Compact commuter-friendly home with garden and renovation potential for buyers or investors.
- Two double bedrooms with two reception rooms and versatile layout
- Freehold and chain free for quicker completion
- Short walk to Luton mainline station and town centre
- Good commuter access, near M1 Junction 10
- Modern-looking kitchen but overall needs some updating
- Small plot and limited off-street parking potential
- Likely solid brick walls with little/no insulation (period build)
- Council tax moderate; area crime and deprivation levels average
Set just a short walk from Luton town centre and the mainline station, this two-bedroom end-of-terrace offers practical urban living with clear investment potential. The home benefits from a recently fitted-looking kitchen, two reception rooms and a private rear garden — useful for a small family or rental tenants.
Sold freehold and chain free, the property is well placed for commuters with fast rail links and easy access to M1 Junction 10. The Victorian red-brick façade and sash-style windows retain period character while internal space is arranged in a conventional terrace layout: lounge, dining room, galley kitchen and bathroom on the ground floor, with two double bedrooms upstairs.
Rooms are modest in footprint and the overall plot is small, so this will suit buyers seeking a compact, centrally located home or a straightforward buy-to-let. There is scope to modernise further, improve insulation and reconfigure internal space where desirable, which could add value but will require budget and planning.
Note the property likely has solid brick walls with no built-in insulation (typical of its era), and the narrow side access and small front yard limit off-street parking. Prospective buyers should arrange their own surveys and checks on services, heating efficiency and measurements before committing.