- Three bedrooms with conservatory and separate utility room
- South-facing, low-maintenance rear garden and patio area
- Off-street parking to the front, freehold tenure
- Double glazing and mains gas central heating installed
- Single family shower room; one bathroom only
- Non-standard BISF construction; specialist mortgage checks advised
- Small plot in a very deprived/hampered neighbourhood
- Fast broadband, very low council tax running costs
This three-bedroom end-of-terrace offers an affordable entry into the area with practical living space across two floors. The ground floor includes a generous lounge, fitted kitchen/diner, utility room, porch and a conservatory that opens onto a south-facing, low-maintenance garden. Off-street parking to the front and fast broadband make it convenient for everyday family life or remote working.
The house benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating and a freehold title, with a very low council tax band helping running costs. Room sizes are sensible for a growing household and the conservatory adds extra usable space in warmer months. Local schools include several rated Good and one Outstanding option nearby, which will appeal to parents.
Buyers should note this is a non-standard British Iron and Steel Federation (BISF) construction. That can affect mortgage options and may require specialist lender approval — please check with your financial adviser. The property sits in a neighbourhood classed as very deprived/hampered, and the plot is modest in size. There is one family shower room upstairs only.
This home suits first-time buyers or small families wanting a practical, low-maintenance property to personalise. It offers clear potential for cosmetic updating and sensible improvements while providing immediate, affordable accommodation and parking in a well-connected area.
