- Two double bedrooms, through-terrace layout
- Small front garden and enclosed rear yard
- Requires full modernisation throughout
- EPC rating F (energy efficiency concerns)
- Freehold with no onward chain
- Approximately 630 sq ft; small-to-average rooms
- Above-average local crime; area classified as deprived
- Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal
A traditional mid-terrace Victorian stone house in Beechcliffe offered with no onward chain. The property has two double bedrooms, a through-living layout, small front garden and enclosed rear yard. At about 630 sq ft, room sizes are small-to-average and the building retains period stone character and a fireplace, offering scope to enhance with sympathetic refurbishment.
This house requires comprehensive modernisation: fixtures, finishes and floorboards are dated, the shower room and kitchen need upgrading, and the EPC is rated F. Heating is mains gas with a boiler and radiators; glazing is double glazed but install date is unknown. Buyers should note the property is in a deprived area with above-average local crime statistics.
Priced at £95,000 and freehold, the home suits investors or buyers comfortable with renovation work who want a short-term project or rental opportunity. The location benefits from good mobile signal, fast broadband and nearby primary and secondary schools rated Good, which supports lettability and family appeal once refurbished.
Important negatives are factual and material: significant updating is required throughout, the EPC is low, plot and room sizes are modest, and the area has higher crime levels. For the right purchaser this is an affordable entry into Keighley with clear scope to add value through renovation.
