Affordable refurbishment opportunity close to Hanley amenities and transport links.
- Two bedrooms and two reception rooms, classic urban terraced layout
- Chain-free freehold; quick legal completion possible
- Compact interior: approximately 592 sq ft, small overall internal size
- Boarded windows and vacant appearance; likely needs cosmetic work
- Very large plot potential at rear; scope for garden or extension subject to consents
- Area is deprived with above-average crime; buyer should research locality
- Cheap council tax and mains gas central heating (boiler and radiators)
- Excellent mobile signal, average broadband speeds
A compact two-bedroom mid-terraced house in central Stoke-on-Trent, offered chain-free and purpose-suited for a first-time buyer or small household wanting city access. The property includes two reception rooms, a fitted kitchen, ground-floor W.C., and a first-floor bathroom — a straightforward layout for everyday living.
The house shows clear scope for improvement: boarded windows and simple, neutral interiors point to a vacant or recently secured property and make it an affordable renovation project. At 592 sq ft with a very large plot, there’s potential to improve living space or landscaping at the rear (subject to planning), which adds future value for buyers ready to invest time and budget.
Location is a genuine selling point. Birch Street sits within easy reach of Hanley city centre, local schools rated Good, public transport and leisure facilities — convenient for commuting, shopping and family routines. Practical benefits include freehold tenure, cheap council tax, excellent mobile signal and mains gas central heating.
Be realistic about the neighbourhood context: the area is classified as deprived with above-average crime levels, and nearby streets reflect an ageing industrial workforce profile. The house is best suited to buyers prepared to carry out cosmetic and possibly mechanical updates, or to investors looking for a city-centre rental with refurbishment upside.