Two bedrooms with separate lounge and fitted kitchen
Low-maintenance enclosed rear yard and small paved forecourt
Compact footprint — approximately 559 sq ft, small room proportions
Freehold tenure; council tax band very cheap
uPVC double glazing and gas central heating throughout
Deprived area with above-average crime rates — factor in security
May need minor cosmetic updating; exterior shows wear
No obvious private parking; limited external space
This compact two-bedroom mid-terrace on Mannville Walk offers an affordable entry into Keighley homeownership. At about 559 sq ft the layout is straightforward: lounge to the front, fitted kitchen to the rear, and two bedrooms with a three-piece bathroom upstairs. Low-maintenance front forecourt and enclosed rear yard suit buyers wanting minimal outdoor upkeep.
The property is freehold and presented with modern kitchen fittings, uPVC double glazing and gas central heating — practical features for day-to-day living or lettings. Broadband speeds in the area are fast and local amenities, bus links and several primary schools are within easy reach, making it suitable for commuters and small families.
Be realistic about the setting: the wider area is classified as deprived with above-average crime indicators, and the street is typical of constrained, blue-collar terraces. Rooms are compact and external finishes (pebbledash/stone) show the terrace would benefit from some cosmetic updating. There is no private parking shown.
For a first-time buyer this is a straightforward, low-cost home to personalise over time. For investors the size and location support a buy-to-let strategy, but yields and management should reflect the local market and neighbourhood condition.
