£295,000
(£226/sq. ft)
4 bed terraced house for saleLavender Avenue, Coventry CV6
4 beds
1 bath
1 reception
1,302 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
No Chain
Mid Terraced Family Home
Living Space spread over 3 Floors
Four Bedrooms
Family Bathroom & Ground Floor WC
Great Location
Extended to the Rear
Loft Conversion with Dormer
***no chain*** Incredible opportunity to acquire this large, mid-terraced family home, situated in a desirable Coundon location.
The living space is thoughtfully spread over three floors, living room with bay window. Extended kitchen/diner with patio doors to the rear garden and featuring four bedrooms, along with a family bathroom, and a convenient ground floor WC.
The loft has been converted into a bedroom with a dormer window, adding to the appeal of this charming house. This property is Ideal for families seeking a well-spaced abode in a prime location, this residence promises a harmonious blend of practicality and style. Don't miss this chance to make this property your next cherished home.
Why Coundon?
Originally a separate village, Coundon was incorporated into Coventry in the 1930s due to extensive housebuilding. It boasts a rich history, with parts of it mentioned in the Domesday Book. Today, it retains a sense of community while benefiting from its proximity to Coventry city centre. The area is split across two wards: Sherbourne to the South West and Bablake to the North.
Local Parks and Green Spaces
One of Coundon's key attractions is its abundance of green spaces, perfect for leisurely strolls, family outings, and sports activities.
Coundon Hall Park: This large park is a fantastic resource for residents. It features extensive playing fields (including 14 football pitches), well-equipped play areas for both younger and older children, and a pleasant woodland area. It's also home to the Coventry Peace Orchard, a poignant legacy to d-Day veterans. There are two free car parks on-site for convenience, located on Waste Lane and Tamworth Road.
Coundon Wedge: For those who appreciate a more rural feel, Coundon Wedge is a unique open space forming a green wedge between Coundon and Allesley. It offers a landscape of narrow lanes, hedged fields, trees, streams, and ponds, providing a taste of the area's historical past.
Local Shops and Amenities
Coundon provides a good range of local shops for everyday essentials, meaning you rarely have to venture far.
Convenience Stores: You'll find several local convenience stores scattered throughout Coundon, including Costcutter (Courtland Avenue) and Nisa Local (Barker Butts Lane, Keresley Road).
Supermarkets: For larger grocery hauls, there are several supermarkets within a short distance:
Asda Stores Ltd (Jubilee Crescent, Radford)
Morrisons (Holyhead Road and Parkgate Road, Holbrooks)
Co-op Food (Norman Place Road and Sutherland Avenue)
Tesco Express (Holyhead Road and Bishopsgate Tower St, closer to the city centre)
Moseley Avenue Shopping Area: This smaller, bustling hub offers a variety of local businesses, including a supermarket, other grocery shops, off licenses, hairdressers, barber shops, cafés, and restaurants. It's also home to the well-known Andy Blair sportswear and school uniform shop.
Schools
Coundon is well-served by a selection of schools, making it an attractive area for families with children of all ages.
Primary Schools:
Coundon Primary School (Forfield Road)
Hollyfast Primary School
Moseley Primary School
Christ the King Infant and Junior Schools (separated into different locations)
Kingsbury Academy (benefits from extensive grounds including Kingsbury gardens and a forest school, located on the doorstep of Coundon Wedge Conservation Area)
Secondary Schools:
Coundon Court Secondary School (Northbrook Road): This large, coeducational academy caters to students aged 11 to 18. It occupies the site of the historic Coundon Court, originally built by cycle manufacturer George Singer. The school has a strong community focus and provides a comprehensive education.
Major Shopping Areas
While Coundon offers excellent local amenities, residents also benefit from easy access to Coventry's larger shopping destinations:
Coventry City Centre: A short bus ride or drive away, the city centre provides a comprehensive retail experience with popular shopping centres like:
Lower Precinct Shopping Centre: One of Coventry's leading shopping destinations, housing a variety of well-known stores.
West Orchards Shopping Centre: Another prominent shopping centre offering a wide range of high street brands.
Alvis Retail Park: Located on the site of the former Alvis Motors factory on Holyhead Road in Coundon, this retail park offers a selection of larger stores and outlets.
