- Freehold Victorian mid-terrace with private rear courtyard
- Two double bedrooms plus study/playroom; compact 853 sqft
- Lounge/diner, breakfast area; central town-centre location
- EPC rating E; energy efficiency improvements likely needed
- Solid brick walls with assumed no insulation (draft/heat loss risk)
- High local crime and area deprivation — buyer caution advised
- Low Council Tax (Band A) and mains gas central heating
- Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal; strong rental appeal
A compact Victorian mid-terrace in King's Lynn town centre, this two-bedroom house offers straightforward living, private courtyard access and freehold tenure. The layout includes a lounge/diner, breakfast area, kitchen, study/playroom and family bathroom across two storeys. Council Tax Band A makes running costs low and mobile/broadband connectivity is strong.
The property suits a first-time buyer or investor seeking central location and refurbishment potential. Period features and solid brick construction give character and scope to improve energy performance and modernise interiors. The courtyard provides private outdoor space and direct rear access.
Buyers should note material negatives: the EPC is rated E, external walls appear uninsulated (as-built solid brick), and the area records high crime levels with local deprivation indicators. Some nearby schools and neighbourhood services vary in quality. Practical upgrades — insulation, possible double-glazing improvements, and cosmetic modernisation — will be needed to raise comfort and value.
Overall, this townhouse is a work-ready central property with clear upside for buyers willing to invest in energy efficiency and interior refurbishment. It offers low council tax, mains gas heating and quick access to town amenities, making it a pragmatic purchase for hands-on buyers or landlords targeting local rental demand.
