton.

Metro: The Wednesbury to Dudley Metro extension has been undergoing testing and construction, with further expansion planned towards Brierley Hill. Buyers should check official updates for confirmed opening dates and services.

Road connections: Access to the A4123 and wider West Midlands road network provides commuting options towards neighbouring towns and motorway connections.

All distances and journey times are dependent on route and prevailing conditions.

11. Shopping, Recreation and Healthcare
Shopping: Local convenience stores, supermarkets, Dudley town centre and Merry Hill Shopping Centre.

Green spaces: Wren's Nest National Nature Reserve, Priory Park and other public open spaces.

Family attractions: Dudley Zoo and Castle and the Black Country Living Museum.

Healthcare: Local gp and dental practices, with Russells Hall Hospital serving the wider area.

Access, opening hours and availability of services should be confirmed independently.

12. Services and Utilities
Prospective purchasers should confirm the property's arrangements for:

Electricity and gas supply.
Mains water and drainage.
Heating and hot water.
Broadband and telecommunications.
Any applicable estate management or maintenance charges.
The presence, condition, capacity and legal status of services have not been independently verified by the selling agent.

13. Anti-Money Laundering Compliance
In accordance with applicable Anti-Money Laundering regulations, all purchasers will be required to complete identity verification and compliance checks upon an offer being accepted.

A compliance administration fee of £49 per property is payable, inclusive of VAT, and is not charged per person.

This fee is separate from the purchase price and any legal, mortgage or survey costs.

Important Notice
These property particulars have been prepared in good faith and are intended as a general guide for prospective purchasers. They do not form part of any offer or contract.

All descriptions, room dimensions, measurements, references to condition, fixtures, fittings, planning permissions, building regulations and services are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact.

All measurements are approximate and may have been taken from supplied floor plans. Purchasers should verify dimensions and furniture suitability during their own inspection.

No services, systems, appliances or installations have been tested by The Bespoke Estate Agent or eXp.

Information relating to tenure, title, boundaries, parking rights, construction, mining, flood risk, broadband, mobile connectivity, local amenities and transport should be confirmed through the purchaser's solicitor, surveyor or relevant third-party provider.

Prospective purchasers are encouraged to undertake their own surveys, searches and legal enquiries before exchanging contracts.

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