- Three-storey Victorian terraced house, stylish move-in ready finish
- Master bedroom on top floor with dormer and en-suite
- Short 10-minute walk to Todmorden station; direct Manchester/Leeds trains
- Small overall size ~792 sqft; compact rooms and footprint
- High flooding risk for the area; consider resilience measures
- Slow broadband speeds; may limit home working without upgrade
- EPC D; stone walls likely uninsulated — potential energy upgrades
- Freehold, very low council tax, off-street parking nearby
A compact, three-storey Victorian terraced house on a cobbled street, finished to a stylish, move-in-ready standard. The home offers a cosy ground-floor lounge with a stone fireplace, a modern fitted kitchen and a private rear patio. Hive heating and double glazing provide current comfort, while new internal doors and recent carpets refresh the interiors.
Accommodation suits a first-time buyer or small family seeking excellent rail links; Todmorden station is a short 10-minute walk with direct trains to Manchester and Leeds. The top-floor master bedroom benefits from a large dormer, skylight and an en-suite bathroom, giving a surprisingly spacious principal suite for a property of this footprint.
Buyers should note clear practical limitations: the overall floor area is small (approximately 792 sq ft), the plot is modest with a small rear yard, broadband speeds are slow and the EPC is D. The location has a high flooding risk and some external stone walls are likely uninsulated, so consider flood resilience measures and potential insulation upgrades when budgeting.
This freehold mid-terrace sits opposite open green space and offers off-street parking nearby. It’s an attractive, low-council-tax home with good local schools and countryside access — a practical, well-presented Victorian pied-a-terre with sensible scope for energy improvements and long-term value growth from its transport links.
