Okus Grove, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN2 7QA

What if you could have all the character of a 1930s home, without a long list of jobs waiting for you?

That's exactly what you'll find on Okus Road.

Set along a quiet no-through road in Stratton, this three-bedroom bay-fronted semi has been incredibly well looked after by its current owners. And when we say you can move straight in, we really mean it.

From the moment you step inside, you can see the care that's gone into this home.

The lounge-diner gives you plenty of room for family life, whether that's relaxing in front of the TV or getting everyone around the table. It opens into the conservatory, which has had an insulated roof fitted, making it a genuinely useful space throughout the year rather than somewhere you only use when the weather behaves.

The kitchen has recently been refitted, and there's also a downstairs cloakroom, which is always handy when you've got family or friends visiting.

Outside, the landscaped rear garden stretches approximately 70 feet. There's plenty of space to enjoy, whether that's summer barbecues, time with the children or simply sitting outside with a coffee. Side access makes getting into the garden that bit easier too.

Upstairs, you've got that familiar 1930s layout that works so well. Two proper double bedrooms, a third single bedroom and a family bathroom where the owners have even managed to fit a separate shower cubicle alongside the bath.

But it's not just the house that makes this one special.

Okus Road has a lovely neighbourly feel, with very little passing traffic thanks to its no-through-road position. Merton Fields is close by for dog walks, with a basketball court and football pitch for getting outdoors. You're also within easy reach of the Moonrakers pub, local shops and amenities, with convenient access to the A419 and Swindon town centre.

Stratton has long been a popular choice for families, and it's easy to understand why.

For families with children, Beechcroft Infant School and Ruskin Junior School are both conveniently located nearby, with Kingsdown School providing a local secondary school option. Another reason why this part of Stratton remains such a popular choice for families.

A traditional 1930s home, beautifully cared for, in a location where you can really settle in. All that's left is to move in and make it yours.