- Extended Victorian mid-terrace with bay-fronted sitting room
- Open-plan kitchen/dining with bi-fold doors to rear garden
- New roof and uPVC double glazing fitted within four years
- Mains gas boiler and radiators; council tax Band B (cheap)
- Good-sized rear garden with lawn and patio seating
- Solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation
- Third bedroom is small, suited to child or home office
- Area records higher-than-average crime; consider security upgrades
An extended three-bedroom Victorian terrace arranged over two floors, recently remodelled to create open-plan living with bi-fold doors to the rear garden. The ground floor offers a bay-fronted sitting room flowing into a large kitchen/breakfast and dining extension, plus a utility and cloakroom for everyday convenience. A new roof and uPVC double glazing (installed within the last four years) reduce short-term maintenance needs.
Upstairs are three bedrooms and a fitted family bathroom; two principal rooms are a comfortable size and the third is compact—suitable as a single bedroom, nursery or study. Heating is mains gas to radiators and the property is freehold with a council tax Band B rating, reflecting modest running costs for the area.
Outside there is a good-sized rear garden with lawn and patio seating; the front has a small forecourt. The house sits in an urban Queens Park location with good local schools and amenities nearby and excellent mobile and fast broadband connectivity. Note the immediate neighbourhood records higher-than-average crime and the building’s solid-brick walls likely lack cavity insulation, which could affect longer-term energy efficiency unless upgraded.
This property will suit families or buyers seeking a ready-to-live-in Victorian terrace with scope to personalise. It’s been newly renovated for modern living, but buyers should factor in modest retrofit work for improved thermal performance and be mindful of local crime statistics when considering security improvements.
