3 bedrooms, 980 sq ft mid-terrace with loft space
Freehold tenure; mains gas boiler and radiators
Double glazing fitted post-2002 throughout
Small rear garden; on-street parking to front
Built before 1900; stone walls likely uninsulated
Dated exterior and interior; requires modernisation
Possible damp issues indicated; survey recommended
Area: very deprived with above-average crime statistics
A traditional Victorian mid-terraced house offering three bedrooms and straightforward accommodation across two floors. The property suits first-time buyers seeking an affordable starter home or investors targeting a buy-to-let close to transport links and local amenities. Its freehold tenure and compact plot keep running costs and management simple.
The house benefits from double glazing installed since 2002, mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, and an average internal size of around 980 sq ft. Accommodation includes a large reception room, kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom and loft space, plus a small rear garden and on-street parking to the front.
Buyers should note material issues: the property was built before 1900 with stone/granite walls likely lacking insulation, and photos and description indicate dated external finishes and possible damp risk pockets. The area is classified as very deprived with above-average crime statistics, which may affect resale or rental demand and should inform mortgage, insurance and letting considerations.
This house offers clear renovation potential for those willing to invest time and budget. A sensible survey is recommended to assess damp, wall insulation and any electrical or structural upgrades before purchase. For buyers wanting value in a well-connected location, this property provides opportunity with transparent drawbacks to factor into plans.
