Stone-fronted four-bed terrace with modern kitchen — ideal for families or rental buyers.
Four bedrooms across three storeys, two bathrooms
Contemporary fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
Two reception rooms; compact but well-arranged living space
Enclosed rear yard; small external space only
Freehold; council tax band A (very low)
EPC rating E — may need energy-efficiency upgrades
Located in deprived area with above-average local crime
On-street parking only; no off-street parking
This mid-terraced Victorian house on Lime Road offers four bedrooms across three storeys with modernised kitchen and bathroom fittings. The property’s stone façade and contemporary interior make it a practical family home or a city-centre rental, with compact but well-arranged living spaces and an enclosed rear yard for private outdoor use.
Practical features include a contemporary fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, two bathrooms (one shower room upstairs), and UPVC double glazing installed post-2002. The layout provides two reception rooms and useful eaves storage on the top floor. The house is freehold and council tax band A, keeping ongoing local charges low.
Buyers should note material negatives plainly: the property sits in a deprived area with above-average local crime levels, and the EPC rating is E, so energy costs and future upgrade work (insulation, heating improvements) may be required. External space is limited to a small enclosed yard and on-street parking only. Walls are stone-built with assumed no cavity insulation, which may affect heating efficiency and future retrofit costs.
For families, the home is close to several primary schools rated Good or Outstanding and offers room for a growing household. For investors, the town-centre location, four-bed layout and low council tax band may support rental demand, though consider the area's socio-economic profile and potential refurbishment or energy-efficiency investment when assessing yield.
