Four bedrooms and two bathrooms in traditional bay-fronted Victorian terrace
Modern fitted kitchen; double glazing; mains gas central heating
Approx. 1,033 sq ft; small garden front and rear
Freehold and offered with no onward chain for quicker completion
Built 1900–1929; cavity walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades likely
Located near several Good-rated schools and town centre amenities
Area classified as very deprived; average local crime levels
Small plot and modest overall size may limit extension options
This bay-fronted Victorian terrace offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms across approximately 1,033 sq ft, arranged in a traditional layout that suits families seeking space close to local amenities. The house benefits from a modern fitted kitchen, high ceilings and period sash windows that retain character, plus small gardens to front and rear. Being freehold with no onward chain makes a prompt move possible.
The property is best suited to buyers who want a well-located family home with scope to personalise. The location is popular, close to several well-rated primary and secondary schools and within easy reach of Widnes town centre and public transport. The home’s gas central heating, double glazing and clean modern kitchen reduce immediate major expenditure.
Buyers should note practical drawbacks: the property dates from 1900–1929 and cavity walls are assumed to lack insulation, so energy efficiency upgrades may be needed (EPC to follow). The area is classified as very deprived and has average crime levels; purchasers should consider long-term value and local social factors. The plot is small and the overall house footprint is modest, limiting extension potential without planning.
Overall, this mid-terrace presents a straightforward purchase for families or buyers seeking an investment with rental potential, particularly appealing because of the no-chain position and nearby schools. Early viewing is recommended to assess room sizes and any refurbishment scope before committing.
