- Three bedrooms; two doubles and one single room
- Modern fitted kitchen with breakfast bar and French doors
- Low-maintenance paved rear garden and off-street driveway
- Single family bathroom; multi-storey layout may affect accessibility
- EPC rating D; solid brick walls likely without insulation
- Located in a very deprived, hampered neighbourhood area
- Fast broadband; schools nearby rated Good or Outstanding
- Freehold tenure; council tax band B (relatively cheap)
This three-bedroom mid-terraced home on Twickenham Road offers straightforward living with genuine value for first-time buyers or investors. A modern, recently fitted kitchen opens to a low-maintenance paved rear garden via French doors, creating a pleasant family/dining hub. The property includes gas central heating, double glazing fitted after 2002, and an off-street paved driveway.
Internally there are two double bedrooms and a smaller third room suitable for a nursery, home office, or storage; a single family bathroom serves the house. The home sits on a decent plot and retains period mid-20th-century character, with solid brick walls and standard ceiling heights. Broadband speeds are fast and local schools receive good or outstanding Ofsted ratings nearby.
Important practical points: the property is in a very deprived area with a 'hampered neighbourhoods' local classification and average crime levels. The walls are assumed uninsulated (solid brick as built), the EPC is D, and the house will benefit from insulation improvements to reduce running costs. There is only one bathroom and the layout is multi-story, which may be less convenient for some buyers.
This house suits a buyer seeking an affordable entry into the market or an investor after a rental-ready property in a well-connected, established residential area. It presents immediate move-in potential with scope for energy-efficiency improvements and modest cosmetic upgrades to increase value.
