Refurbished three-bedroom home near estuary, parking and outstanding local primary school.
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms plus upstairs toilet
Estuary views from upper rooms
Newly refurbished interior with modern fixtures
Small rear garden and carport off-street parking
Solid brick walls; no assumed cavity wall insulation
Double glazing present; install date unknown
Very deprived area with high local crime rates
Convenient for A249, excellent mobile and fast broadband
This three-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace blends period character with modern upgrades, recently refurbished to create bright, flexible living across multiple levels. The house benefits from estuary views, double glazing, gas central heating and off-street parking, making it practical for everyday family life.
Accommodation includes two bathrooms (downstairs bathroom with a claw-foot bath and walk-in shower, plus an upstairs toilet), a modern dining area with a floating staircase, and a separate utility area off the kitchen. At about 1,119 sq ft, the layout suits families who need distinct living and sleeping zones while retaining period proportions and high ceilings in principal rooms.
Practical positives include excellent mobile signal, fast broadband, low flood risk and a low council tax band. Local schooling is strong, with a nearby outstanding-rated primary and an independent option close by. The location is convenient for the A249 and local leisure and tourist amenities, and the small garden plus carport off-street parking are useful everyday features.
Buyers should note material community and property considerations: the area registers very high deprivation and high crime levels, and the wider local classification indicates socio-economic challenges. The house is solid brick with assumed no wall insulation and the double glazing install date is unknown; some original features may require maintenance despite recent refurbishment. These factors affect running costs and potential retrofit work.