Offers in region of

£250,000

3 bed terraced house for sale
Jeffcock Road, Pennfields, Wolverhampton WV3

    • 3 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 2 receptions

  • EPC Rating: C

Just added
Freehold
Added on 27/08/2026

About this property

  • Offers in the Region of £250,000

  • Beautifully presented Victorian mid-terraced home

  • Two generous reception rooms

  • Large, recently tanked cellar

  • Solar panels

  • Three double bedrooms

  • Excellent walk-in storage to second floor

  • Exceptionally well-maintained property & rear garden

  • Convenient for Wolverhampton city centre and wider transport links

  • A fantastic period home offering a wealth of space

SLADE Property Collective presents...

104 Jeffcock Road, Wolverhampton
Offers in the Region of £250,000 (EPC:tbc)

SLADE Property Collective presents 104 Jeffcock Road, a beautifully presented Victorian mid-terraced home, dating from circa 1882, offering three floors of accommodation, exceptionally high ceilings, fantastic proportions and a truly impressive rear garden.

This is a property that has been sympathetically improved and presented in keeping with the style and character of the home.

It is very, very well presented throughout and is a real testament to its current owner, who has clearly taken considerable care in maintaining, improving and presenting the property to such a high standard.

The moment you step inside, there is a genuine sense of space. The high ceilings, generous room proportions and three-storey layout give the property a feeling of volume that is difficult to find in a home of this type.

Dating from circa 1882, the property retains that wonderful Victorian character, whilst a number of thoughtful improvements have been introduced to make it work exceptionally well for modern living.

The result is a fantastic house which feels both characterful and contemporary, without losing the charm that makes period properties so appealing.

The accommodation flows naturally from front to rear, beginning with the original storm porch and welcoming entrance hall, before moving into the front lounge, impressive extended dining room and well-equipped kitchen.

The ground floor has excellent proportions and a particularly strong connection with the rear garden.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms arranged over two floors, with two excellent double bedrooms on the first floor, a family bathroom and a versatile third bedroom on the second floor with excellent walk-in storage.

There is also a sizeable cellar which has been recently tanked to a high standard, together with solar panels and an inverter located within the cellar.

Outside, the rear garden is something of a hidden gem - exceptionally well maintained, beautifully established and thoughtfully arranged with a substantial patio, mature borders, established trees and a winding pathway leading towards a wonderfully private, almost secret-garden-style area at the rear.

There is also an external store and separate gardener's WC.

In short, 104 Jeffcock Road is a fantastic example of a Victorian home that has been looked after properly. The improvements have been carried out sympathetically, the presentation is excellent and the property offers a wealth of space both inside and out.

Approach & Entrance
104 Jeffcock Road is approached via a block-paved shared driveway, with a central paved strip providing the apparent division between the two properties.

The property itself has a well-maintained front garden area, creating a smart and welcoming approach.

The entrance is set behind the property's original storm porch, providing a lovely nod to the home's Victorian heritage.

From here, a newly fitted composite front door, finished with silver hardware, including a matching knocker and door knob, provides access into the property.

The combination of the original storm porch and newly installed composite door works particularly well, retaining some of the property's period character whilst providing a modern and secure entrance.

Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Entering through the original storm porch and composite front door, you are welcomed into a really inviting entrance hallway which immediately gives a lovely first impression.

The hallway retains some characterful detailing, with particularly attractive wrought iron balustrading forming a feature to the staircase.

The stairs themselves are carpeted and rise through the property to the first and second floors.

The hallway provides access to the principal ground-floor accommodation, with the lounge positioned to the left-hand side.

Lounge
The lounge is a beautifully presented and comfortable reception room positioned at the front of the property.

The front elevation benefits from double-glazed windows fitted with internal shutters, which are a fantastic addition.

They provide excellent privacy when required, whilst opening them up allows plenty of natural light to flood into the room.

A flush-fitted gas fire provides a focal point within the room, whilst the overall presentation creates a warm and comfortable space for everyday living.

The shutters also continue the property's distinctive frontage, creating a particularly attractive look from outside.

From the lounge, the accommodation flows naturally through towards the dining room and kitchen beyond.

Extended Dining Room
The dining room forms a fantastic central hub to the ground floor and is particularly impressive in terms of both size and versatility.

The room has hard flooring and retains a feature fireplace, adding character and definition to the space.

The rear extension has created a substantial additional area, providing plenty of room for a large dining table and further furniture whilst creating an excellent space for entertaining.

A set of patio doors opens directly onto the rear garden, creating a particularly strong connection between the house and outside space.

