Charming period home with roof terrace and flexible loft space near the harbour.
Bay-windowed reception with high Victorian ceilings and decorative moulding
Two double bedrooms plus versatile loft room for office or guest use
Private roof terrace accessed from main bedroom, linked to garden
Well-maintained rear garden; small plot and modest outdoor footprint
Downstairs shower room, separate WC and a dedicated utility room
On-street permit parking only; narrow street may restrict visitors' parking
Built 1930–49 with cavity walls likely uninsulated; energy upgrades advised
Double glazing pre-2002 and area records higher-than-average crime
A characterful two-bedroom terraced home in Cowes, offering practical living space and elevated outdoor options. The ground floor reception benefits from a bay window and original Victorian details; the layout flows to a kitchen, utility room and downstairs shower room for everyday convenience. Upstairs has two double bedrooms, a separate WC and a private roof terrace accessed from the main bedroom — a rare outdoor retreat in town.
The loft room provides flexible space for a home office, hobby area or guest sleeping space. Outside, a well-maintained rear garden links by spiral staircase to the roof terrace, expanding alfresco possibilities. On-street permit parking is available nearby; local amenities, ferry links and good schools are all within easy reach.
Practical considerations: the house was built in the 1930s–40s with cavity walls assumed uninsulated and double glazing fitted before 2002, so upgrading insulation and windows could improve comfort and running costs. The street is narrow, parking is on-street only, and the area records higher-than-average crime — buyers should consider security measures. Overall this freehold home suits first-time buyers, small families or investors wanting a ready-to-live-in period property with clear scope to add value.