Characterful 4-bed home with parking, garden and attic room — repair/upgrading potential.
Four bedrooms including converted attic room
A spacious four-bedroom end-of-terrace with an attic conversion, this late-Victorian property pairs period character with a modern kitchen and practical updates such as double glazing and gas central heating. The layout across three floors suits growing families who need separate reception rooms plus an additional loft room for a bedroom, study or playroom. Off-street parking and a rear garage/workshop add valuable storage and parking ease in a busy neighbourhood.
The enclosed rear garden includes a decked area with views and a decent overall plot size, offering low-maintenance outdoor space for children or entertaining. Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal support home working and family connectivity. EER D63 and Council Tax Band C are realistic running-cost indicators for the size and age of the house.
Important practical points: the house was built c.1900–1929 with sandstone/limestone walls and is assumed to lack cavity insulation; some thermal and maintenance upgrades may be needed. There is a single main bathroom serving four bedrooms, so consider whether reconfiguration or additional facilities are required. The property sits in an area described as very deprived, which may affect local services and resale dynamics despite good transport links and nearby amenities.
Overall this freehold home is best for families or buyers seeking a characterful house with usable extra space, parking and a workshop, who are prepared to invest in targeted improvements (insulation, possible modernisation of finishes or adding a second bathroom) to maximise comfort and long-term value.