This is a room that works equally well for family dining, entertaining friends or simply enjoying the garden outlook throughout the year.

Kitchen
The kitchen sits towards the rear of the property and is finished with quarry-tile-style flooring, complemented by a good range of wall and floor-mounted units.

The layout provides a practical and well-equipped kitchen, including an integrated fridge freezer, with further designated space for both a dishwasher and washing machine.

There is a composite sink with stainless steel mixer tap, positioned beneath a double-glazed window overlooking the rear garden.

A further partially glazed window to the rear elevation brings additional natural light into the space and provides another pleasant outlook towards the garden.

Cooking facilities comprise a four-ring gas hob with electric oven beneath.

The kitchen connects naturally with the dining room, creating a sociable rear section of the property and allowing the kitchen, dining and garden spaces to work together particularly well.

Cellar
The cellar is accessed directly from the entrance hallway via a set of painted stairs.

The cellar has been recently tanked to a high standard, creating a clean and useful additional space which is ideal for storage and housing some of the property's services.

The cellar is also home to the property's solar panel inverter, with the solar panels positioned on the roof.

This is another particularly useful feature of the property, providing additional renewable energy generation and making good use of the roof space.

First Floor
A carpeted staircase rises from the entrance hallway to the first-floor landing.

The landing itself is carpeted and provides access to both double bedrooms, the family bathroom and the boiler cupboard.

Bedroom One
Positioned towards the front of the property, Bedroom One is a generous double bedroom with a lovely connection to the property's Victorian frontage.

The room benefits from double-glazed windows with fitted shutters, continuing the same attractive feature found within the ground-floor lounge.

The shutters provide excellent privacy when required whilst allowing the windows to be opened up and the room flooded with natural light.

The combination of the traditional shutters against the property's period frontage is particularly attractive and, externally, creates a fantastic visual feature which really enhances the kerb appeal of the house.

Bedroom Two
Bedroom Two is positioned towards the rear of the property and is another well-proportioned double bedroom.

The room benefits from a double-glazed rear window, providing natural light and an outlook towards the garden.

A radiator provides heating to the room.

The position of the bedroom at the rear also gives a good degree of separation from the principal bedroom at the front.

Family Bathroom
Adjacent to Bedroom Two is the property's family bathroom.

The bathroom has tiled flooring and comprises a bath with separate hot and cold taps, WC and pedestal wash hand basin.

An electric shower is positioned over the bath, providing the option of both bath and shower facilities.

The bathroom is conveniently positioned directly off the first-floor landing, making it easily accessible from both bedrooms.

Boiler Cupboard
Adjacent to the bathroom is a useful boiler cupboard housing the property's Biasi combi boiler.

The boiler serves the property's central heating system and provides the domestic hot water.

The cupboard keeps the boiler neatly tucked away whilst also providing convenient access for servicing and maintenance.

Second Floor
A further carpeted staircase rises from the first-floor landing to the second floor, where the property's third bedroom is located.

Bedroom Three
The third bedroom occupies the second floor and provides a private and versatile additional bedroom space.

The room benefits from a double-glazed window overlooking the rear elevation, providing natural light and a pleasant outlook towards the garden.

One of the particularly useful features of the second floor is the direct access to additional storage.

From the landing, there is access into a useful cupboard, which then leads through into a further storage area.

Being situated within the loft space, this is considerably more practical than traditional loft storage accessed via a ceiling hatch and ladder - you can simply walk straight into the storage areas, making them genuinely usable for everyday household storage.

The combination of the third bedroom and excellent additional storage makes the second floor a particularly versatile part of the property.

Outside
Rear Garden
The rear garden is, quite simply, one of the standout features of 104 Jeffcock Road.

It has been exceptionally well maintained and is a really interesting garden, offering considerably more than a straightforward rear terrace.

Immediately outside the property is a large patio area, providing an excellent space for outdoor seating, entertaining and enjoying the garden during the warmer months.

From here, steps lead down into the main garden, where the character of the space really begins to unfold.

The garden is surrounded by mature borders, established trees and planting, creating a private and established feel.

A pathway then winds its way towards the very rear of the garden, leading to what can only be described as a secret-garden-style area.

It's a wonderfully curious space, with different sections revealing themselves as you move through the garden.

Rather than simply being one large expanse, the garden has been thoughtfully laid out to create different areas and viewpoints, making it a genuinely enjoyable outside space.

To the left-hand side of the garden there is also access to the property's external store and separate gardener's WC.

