Compact family home with garden, freehold tenure and good connectivity — energy upgrades advised..
Three versatile bedrooms in a flexible family-friendly layout
Generous reception room with natural light and bay window feature
Rear garden with patio and small lawn, practical outdoor space
Freehold tenure; mains gas boiler and radiators heating
Small overall size (approx. 748 sq ft) and limited internal space
Solid brick walls (c.1900–1929) — likely requires insulation upgrades
Single bathroom only; consider if more facilities are needed
Located in a very deprived area with very high local crime rate
This compact Victorian mid-terrace offers practical family living across two floors with three versatile bedrooms and a generous reception room. The property is freehold and benefits from double glazing and mains gas central heating via boiler and radiators, providing reliable warmth and modern communications with fast broadband and excellent mobile signal.
Externally there is a small front area and a rear garden with patio and lawn — a useful outdoor space for children or pets. The layout is flexible enough for families or first-time buyers wanting a straightforward home in a city location, and the affordable council tax is a running-cost advantage.
Buyers should note the house is small overall and sits in a very deprived area with a very high local crime rate; resale and rental values can be affected by these factors. The property dates from c.1900–1929 and has solid brick walls with no known cavity insulation, so energy-efficiency improvements (insulation, potential draught-proofing) may be advisable. There is a single upstairs bathroom and limited internal floor area (approximately 748 sq ft), so space-conscious buyers should view to judge suitability.
In short, this is a practical, well-laid-out Victorian terrace that suits families or first-time buyers looking for an affordable, centrally located home with scope for energy upgrades and modest modernisation.