Well-presented family home near town with private garden and modern upgrades.
Victorian mid-terrace with bay windows and period features
Three double bedrooms; two bathrooms for household flexibility
Extended layout with lounge/diner and kitchen/breakfast room
Utility room and French doors to enclosed rear garden
Approximately 860 sq ft; freehold tenure
UPVc double glazing and gas radiator central heating
Small plot; no off-street parking information provided
Local crime above average; wider area relatively deprived
This extended Victorian mid-terrace offers deceptively spacious living across three floors, arranged as a lounge/diner, kitchen/breakfast room, utility and two bathrooms. Period bay windows and exposed brickwork sit alongside modern updates such as UPVc double glazing, gas central heating and a fitted kitchen — ready to move into for a family or first-time buyer.
All three bedrooms are double-sized and served by a first-floor shower room; a ground-floor bathroom adds practical flexibility for busy households. French doors from the lounge/diner open onto an enclosed, well-maintained rear garden — a private outside space that is larger than many city terraces and useful for children or pets. The property is freehold and offers about 860 sq ft of living space.
Location is practical: walking distance to Northampton town centre, local parks, shops, cafés and Northampton General Hospital. The neighbourhood is a mix of students and professionals, which supports local amenities and rental demand but can feel lively; local crime statistics are above average and the wider area is relatively deprived. School standards are mixed locally, with some good primary options and at least one secondary rated inadequate.
Overall this is a well-presented Victorian family home that balances character and contemporary convenience. It suits buyers wanting central access and ready-to-live-in accommodation, while those seeking quieter, more affluent streets or larger plots may prefer to look elsewhere.