Character-filled terrace with loft bedroom and garden, ideal for family life near local schools..
Four bedrooms including loft conversion with ensuite
This three-storey mid-terrace home combines period character with practical family space. Ground-floor bay living room and separate dining room retain original details such as a working cast-iron fireplace and timber floors, while the open-plan kitchen/diner and pantry suit everyday family life. A loft conversion provides a sizable fourth bedroom with ensuite, adding flexible living accommodation or guest space.
Outside, the property benefits from an enclosed sunny rear garden with lane access and modest forecourt to the front. The overall footprint (approx. 1,259 sq ft) and room proportions are typical of 1930s–1940s town housing, offering comfortable reception space and useful utility/storage rooms to the rear. The house is presented in generally good decorative order with good natural light throughout.
Buyers should note some practical matters: the cavity walls are assumed to have no added insulation, glazing install dates are unknown, and the property lies in an area showing high crime levels and significant local deprivation. Council tax sits in a higher band and the plot is small, which limits extension potential without planning checks. These factors affect running costs and may influence future retrofit decisions.
Well suited to families seeking period features with extra bedroom space, the house offers immediate liveability plus scope to improve energy efficiency and reconfigure storage. The loft conversion and separate dining room are strong value drivers for growing households wanting character, proximity to local schools and city amenities.