Bay-fronted 1930s terraced house with original character features
Single-storey kitchen extension with island, skylights and patio doors
Private driveway (two cars) and approx. 100ft south-east rear garden
Covered wooden BBQ area, astro-turf play space and garden shed
Three bedrooms, one family bathroom; loft access from landing
Energy Rating D; solid brick walls likely without insulation
High local flood risk — may affect insurance and require mitigation
Very high local crime level — consider security and insurance costs
A spacious, extended 1930s mid-terrace that combines bay-fronted period character with a contemporary kitchen extension. The ground floor offers a traditional sitting room and separate dining area flowing to a large kitchen/breakfast room with island, skylights and patio doors—ideal for family life and entertaining. The property includes useful utility/WC space and understairs storage for everyday practicality.
Upstairs are two double bedrooms plus a smaller third bedroom suitable for a nursery or home office, and a family bathroom. The house benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, and an internal footprint of about 1,087 sq ft, providing comfortable room sizes throughout.
Outside is a notable selling point: a private brick-paved driveway for two cars and a generous south-east facing rear garden of approximately 100ft. The garden features lawn, child-friendly astro turf, a covered wooden BBQ area and a shed, with a peaceful woodland backdrop that increases privacy and a semi-rural feel within the city.
Important considerations: the home sits in a high flood-risk area and a neighbourhood with very high recorded crime, which may affect insurance costs and future suitability. Construction is solid brick with no known external wall insulation, and the Energy Rating is D. Buyers should factor in potential energy-improvement works and flood mitigation when viewing.
