• Semi detached +
• Three bedrooms +
• Off road parking +
• No chain +
• Popular location +
• Council tax band A +
• Commuter links +
• Freehold +

GUIDE PRICE £155,000 - £165,000. Positioned in a well-established area of Treeton, this three bedroom semi-detached home is offered to the market with no chain, providing an opportunity for a buyer to take on a solid property with potential to modernise and personalise. The location has long been popular with families and commuters alike, thanks to its convenient access to road links, public transport, and essential local amenities.
Treetown Crescent is set within a residential area that benefits from strong transport connections, including quick access to the M1 motorway and the Sheffield Parkway, ideal for those who need to reach Sheffield, Rotherham or further afield. For those using public transport, bus routes run through the area, linking Treeton to surrounding towns and city centres. The combination of motorway and public transport options makes this a convenient base for travel across South Yorkshire.
Locally, Treeton village offers a range of everyday amenities including a convenience store, post office, takeaways and a local pub. Larger supermarkets can be found nearby in Catcliffe and Handsworth, with Morrisons, Lidl and Asda all within a 10-15 minute drive. For education, the area is served by several schools with strong reputations. Treeton C of E Primary School is within walking distance, while Brinsworth Academy and Aston Academy provide secondary education options a short drive away.
The property itself sits on a generous plot with garden areas to both the front and rear. The front is mainly hardstanding, while the rear is laid to lawn and includes a useful brick-built storage outhouse. The rear garden offers a good-sized outdoor space with scope to develop further.
Inside, the layout is practical and suits family life well. The entrance hallway leads to the main living accommodation and provides access to the staircase. The lounge and dining area spans the full depth of the house, with dual aspect windows allowing for natural light throughout the day. The central fireplace, with its fitted gas fire and surround, provides a focal point for the room and adds character.
The kitchen is situated at the rear of the house and is fitted with a range of base and wall units, offering storage and workspace. There's potential here for modernisation, whether as a separate kitchen or opened up into a dining kitchen if desired, subject to the usual checks and permissions. Upstairs, the first floor landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms. Each room offers decent space, including two double bedrooms and a good-sized third that could serve well as a single bedroom, office or nursery. The layout offers flexibility for family living, with plenty of opportunity to reconfigure or upgrade the interiors over time. The family bathroom includes a three-piece suite with bath, basin and WC. As with much of the property, it's ready for someone to update and personalise to suit their own style. With its no chain status and traditional layout, this is the sort of house that offers scope to create a long-term home. It's been well cared for over the years and is now ready for the next owner to put their own stamp on it. Ideal for those wanting to live in a settled residential spot with access to everyday essentials and travel connections, this is a property that could work equally well for first-time buyers, families, or those looking to downsize but still want good outdoor space and a manageable home. Properties in this part of Treeton tend to generate strong interest, thanks to the practical location and access to both countryside walks and urban amenities. Rother Valley Country Park is less than 15 minutes away by car, offering open space, walking trails and water activities for families and outdoor enthusiasts.