Chain free and freehold — ready for a quick sale
Three bedrooms with separate living and dining rooms
Off-street parking and small front and rear gardens
Gas central heating and double glazing present
EPC rating D — some energy improvements advised
Area shows high crime and very high deprivation levels
Small plot and mid-century fabric may need cosmetic updating
Single family bathroom; budget for modernisation work
Step inside this three-bedroom mid-20th-century townhouse in Ellesmere Port — a chain-free, freehold opportunity aimed at first-time buyers seeking affordable entry to the market. The house offers a practical layout with a front living room, separate dining room, fitted kitchen, downstairs WC, three bedrooms and a family bathroom across two storeys. Gas central heating and double glazing mean immediate comfort while you plan cosmetic upgrades.
Outside there are both front and rear gardens plus off-street parking at the rear. The plot is small but low-maintenance, suitable for container gardening or a simple patio. Local amenities are close by, with shopping at Cheshire Oaks, a range of high-street retailers, cafes and straightforward transport links via the M53 and Ellesmere Port station — convenient for commuting to Chester, Liverpool and Manchester.
Practical considerations are clear: the property is a mid-century, partially dated home with an EPC rating of D and cosmetic modernisation likely needed to suit contemporary tastes. The area shows higher crime levels and significant deprivation, which may affect resale timing and yields for some investors. Nearby schools include two rated Good and one requiring improvement; these are relevant if schooling is a priority.
In short, this is a low-cost, no-chain starter home or renovation project with sensible living space, parking and gardens. Buyers should budget for modernization and weigh local social indicators when deciding to view.
