Two double bedrooms and extended footprint, about 960 sq ft
Large lounge with inglenook fireplace and ornamental stove (no HETAS cert)
Extended kitchen/diner plus conservatory, good family living space
Freehold with EPC C (71) and very low Council Tax Band A
Large enclosed rear yard; small front lawn with timber shed
Stone-built (pre-1900) walls likely without insulation — retrofit may be needed
Glazing installed before 2002; consider future window/efficiency upgrades
Located in former mining area; on-street parking only
This deceptively spacious mid-terrace offers a generous footprint over two floors and an extended layout ideal for first-time buyers or small families. The lounge’s inglenook fireplace and ornamental stove add real period character, while the conservatory and large kitchen/dining space give plenty of everyday living room. Two double bedrooms upstairs and a modern bathroom complete comfortable accommodation for a starter household.
Practical running costs are attractive: mains gas central heating, an EPC rating of C (71) and very low Council Tax (Band A). The property is freehold and benefits from full uPVC double glazing (installed before 2002) and fast estimated broadband speeds — useful for home working and streaming.
Externally there is a small front lawn with shed, and a larger enclosed rear yard with artificial grass, cold water tap and lighting. On-street parking serves the terrace, and the location sits in a quiet small‑town fringe community with low crime and nearby schools, shops and bus links.
Important points to note: the ornamental stove in the inglenook does not have a HETAS certificate, the stone walls are assumed uninsulated (likely pre-1900 construction), and glazing was installed prior to 2002—buyers may wish to budget for energy improvements over time. The property also lies within a former mining area and there is a right-of-way across the front garden for access purposes.
