Affordable three-bed with garden and improvement potential, ideal for first-time buyers or investors.
Three bedrooms with lounge-diner and utility room
This three-bedroom end-of-terrace offers a conventional family layout across two storeys with practical living spaces and a decent plot. The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and external wall insulation—features that help control running costs. A private rear garden and small front garden provide outdoor space, with scope to create off-road parking subject to dropped-kerb approval.
Internally the home is functional but dated in places: the kitchen and some finishes appear to date from the 1980s and would benefit from modernisation. There is a downstairs WC, utility room and a lounge-diner, giving flexibility for family life or rental layouts. At about 913 sq ft this is an average-sized house suitable for first-time buyers or investors seeking a straightforward purchase with improvement potential.
Location strengths include several good and outstanding-rated primary and secondary schools within easy reach, frequent local amenities and good mobile and broadband provision. The area is classified as very deprived, which can affect long-term capital growth and resale timing—investors should weigh yield against local market dynamics.
Practical points: tenure is not specified, and council tax banding was not provided. There is no recorded flood risk. Buyers should budget for cosmetic updating and confirm planning/consent for any driveway works. Overall, this is a value-focused opportunity for someone prepared to refresh and personalise the property.