- End-of-terrace Victorian house with high ceilings and period features
- Three bedrooms plus family bathroom; separate dining room
- Spacious cellar with conversion or storage potential
- Requires renovation; solid brick walls assumed uninsulated
- EPC rating E; heating by mains gas boiler and radiators
- On-street parking only; side driveway not included in sale
- Small courtyard garden; small plot size
- Local crime level reported as high; factor security costs
This end-of-terrace Victorian house offers genuine renovation potential close to Sudbury town centre. High ceilings and original period details create a strong starting point for a sympathetic refurbishment; rooms are well-proportioned across two stories with a useful cellar and a courtyard garden to the rear. The layout includes a separate dining room, downstairs shower room and three upstairs bedrooms — a good fit for first-time buyers or buyers seeking a project with resale upside.
The property requires improvement throughout: it needs renovation, the walls are solid brick with no installed insulation (assumed), and the EPC rating is E. Heating is mains gas via boiler and radiators; glazing is double but the installation date is unknown. On-street parking only and the side driveway is not included in the sale (it forms part of a shared walkway). The house is sold freehold and chain free.
Location is a key selling point — within walking distance of Sudbury town centre, shops and the train station. Local primary schools have good Ofsted ratings, and the area offers fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. Note the local crime level is reported as high; buyers should factor this into security and insurance decisions.
For buyers prepared to invest time and budget, this property can be transformed into a comfortable, characterful home with improved energy performance and modern fittings. The sale price reflects the work required and the opportunity for added value on completion.
