Three bedrooms in a compact 786 sq ft mid-terrace
South-facing garden — good outdoor space for families
Outbuilding ideal for home office or storage
Driveway provides private off-street parking
One downstairs bathroom only; modest internal space
Freehold and chain-free — quicker completion possible
Area shows very high deprivation and above-average crime
Double glazing (post-2002) and modern kitchen fittings
This mid-terraced three-bedroom house on Oak Avenue offers practical family living in Newton-le-Willows. The lounge with a bay window brings natural light into the front of the house, while a modern kitchen and double glazing provide everyday comfort. An outbuilding at the rear is already set up as a home office — useful for remote working or extra storage. Off-street parking on the driveway removes parking stress and the south-facing garden is a standout for summer use and family play.
The property is freehold and being sold chain-free, which should make moving quicker for a first-time buyer or a growing family. At around 786 sq ft, the home is compact and laid out over multiple floors with one downstairs bathroom serving three bedrooms — a practical but modest arrangement. Heating is mains gas with a boiler and radiators; the walls have cavity construction with external insulation and double glazing fitted after 2002, which helps with running costs.
Buyers should note the wider context: the immediate area is classified as very deprived with above-average crime levels and a general demographic of young, hard-pressed families. These factors may affect long-term resale and the local environment. The property is older (circa 1930–1949) so prospective buyers should budget for age-related maintenance despite recent improvements in glazing and kitchen fittings.
Nearby schools include several rated Good and one Outstanding, and local amenities — parks, sports facilities and bus links — are within reach, supporting everyday family life. Council tax is very low, and broadband speeds are fast, which are practical positives for working households. This house suits buyers seeking an affordable, compact family home with a south-facing garden, parking and home-office space, and who are comfortable investing time or money into a property in a challenged neighbourhood.
