- Fully modernised three-bedroom Victorian terrace, vacant possession and no chain
- Two bathrooms; useful utility room and dedicated storage spaces
- Mains gas central heating and double glazing throughout
- Leasehold with long term remaining (863 years)
- Council Tax Band B; low overall running/council costs
- EPC rating D; cavity walls assumed uninsulated — upgrade potential
- Located in a very deprived area; one nearby secondary school requires improvement
- Average size (1,135 sq ft) with enclosed rear yard and low-maintenance front garden
This recently modernised three-bedroom Victorian terrace combines period charm with contemporary fittings, ready for immediate occupation thanks to vacant possession and no onward chain. Ground-floor layout includes a bay-fronted lounge, fitted modern kitchen, dining room, utility and bathroom; upstairs offers three good bedrooms and a second family bathroom. The front decorative stone garden and enclosed rear yard keep external maintenance low while allowing a small patio or planting area.
Practical running costs are supported by mains gas central heating and double glazing; the property is leasehold with a long residual term (863 years) and sits in Council Tax Band B. At about 1,135 sq ft, the house is an average-sized family home offering sensible storage and utility space, plus easy access to local shops, primary schools (several rated Good) and transport links for commuting.
Set in a neighbourhood classed as very deprived, the location delivers strong community amenities but also some socioeconomic challenges; one nearby secondary school is noted as ‘Requires improvement’. Energy performance is EPC D and cavity walls are uninsulated (assumed), so further insulation or energy upgrades could reduce bills and increase comfort. Overall this is a practical, move-in-ready family home with scope for targeted improvements to boost efficiency and long-term value.