Transport Links
Coundon is well-connected to Coventry city centre and beyond. Public transport, particularly bus services, provides direct access to the city. For those commuting further afield, the M6 motorway is easily accessible, offering excellent links to the rest of the UK. Coventry Station is also within a few miles, providing national rail connections.
EPC Rating: D
The living space is thoughtfully spread over three floors, living room with bay window. Extended kitchen/diner with patio doors to the rear garden and featuring four bedrooms, along with a family bathroom, and a convenient ground floor WC.
The loft has been converted into a bedroom with a dormer window, adding to the appeal of this charming house. This property is Ideal for families seeking a well-spaced abode in a prime location, this residence promises a harmonious blend of practicality and style. Don't miss this chance to make this property your next cherished home.
Why Coundon?
Originally a separate village, Coundon was incorporated into Coventry in the 1930s due to extensive housebuilding. It boasts a rich history, with parts of it mentioned in the Domesday Book. Today, it retains a sense of community while benefiting from its proximity to Coventry city centre. The area is split across two wards: Sherbourne to the South West and Bablake to the North.
Local Parks and Green Spaces
One of Coundon's key attractions is its abundance of green spaces, perfect for leisurely strolls, family outings, and sports activities.
Coundon Hall Park: This large park is a fantastic resource for residents. It features extensive playing fields (including 14 football pitches), well-equipped play areas for both younger and older children, and a pleasant woodland area. It's also home to the Coventry Peace Orchard, a poignant legacy to d-Day veterans. There are two free car parks on-site for convenience, located on Waste Lane and Tamworth Road.
Coundon Wedge: For those who appreciate a more rural feel, Coundon Wedge is a unique open space forming a green wedge between Coundon and Allesley. It offers a landscape of narrow lanes, hedged fields, trees, streams, and ponds, providing a taste of the area's historical past.
Local Shops and Amenities
Coundon provides a good range of local shops for everyday essentials, meaning you rarely have to venture far.
Convenience Stores: You'll find several local convenience stores scattered throughout Coundon, including Costcutter (Courtland Avenue) and Nisa Local (Barker Butts Lane, Keresley Road).
Supermarkets: For larger grocery hauls, there are several supermarkets within a short distance:
Asda Stores Ltd (Jubilee Crescent, Radford)
Morrisons (Holyhead Road and Parkgate Road, Holbrooks)
Co-op Food (Norman Place Road and Sutherland Avenue)
Tesco Express (Holyhead Road and Bishopsgate Tower St, closer to the city centre)
Moseley Avenue Shopping Area: This smaller, bustling hub offers a variety of local businesses, including a supermarket, other grocery shops, off licenses, hairdressers, barber shops, cafés, and restaurants. It's also home to the well-known Andy Blair sportswear and school uniform shop.
Schools
Coundon is well-served by a selection of schools, making it an attractive area for families with children of all ages.
Primary Schools:
Coundon Primary School (Forfield Road)
Hollyfast Primary School
Moseley Primary School
Christ the King Infant and Junior Schools (separated into different locations)
Kingsbury Academy (benefits from extensive grounds including Kingsbury gardens and a forest school, located on the doorstep of Coundon Wedge Conservation Area)
Secondary Schools:
Coundon Court Secondary School (Northbrook Road): This large, coeducational academy caters to students aged 11 to 18. It occupies the site of the historic Coundon Court, originally built by cycle manufacturer George Singer. The school has a strong community focus and provides a comprehensive education.
Major Shopping Areas
While Coundon offers excellent local amenities, residents also benefit from easy access to Coventry's larger shopping destinations:
Coventry City Centre: A short bus ride or drive away, the city centre provides a comprehensive retail experience with popular shopping centres like:
Lower Precinct Shopping Centre: One of Coventry's leading shopping destinations, housing a variety of well-known stores.
West Orchards Shopping Centre: Another prominent shopping centre offering a wide range of high street brands.
Alvis Retail Park: Located on the site of the former Alvis Motors factory on Holyhead Road in Coundon, this retail park offers a selection of larger stores and outlets.
Transport Links
Coundon is well-connected to Coventry city centre and beyond. Public transport, particularly bus services, provides direct access to the city. For those commuting further afield, the M6 motorway is easily accessible, offering excellent links to the rest of the UK. Coventry Station is also within a few miles, providing national rail connections.
EPC Rating: D
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