Stone-built Victorian mid-terrace with period character
Two double bedrooms and generous living space (approx 982 sqft)
Brand-new boiler; gas central heating and double glazing
Spacious cellar with electrics and plumbing for utilities
Rear flagged garden with gated back access; permit parking
Leasehold tenure (long lease remaining) — verify terms
Area has above-average crime and higher local deprivation
Stone walls likely uninsulated — potential energy upgrades needed
A solid Victorian mid-terrace in Marsh, this two-double-bedroom home suits first-time buyers or investors seeking space and character close to Huddersfield town centre. The property benefits from a brand-new boiler, double glazing, a working log burner and a generous cellar, offering practical heating and useful storage for a busy household or rental occupancy.
The layout includes a front living room, kitchen/diner with island, cellar/utility space, two double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. A flagged rear garden and gated back access add outdoor space; permit on-street parking is available. The house is well positioned for transport links, with easy access to the M62 and local amenities.
Important practical points: the property is leasehold (long lease remaining), in an area with above-average crime and higher deprivation, and the original stone walls are assumed to have no internal insulation. Prospective buyers should verify services and structural condition; the age and construction may mean future insulation or renovation work to improve energy efficiency.
Overall, this is a characterful, large-for-type terrace with clear value drivers—space, recent boiler installation and good transport links—balanced by locality factors and likely maintenance or retrofit needs. It should suit a first home or rental purchase where buyers are comfortable with a period property and potential improvement work.
