Income-focused Victorian terrace with tenant in situ and small garden.
- Currently tenanted at £850 pcm, immediate rental income
- Approximate gross yield near 10% based on asking price
- Three bedrooms, two reception rooms, modern-style kitchen and bathroom
- Small rear garden and compact footprint typical of terraces
- Signs of mould/damp in living room; needs remedial attention
- Cavity walls as built with no known added insulation (assumed)
- Area is very deprived with above-average crime levels
- Freehold tenure; mains gas central heating and UPVC glazing
A straightforward buy-to-let in central Blackpool, currently let at £850 pcm and offering an approximate gross yield near 10%. The mid-terrace Victorian property provides three bedrooms, two reception rooms, a modern-style kitchen and bathroom, plus mains gas central heating and UPVC double glazing. Its compact footprint and small rear garden suit a rental-focused purchaser rather than a family seeking large outdoor space.
The property is in a very deprived, blue-collar area with above-average local crime rates and constrained local renter demand. Internally there are signs the decor and some finishes need updating — notes of mould/damp in the living room and generally dated fittings — so expect ongoing maintenance or targeted refurbishment to protect rental income and re-letability. Cavity walls are as built with no known added insulation (assumed), which may affect energy efficiency and running costs.
For an investor this is a clear income asset: freehold tenure, average-sized rooms totalling about 850 sq ft, mains gas boiler and a tenant in situ, so immediate income is possible. The area supports easy tenant demand given nearby shops and transport links, but capital growth is likely to be limited by the broader area deprivation. Buyers should budget for remedial works and standard maintenance to sustain yields and reduce void risk.
Important practical notes: currently tenanted (income continuing), small rear garden, no flood risk, council tax is very low. The property suits an investor seeking rental yield from a simple, city-centre terrace rather than a buyer prioritising long-term capital uplift or spacious external amenities.
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