Two double bedrooms, main bedroom over 16ft
Two large reception rooms, flexible living space
Light conservatory extension, fills rear with natural light
Basement for storage or conversion (consents may be needed)
Front and rear enclosed gardens; small, private plot
Possibility of off-road parking subject to planning consent
Area has high crime and very deprived classification
Generally requires only minor cosmetic updating, not structural work
This well-presented two-bedroom mid-terrace offers generous internal space across two reception rooms, a modern fitted kitchen and a light-filled conservatory. The main bedroom is notably large (over 16ft) and there is a full four-piece family bathroom with a double-width shower cubicle. A basement provides useful storage and potential for conversion subject to required consents.
Externally the property has enclosed front and rear gardens; the front lawn offers the possibility of creating off-road parking subject to planning permission. The plot is compact and the rear garden is currently overgrown but private. The house is freehold and council tax is very low, supporting affordability for first-time buyers or landlords.
The location is convenient for Parkgate shopping, bus routes and nearby schools, with excellent mobile signal and fast broadband. Important local considerations include a high local crime rate and an area classification indicating significant deprivation; buyers should weigh these factors when considering long-term suitability or rental prospects.
Overall the house suits first-time buyers seeking a larger-than-typical terraced layout or buy-to-let investors wanting a straightforward property with cosmetic updating rather than major structural work. Any buyer planning parking changes, basement conversion or substantial alterations should allow time and budget for planning consent and renovation.
