Deceptive three-floor stone cottage with workshop and renovation potential.
Stone-built Victorian terrace with substantial, deceptive three-floor accommodation
Open-plan lounge and dining kitchen; useful utility and 2-piece cloakroom
Three double bedrooms plus hobby/office area ideal for home working
Large powered rear workshop with external access and storage potential
Gas central heating and PVC double glazing already installed
Very small rear plot; limited outdoor space and on-street parking only
Walls likely uninsulated (built of sandstone/limestone) — potential insulation work
EPC rating D; some internal updating and modernisation required
This substantial stone-built terraced cottage offers deceptively generous accommodation arranged over three floors, ideal for a family seeking adaptable space on the town’s outskirts. The ground floor’s open-plan lounge and dining kitchen creates a sociable heart, while a separate utility and two-piece cloakroom add practical convenience.
Upstairs are three double bedrooms, a large landing and a flexible hobby/office area that suits home working or a play space. A large rear workshop with power and lighting and external access is a rare, useful feature for storage, hobbies or small-scale projects. Gas central heating and PVC double glazing are already in place.
The property has clear further potential for improvement and modernisation: some internal decor is dated, the stone walls are assumed uninsulated and the EPC is a D. Outdoor space is very small and parking is on-street, so buyers wanting a garden or off-street parking should note those limits.
Freehold tenure, sensible internal layout and proximity to good local schools and open countryside make this an attractive buy for families or buyers wanting a roomy period home to renovate and personalise. Early viewing is recommended to appreciate the size and flexible potential.