Three-bedroom semi with generous garden and strong scope for modernisation and rental income.
Three bedrooms, two reception rooms, lounge with original fireplace
A three-bedroom semi-detached house offering far-reaching valley outlooks and a large rear garden — a clear project for someone wanting to add value. The property retains period features such as a lounge fireplace and bay window while benefitting from a newly fitted boiler and existing double glazing (installed before 2002).
Interior space comprises two reception rooms, a kitchen awaiting modernisation and a single downstairs bathroom with an older green suite. There is good scope to create an open-plan kitchen/diner and to add patio doors to connect living space with the garden; the layout suits buyers wanting to reconfigure rooms or extend (subject to consents).
Externally, the garden and driveway offer practical outdoor space and parking, though the plot is small and the garden currently overgrown. Roof/chimney visible in images may need inspection and routine maintenance. The property is freehold and council tax is low, which helps running costs.
This home is best for purchasers looking for a refurbishment project or a buy-to-let investment; achievable rental income is around £950pcm (indicative). Be aware the property is in a neighbourhood with higher crime and significant local deprivation, and the house requires renovation throughout — buyers should factor costs for updating, redecoration and possible repairs into their plans.