- Three bedrooms with one modern shower room
- Freehold terraced house on small plot with front and rear gardens
- Off-street driveway parking and patio access to garden
- Dated mid-century condition; described as a fixer-upper
- Very deprived area with high recorded crime — affects resale/rental
- Excellent mobile signal and fast cable broadband available
- No flood risk; all mains services connected
- Council Tax Band B (relatively cheap)
This three-bedroom mid-century terraced house on Cot Farm Circle offers an affordable entry into Newport with strong transport links to the M4, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. The layout includes a hallway with cloakroom, a generous kitchen, open-plan lounge/diner with patio doors, and three bedrooms served by a single modern shower room. The property is freehold and sits in a small plot with off-street parking and front and rear gardens.
The house presents clear potential for buyers willing to invest time and money: the façade and interiors are dated and described as a fixer-upper, so cosmetic and some modernisation works are likely. That makes this a suitable purchase for first-time buyers wanting to add value, DIY-minded owners, or investors targeting rental demand in a city location.
Be candid about the location: the area is very deprived with high recorded crime and a mixed local demographic. Those factors affect resale and rental yields and should weigh into budgeting and insurance. Practical positives include no flood risk, mains services, cheap council tax (Band B), and local amenities such as sports facilities, shops, and schools within walking distance.
Overall, this is a practical, budget-conscious home with scope. Buyers should arrange a viewing to inspect condition and obtain professional surveys, then plan refurbishment costs alongside the obvious benefits of transport, connectivity and outdoor space.
