Three generously proportioned double bedrooms
Modern ground-floor four-piece bathroom with large shower
Well-maintained kitchen and spacious lounge
Low-maintenance rear yard with outbuildings
Freehold, priced at £95,000 — strong entry-level value
Built c.1900–1929; walls likely uninsulated (assumed)
High-crime neighbourhood; area classified as deprived
Small plot and average overall internal size (~861 sq ft)
A deceptively spacious Victorian mid-terrace offering three double bedrooms and a generous lounge on a compact urban plot. The kitchen is well maintained and the ground-floor bathroom is modern, fitted with a four-piece suite including a large shower and corner bath. Practical low-maintenance rear yard with useful outbuildings adds storage and outdoor utility.
Positioned a short walk from the town centre, popular primary schools and a newly built convenience store, the house suits first-time buyers, couples and young families wanting affordable access to local amenities. Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal support home working, while mains gas central heating keeps running costs straightforward.
There are important considerations: the property sits in a deprived, high-crime area and was built c.1900–1929 with walls assumed uninsulated. Double glazing is present but installation date is unknown and the EPC is currently a D. The plot is small and the house is average sized at about 861 sq ft, so buyers should expect limited outside space and potential further investment to improve thermal performance.
At £95,000 for a freehold terraced home close to schools and shops, this is a strong entry-level purchase with scope to personalise and upgrade. Viewings will suit buyers prioritising location and value who are comfortable addressing energy-improvement or cosmetic works over time.
