- Three bedrooms across two floors, suitable for family or sharers
- Two reception rooms; good natural light and modern laminate flooring
- Small fitted kitchen with integrated hob and oven; peeling paint reported
- Bathroom is a single three-piece suite with electric shower over bath
- Enclosed rear yard; no rear garden and limited outdoor space
- EPC rating E; walls likely uninsulated and energy upgrades needed
- Leasehold tenure; on-street parking only
- Local area: very deprived classification and above-average crime
A spacious three-bedroom end-terrace on West Street, Burnley, offering generous reception space and straightforward layout for a growing household or first-time buyer. The property’s two reception rooms and defined kitchen provide flexible living areas, while three bedrooms upstairs suit family life or sharers.
The house is solidly built (Victorian era) with double glazing and gas central heating, but it shows clear signs of wear: the kitchen has peeling paint and low ceilings, walls likely lack insulation, and the EPC is rated E. The rear outdoor space is an enclosed yard rather than a garden, and parking is on-street.
This home suits buyers willing to improve and personalise rather than those seeking a turnkey move. There is potential to increase comfort and efficiency through insulation, cosmetic updating and kitchen modernisation. The leasehold tenure, local area classification and above-average crime statistics are important considerations for buyers and lenders.
Priced to reflect location and condition, the property will appeal to first-time buyers seeking affordable entry, small families, or investors looking for a rental in a town setting. Council tax is very low, broadband and mobile signals are good, and local schools and amenities are within walking distance.
