Three double bedrooms across two storeys, functional family layout
Corner plot with fenced front, side and rear gardens
Driveway provides private off-street parking
Double glazing and gas central heating; EER Band D
Fast broadband; average mobile signal; cheap council tax
No flood risk; freehold tenure
Small-to-average gardens for a terrace; modest overall room sizes
Located in a very deprived, industrious-hardship area — resale/rental risk
A neatly presented three-bedroom end-terrace on a corner plot, offered freehold and ready for immediate occupation. The house benefits from double glazing, gas central heating, off-street parking and fenced front, side and rear lawns — practical features that suit first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors. Broadband speeds are reported as fast and council tax is inexpensive, helping running costs.
Accommodation is arranged over two storeys with a ground-floor living room, fitted kitchen and family bathroom, and an upstairs landing serving an additional WC and three double bedrooms. The overall footprint and room sizes are described as average for an inter-war suburban home, so families will find functional, well-laid-out living space rather than large, open-plan rooms.
Notable positives include the corner-plot position with gardens and driveway, freehold tenure, no flood risk and an Energy Efficiency Rating of D. Buyers should weigh these against material context: the property sits in a very deprived, industrious-hardship area with local social and economic challenges that can affect resale and rental demand. The garden is small-to-average for a terrace and there are no noteworthy views.
This home will suit a buyer seeking an affordable, practical three-bedroom property with immediate occupation potential, or an investor targeting rental demand in an accessible part of Leven. Early viewing is recommended to assess fit for personal requirements or portfolio strategy.