Freehold Victorian terrace, newly renovated interior
Three small bedrooms; single family bathroom
Approx. 420 sq ft — compact, efficient layout
Off-street parking and enclosed rear garden
Double glazing; mains gas boiler and radiators
Built before 1900; walls likely uninsulated (assumed)
Located in a very deprived area; above-average crime
Suitable for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors
A compact, newly renovated Victorian terrace offered freehold with practical features for first-time buyers. The interior has been refreshed to a contemporary standard, with a bright bay-front living room, fitted kitchen with utility area, and three modest bedrooms arranged over two storeys. Council Tax band B and mains gas heating help keep running costs comparatively low.
The property’s strengths are straightforward: off-street parking, an enclosed rear garden, and a recently updated finish that reduces immediate maintenance. At about 420 sq ft the house is small but efficiently laid out, suited to a couple, small family or landlord seeking an affordable rental in CF46.
Buyers should balance the positives with material considerations. The house sits in a very deprived area with above-average local crime statistics; nearby terraces reflect blue-collar, working-class streets. The building dates from before 1900 and wall insulation is assumed absent, which could mean higher heating demand despite double glazing and a gas boiler.
This home represents a low-entry-price opportunity to step onto the ladder or add to an investment portfolio. Prospective purchasers are advised to arrange a survey to confirm historic fabric condition, services and insulation levels, and to factor local area and refurbishment potential into offer decisions.