Chain free; currently let with gross income approx. £19,200 p.a. including bills
A chain-free Victorian mid-terrace presented as a straightforward buy-to-let with an existing gross income of approximately £19,200 per year (includes bills). The property is arranged over two storeys plus an attic room and currently provides four letting rooms, a separate living room, fitted kitchen and one bathroom — suited to investors seeking immediate rental return. The enclosed rear garden backs onto open fields, giving an unexpectedly pleasant outlook for an urban location.
Key building fabric is traditional solid brick (circa 1900–1929) with double glazing fitted before 2002 and gas central heating via boiler and radiators. The roof is described as requiring inspection and the walls are assumed to lack insulation, so there is clear scope for energy-efficiency improvements to reduce running costs and improve long-term rentability.
The house sits in a well-connected part of Sheffield (S5) with good public transport links, local amenities and nearby Concorde Park. The surrounding area is classed as very deprived with higher-than-average crime; this influences tenant demand and yields and should be factored into management and insurance costs.
For an investor this is a practical, income-producing purchase with short-term cashflow and medium-term value-add potential through targeted refurbishment (insulation, roof works, modernising kitchen/bathroom). Buyers should allow budget for roof inspection/repairs, potential insulation/energy upgrades and ongoing management given the local area profile.
