Three double bedrooms, master with en-suite shower room
Driveway providing off-street parking for city location
Generous lounge/dining room plus separate home office
Small rear garden, low-maintenance outdoor space
Freehold with council tax band C, mains gas central heating
Built c.1900–1929; cavity walls assumed uninsulated (consider upgrades)
Double glazing installed before 2002 — may benefit from replacement
Area classified as deprived; consider long-term growth and rental demand
This three-bedroom mid-terrace on North End Avenue offers practical family living with useful extras. The ground floor features a generous lounge/dining room, a fitted kitchen/breakfast area and a dedicated home office — useful for remote working or study. Off-street parking via a private driveway and a small rear garden add valuable outdoor and parking space for a city location.
The first floor provides a master bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom, making the layout flexible for a young family or sharers. The property is freehold with council tax band C and mains gas boiler serving radiators; double glazing is already installed.
Energy efficiency may need attention: the house was built c.1900–1929 with cavity walls assumed uninsulated and double glazing fitted before 2002, so upgrading insulation and windows could reduce bills and improve comfort. The plot is small and the area is classified as relatively deprived, which may influence long‑term capital growth compared with more affluent neighbourhoods.
Overall, this well‑presented terrace is a practical city family home or a buy-to-let opportunity close to local schools, shops and public transport. The combination of driveway, en‑suite master and home office is a strong daily‑living proposition; buyers should factor in potential insulation and window upgrades.
