Three bedrooms with contemporary fixtures and movable-in condition
Off-street driveway parking for multiple vehicles
Private enclosed rear garden with patio and lawn
Leasehold — 88 years remaining (shorter than freehold)
Small overall footprint; limited side light and access
Area classed as very deprived — affects long-term resale risk
EPC Rating D (68) — scope for energy efficiency upgrades
Council Tax Band A — very low running council costs
This three-bedroom terraced home on Darley Street offers practical, low-maintenance living across about 775 sq ft — a solid choice for first-time buyers or small families seeking straightforward accommodation with off-street parking and an enclosed garden. The interior presents in modern decorative order with a bright front lounge, contemporary kitchen-diner and a tidy family bathroom, so it’s ready to move into while still offering scope to personalise.
Key day-to-day strengths include driveway parking for multiple cars, a private rear garden with patio and lawn, and fast broadband with excellent mobile signal. The property benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating and a D-rated EPC, keeping running costs reasonable; council tax sits in Band A, which is very cheap.
Be clear about the principal constraints: the home is leasehold with 88 years remaining, the overall plot and internal footprint are small, and a high boundary wall limits side light and access. The neighbourhood is in an area of high deprivation, which may affect long-term resale values and local amenity quality despite good transport links and several nearby schools rated Good.
For buyers who prioritise location and convenience over space, this property is a practical, low-upkeep base with parking and garden — and potential to improve value through sensible investment (energy upgrades, loft/extension subject to planning). Important legal and refurbishment questions (lease terms, extension options, and energy improvements) should be checked before proceeding.
