3 bedrooms plus a large loft room for study/guest use
Open-plan lounge/dining ideal for family living and entertaining
Two bathrooms (main bathroom and en suite) for convenience
Small, well-maintained enclosed rear garden; small forecourt front
Single garage provides off-street parking (rare benefit)
Solid brick, pre-1900 build; likely no cavity wall insulation
Very high local crime and very deprived area—affects resale/rental
Nearby schools mixed Ofsted ratings; close to town centre amenities
A traditional three-bedroom end-of-terrace with a generous loft room, this Edwardian property offers practical family living close to Sheerness town centre. The open-plan lounge/diner and enclosed rear garden create comfortable everyday space, while two bathrooms (one en suite) suit busy households or sharers. A single garage provides off-street parking — a useful rarity for the area.
The house is offered freehold and sits on a small plot with solid brick walls typical of its pre-1900 construction. Expect straightforward maintenance and the opportunity to add value: the loft is already usable and the property could benefit from energy improvements (wall insulation likely absent). Broadband and mobile signals are strong, supporting home working or online tenants.
Buyers should note the wider neighbourhood context. The area is classified as very deprived with very high local crime levels and mixed-performing nearby schools; these factors will influence resale and rental demand. The property is best suited to first-time buyers seeking an affordable starter home, families wanting town-centre convenience, or investors targeting lettings where rental demand exists despite local challenges.
Overall the house presents practical living with scope to improve energy efficiency and finish cosmetic updates. Its location a short walk from shops, transport links and local amenities makes it a functional and competitively priced option at this level.
