Chain-free two-bedroom terrace with parking and flexible living space.
Two double bedrooms with a family bathroom
Large open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with good natural light
Off-street parking for two cars on a paved driveway
Rear garden described as large by listing; other notes call it modest
Freehold and offered chain-free for quicker completion
Double glazing installed before 2002; may need replacement
Cavity walls likely uninsulated — consider insulation works
Above-average local crime rate and higher area deprivation
This two-bedroom mid-terrace on East Crescent is a compact, practical home aimed at first-time buyers or small families. The ground floor opens into a large, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with plenty of natural light and a modern fitted kitchen — a useful social space for daily life and entertaining. A sheltered porch and ground-floor cloakroom add convenience for busy households.
Upstairs are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property has double glazing (installed before 2002) and gas central heating with a boiler and radiators. The rear garden and off-street parking for two cars are valuable assets in this urban setting; the listing describes the garden as large, though some notes describe a more modest rear plot typical of terraces.
Buyers should note a few practical issues: the cavity walls are assumed to have been built without insulation, the glazing is older, and the area has above-average crime and relative local deprivation indicators. The house dates from the 1930s–1940s and, while presented well internally, may benefit from targeted improvements (wall insulation, window upgrades) to improve comfort and running costs.
Chain-free and freehold, the house is efficient in layout at about 914 sq ft and sits within walking distance of local amenities and several well-regarded schools. For buyers seeking a straightforward, well-located starter home or an investment with immediate rental potential, this terrace offers clear positives alongside manageable retrofit needs.