Budget-priced two-bed terrace with period character — ideal for investors or renovators..
Freehold two-bedroom mid-terrace, 679 sq ft
Victorian sandstone façade with period character
Double glazing fitted after 2002
Mains gas boiler and radiators provide central heating
Very small plot; limited outdoor space
Located in a very deprived, high-crime area
Walls likely uninsulated — further energy upgrades probable
Priced for immediate investment, this two-bedroom mid-terrace Victorian house (679 sq ft) offers straightforward rental or refurbishment potential in central Burnley. The property is freehold, has double glazing installed after 2002, mains gas central heating and no flooding risk—practical basics that reduce near-term outlay for a new owner.
The location suits landlords or hands-on renovators: strong broadband and mobile signal, nearby bus links, sports and playground amenities, and several well-rated primary schools within walking distance. The mid-terrace sandstone façade and period proportions provide character and scope to create rental appeal or a cost-effective resale once modernised.
Buyers should note material constraints. The house sits in a very deprived, high-crime area and occupies a very small plot, which will affect tenant profile and long-term capital growth. The external walls are original sandstone with assumed no insulation, so further investment may be needed to improve energy efficiency. Overall, this is a budget-priced, city-centre opportunity best suited to investors or renovators prepared to manage local area challenges.