- Two bedrooms with built-in storage
- Two reception rooms; original fireplaces
- Galley kitchen opens to private rear garden
- Small plot; limited garden space
- Potential to create rear parking or garage (subject to consents)
- Rooms are generally compact for modern living
- Above-average local crime rate
- Very low council tax and fast broadband
Set just a short walk from Market Harborough town centre and the station, this two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace combines period character with practical city living. The house feels welcoming with two reception rooms, original fireplaces and a long galley kitchen that opens onto a landscaped rear garden.
The first floor offers two well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in storage and a large family bathroom with both bath and separate shower. The property is compact at about 885 sq ft and sits on a small plot, making it especially suitable for first-time buyers, commuters or investors seeking a low-maintenance home in a sought-after location.
There is potential to improve value: the rear garden could be adapted to provide private parking or a garage subject to planning, and some rooms present scope for cosmetic updating to suit modern tastes. Notable practical points are very low council tax and fast broadband, while mobile signal is excellent — helpful for home workers.
Buyers should be aware of a few constraints: rooms are generally small, the plot and garden are limited in size, and the local area records above-average crime compared with national figures. Overall this is a well-located, characterful home offering good commuter links and clear potential for improvement.
