- Two double bedrooms, principal with en-suite
- Two reception rooms with fireplace and multi-fuel stove
- Fitted kitchen leading to lean-to/utility area
- Enclosed, low-maintenance rear garden with wildflower area
- Block-paved driveway for one car, off-street parking
- Roof needs renovation; expected maintenance required
- Solid brick walls likely without insulation; EPC D
- Small plot in a very deprived area; good commuter links
This mid-terraced Victorian home offers practical living and genuine scope for improvement, ideal for a first-time buyer seeking value close to Peterborough. The house has two reception rooms, a fitted kitchen with lean-to utility, and an easy-to-maintain enclosed rear garden with a wildflower area and shed. The main bedroom includes an en-suite, with a second double bedroom and a ground-floor three-piece bathroom.
Character features include an open fireplace in the living room and a multi-fuel stove in the dining room, plus original red-brick exterior and period details inside. The property sits just 1.5 miles from Peterborough train station and within walking distance of local shops and several well-rated primary schools, offering straightforward commuter and family convenience.
Buyers should note material issues and expected running costs: the roof is dated and described as needing renovation, the solid brick walls likely lack cavity insulation, and the EPC is rated D. The small plot and single-off street parking suit compact households; the house totals about 797 sq ft and will benefit from updating in places.
Overall this is a practical, affordable freehold Victorian terrace with period charm, parking and garden. It suits someone looking for a move-in-as-live base with scope to modernise, or a first-time buyer wanting proximity to transport links and schools.
