Victorian mid-terrace with bay window and original period features
Two double bedrooms with a through lounge and fitted kitchen
South-facing rear garden; small paved outdoor space
Lower-ground cellar for storage; inspect for damp or maintenance
Newly renovated interior finishes throughout; move-in ready
Solid brick walls likely lack cavity insulation (assumed)
Double glazing installed before 2002 — may be less efficient
Freehold tenure; Council Tax Band C (affordable)
This well-presented Victorian mid-terrace on Victoria Drive combines period character with recent modernisation, making it an attractive move-in-ready option for first-time buyers. The layout offers two double bedrooms, a through lounge, fitted kitchen and a useful cellar, all arranged over lower-ground, ground and first floors. A small, south-facing rear garden provides outdoor space and afternoon sun.
Key practical points enhance daily life: mains gas central heating, double glazing (installed before 2002) and an affordable Council Tax Band C. The house sits close to the Metrolink and local schools, with Sale town centre a short walk away — ideal for commuting and local amenities.
Buyers should note the plot is small and the property is a mid-terrace, so views are limited to neighbouring houses. The solid brick walls are likely to be uninsulated (as built), and the older double glazing may not match modern energy-efficiency standards — further fabric or insulation improvements are possible if desired. The cellar is an asset for storage but should be inspected for damp or maintenance needs.
Overall this compact, characterful home suits first-time buyers seeking a stylish period property with convenient transport links and good local schools, while offering clear scope for modest energy-efficiency upgrades or cosmetic personalisation.
