Chain‑free two‑bed semi with garage and driveway — good scope for refurbishment and rental income..
- Two bedrooms plus separate first-floor bathroom and ground-floor shower room
- Chain-free freehold with off-street parking and timber garage
- Close to local schools, amenities and Warwick University
- Double glazing and mains gas central heating installed
- Small rear garden and modest room sizes throughout
- Solid-brick 1930s–49 build; likely no wall insulation (upgrade recommended)
- Located in a very deprived/hampered neighbourhood; average local crime
- Requires cosmetic updating and possible energy-efficiency improvements
A straightforward two-bedroom semi-detached home in Canley, offered chain-free and ready for a new owner to add value. The house benefits from off-street parking, a timber garage and a modest rear garden, making it practical for daily family life or rental occupation. Double glazing and a gas central heating system are already in place.
The ground floor layout includes a lounge, contemporary kitchen and a shower room, with two bedrooms and a separate bathroom upstairs. Room sizes are modest but usable; the property footprint suits a small family, first-time buyer, or landlord seeking a refurb-and-rent opportunity close to Warwick University and local schools.
Buyers should note the wider location is classified as an area of high deprivation and a hampered neighbourhood, with average local crime levels. The building is a solid-brick, post‑war construction likely without cavity insulation; upgrading insulation, décor and bathroom/kitchen finishes would be sensible improvements to improve comfort and long‑term value.
Overall this is a practical, low‑cost freehold purchase with clear upside through modest modernisation and maintenance. Its chain-free status, nearby amenities and good transport/broadband/mobiles make it accessible; allow for refurbishment works and longer-term energy-improvement measures when budgeting.