Spacious two-bedroom terrace with large loft and close town-centre location — needs modernising.
Two double bedrooms, one with en‑suite
A roomy mid-terraced Victorian house described as offering two double bedrooms (one with en-suite), a spacious lounge and an open-plan lounge/kitchen. The large attic/loft room adds flexible space for a home office, hobby area or occasional guest use, while a small rear courtyard/patio gives low-maintenance outdoor access. The property is freehold and sits very close to Tredegar town centre with good local amenities and easy access to transport links.
Practical strengths include mains gas central heating with boiler and radiators, double glazing, a modest council tax band B, and a current EPC around D with improvement potential. The overall footprint is described as large internally (approximately 1,087 sq ft) but the plot is small — the house is compact externally, typical of a Victorian mid-terrace.
Important drawbacks are material and location-related. The walls are original sandstone/limestone with no known insulation, so upgrading thermal performance may be necessary. The wider area is classified as very deprived with very high crime levels and a transitional Eastern European neighbourhood profile; these factors will affect desirability and rental demand. The property will suit buyers prepared to modernise and accept an urban, constrained plot setting rather than those seeking a quiet suburban garden.
This home is best for first-time buyers wanting affordable entry or investors seeking a buy-to-let with refurbishment upside. Viewings will show whether the internal condition matches the description and how much investment is needed to raise energy efficiency and finish levels.