No onward chain — immediate purchase possible
Two double bedrooms with practical, traditional layout
South-facing rear garden — generous outdoor space
Driveway with double gates for secure off-street parking
Requires renovation and kitchen updating; refurbishment costs likely
Small internal size (≈307 sq ft) — limited living space
Freehold tenure; Council Tax Band A (very cheap)
Located in ex-mining area — buyers should obtain searches
This chain-free end-terraced house offers a straightforward entry to Seaham ownership on a generous, south-facing plot. Two double bedrooms, a bright living room and a long rear garden give clear potential for familied use or rental income. The driveway with double gates provides secure off-street parking — a real convenience in town locations.
The property is sold freehold but is offered in need of renovation; the kitchen requires updating and general modernisation is expected. EPC rating is currently TBC and the home sits in an ex-mining area — buyers should ensure solicitors investigate mining and other searches. The overall internal size is small (approximately 307 sq ft), so layout changes are possible but constrained by footprint.
For first-time buyers or investors, the low council tax band A and no onward chain make this an economical purchase with scope to add value. The south-facing garden and driveway are stand-out benefits in this zone, while local schools and Seaham town amenities are within easy reach. Be clear: refurbishment costs and legal enquiries are the primary negatives here.
Viewings suit buyers ready to take on a project or investors seeking a rentable two-bedroom in a well-served coastal town. The property represents a practical, budget-conscious purchase with tangible upside if renovated thoughtfully.