The combination of the substantial patio, mature planting, established trees, additional storage and unusual rear section makes this a garden with real personality — and one that is particularly difficult to appreciate fully without seeing it in person.

Measurements
All measurements are approximate and have been taken from the floor plan.

Ground Floor
Lounge — 3.94m x 3.60m (12'11" x 11'10")
Dining Room — 5.21m x 3.17m (17'1" x 10'5")
Kitchen — 3.96m x 2.06m (13'0" x 6'9")
Ground Floor Main Area: Approx. 46.8 sq. M. (503.6 sq. Ft.)

Cellar
Cellar — 4.70m x 3.96m (15'5" x 13'0")
Cellar Area: Approx. 15.3 sq. M. (165.1 sq. Ft.)

First Floor
Bedroom One — 3.96m x 3.60m (13'0" x 11'10")
Bedroom Two — 3.17m x 3.12m (10'5" x 10'3")
First Floor Main Area: Approx. 40.3 sq. M. (434.1 sq. Ft.)

Second Floor
Bedroom Three — 3.58m x 2.57m (11'9" x 8'5")
Second Floor Main Area: Approx. 13.7 sq. M. (147.1 sq. Ft.)

Additional Storage
Loft Storage — 4.17m x 3.17m (13'8" x 10'5")
Additional Areas
External Store — approx. 2.5 sq. M. (26.4 sq. Ft.)
Total Accommodation
Main accommodation: Approx. 102.9 sq. M. (1,107.3 sq. Ft.)

Plus cellar: Approx. 15.3 sq. M. (165.1 sq. Ft.)

Plus external store: Approx. 2.5 sq. M. (26.4 sq. Ft.)

Total including cellar and external store: Approx. 120.7 sq. M. (1,298.8 sq. Ft.)

Please note: Measurements are approximate and should not be relied upon for flooring, furniture or other purposes.

The Location
104 Jeffcock Road sits within an established residential part of south-west Wolverhampton, offering a useful balance between residential surroundings, local amenities, green spaces and access into the city.

For day-to-day living, the surrounding area provides a good range of local shops, convenience stores and services, with the wider Penn, Pennfields and Wolverhampton areas offering supermarkets, independent businesses, restaurants, cafés, leisure facilities and professional services.

Local Schools
The location is particularly well placed for families, with a number of primary and secondary schools within the surrounding area.

Nearby primary options include Merridale Primary School, Bantock Primary School and Nishkam Primary School Wolverhampton.

For secondary education, schools within the wider area include Highfields School, St Peter's Collegiate Academy, St Edmund's Catholic Academy, The Royal School Wolverhampton and Wolverhampton Girls' High School.

As always, prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant schools and the local authority regarding catchment areas, admissions and availability.

Green Spaces
One of the attractions of this part of Wolverhampton is the access to a number of established green spaces.

Bantock Park is particularly appealing and provides extensive open space, mature trees, walking routes and recreational areas, together with Bantock House and its surrounding grounds.

The wider area also gives access towards Penn, Finchfield and the Smestow Valley, offering further opportunities for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors.

For those wanting a larger urban park, West Park is also within the wider Wolverhampton area and provides substantial landscaped grounds, open lawns, mature trees and recreational space.

Transport
The property is well positioned for access into Wolverhampton city centre, which is approximately 1.5 miles away.

Wolverhampton provides excellent public transport connections, including Wolverhampton railway station, with services towards Birmingham, London and other major destinations.

The city's bus network also provides connections throughout Wolverhampton and the wider Black Country.

For motorists, the surrounding road network provides access towards the A449, A41 and wider Black Country network, with connections towards the M54 and M6 for longer-distance commuting and travel.

This makes the property particularly suitable for buyers who want to remain within easy reach of Wolverhampton whilst retaining straightforward access to the wider region.

104 Jeffcock Road is a standout Victorian home, and one that genuinely deserves to be seen.

Ultimately, this is a fantastic period home with a wealth of space, presented to an exceptionally high standard and with improvements that have been made sympathetically to the style of the property.

For a first-time buyer, professional couple, young family or anyone looking for a character home with genuine individuality, excellent proportions and a superb garden, 104 Jeffcock Road is well worth a viewing.

To arrange your viewing, contact SLADE Property Collective.

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Important Information
All details are prepared with care, but room sizes, boundaries, and appliances cannot be guaranteed. Floor plans and photos are for illustrative purposes only. Seek independent legal advice before proceeding. We collaborate with conveyancing partners and mortgage brokers receiving a referral fee.

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