Two double bedrooms and two shower rooms, flexible layout
Two reception rooms — ideal for dining or home office
Modern combi boiler installed March 2022; new roof within 3 years
Enclosed low-maintenance rear garden and small forecourt parking
Majority uPVC double glazing; ground floor shower window exception
EPC rating E; solid brick walls likely require insulation upgrade
Separate annexe not included in title — valuation excludes it
Very high local crime rate; consider security measures
Tucked just a short walk from Newark town centre, this generous two-bedroom semi offers a rare combination of space and central convenience. The layout includes two reception rooms, two shower rooms and a long kitchen — flexible for a home office, family living or rental income. A modern combination boiler (2022) and a recently replaced roof reduce immediate major maintenance costs.
The property sits on a modest plot with an enclosed rear garden that’s low-maintenance and private. Off-street residents’ parking is available nearby (no allocated space), and the house benefits from majority UPVC double glazing. Its solid-brick build and high ceilings retain period character while offering scope to improve energy performance and finish.
Practical caveats are clear: the EPC rating is E, the external walls are likely uninsulated solid brick, and cosmetic updating will increase comfort and value. There is a separate annexe/living space with kitchenette and shower that is not included in the title; the price assumes this is excluded. The surrounding neighbourhood records very high crime levels — buyers should consider location factors and security steps.
This home suits a first-time buyer or investor willing to add value through cosmetic improvement and energy upgrades. For someone seeking central access, good transport links and a spacious period property with clear potential, this is a practical, affordable opportunity.
