Two-bedroom cottage-style semi with open-plan lounge and conservatory
Snug/office on first floor with sloping ceilings and limited headroom
Newly renovated interior; mains gas boiler and radiators
Double glazing throughout; triple glazing in two windows
Stone walls (pre-1900) likely uninsulated — potential heat loss
Decent landscaped garden and ample off-street parking
Single family bathroom only; suitable for small families/couples
Local area: deprived classification and above-average crime rates
Set on an elevated plot with long-distance views, this two-bedroom cottage-style semi-detached bungalow blends original stone character with recent upgrades. The owner has opened up living space into an airy open-plan lounge/sitting area with a bright conservatory, while a snug/office on the upper level offers a flexible nook for work or relaxation.
Practical features include mains gas central heating with a modern boiler, double glazing (triple glazing in two windows), a utility area, and ample off-street parking. The garden is a decent size and landscaped for low maintenance and outdoor living. At around 1,220 sq ft, the layout feels generous for a small family or couple wanting extra living space.
Important considerations: the property was constructed before 1900 using sandstone/limestone walls that are assumed to be uninsulated, which could affect running costs despite upgraded glazing. There is a single family bathroom and sloping ceilings in the first-floor snug, which may limit headroom. The local area is classified as deprived and has above-average crime rates—buyers should factor in location-related issues and any security or insulation improvements.
Overall, this newly renovated cottage offers immediate move-in comfort with scope to personalise further. It will suit buyers seeking character, good-sized living spaces and views, but those sensitive to area safety, thermal performance or needing multiple bathrooms should weigh these factors.