Double-fronted Victorian end-terrace with period stone facade
Modern kitchen/diner and updated bathroom — largely move-in ready
Lounge with French doors opening to small, enclosed rear garden
Three well-proportioned bedrooms across two floors (approx. 854 sq ft)
Electric room heaters — likely higher running costs than gas heating
Tenure not confirmed; buyers must verify title and legal details
Located beside Spen Valley Greenway — great for walking and cycling
Local area classed very deprived with very high crime statistics
This double-fronted, three-bedroom end-of-terrace blends Victorian character with contemporary fixtures, offering comfortable living across approximately 854 sq ft. The lounge opens via French doors onto a small, enclosed garden — a handy outdoor spot for a family or light gardening. The modern kitchen/diner and updated bathroom reduce immediate renovation costs, making the house largely move-in ready.
Practical details are clear: the home uses electric room heaters and an electricity main fuel, which can mean higher running costs compared with gas-heated properties. Tenure is not confirmed, so buyers should verify title and ownership before committing. The plot is small and the property footprint is average rather than generous.
Location is a strong selling point: immediate access to the Spen Valley Greenway for walking and cycling, good local shops, cafes and several well-rated primary and secondary schools within walking distance. Transport links to the M62 corridor and nearby towns are convenient for commuters. However, the surrounding area is classified as very deprived with very high local crime statistics; buyers should weigh local social factors alongside the house’s internal condition.
Overall, this is a straightforward, characterful family home with modern interiors and strong outdoor leisure access. It suits buyers seeking a ready-to-live-in property with modest outdoor space and good local amenities, provided they check tenure and consider the implications of electric heating and local area challenges.
