- Newly renovated interior, move-in ready
- Spacious living room and large kitchen
- Two double bedrooms, top-floor landing office space
- Minutes from train station and beach
- Shared yard and designated outhouse only
- On-street parking; no private driveway
- Solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation
- Located in a deprived area; average local crime
This newly renovated two-bedroom end-of-terrace offers generous, flexible living across three floors — an uncommon find at this price point. The ground-floor lounge is spacious and bright; the kitchen provides generous storage and worktop space. Both bedrooms are large doubles, with the second bedroom and a useful landing/office area on the top floor.
Set in the coastal village of Flimby, the house is minutes from the train station and beach, which suits commuters and anyone who values nearby seaside access. The property benefits from double glazing (fitted after 2002), mains gas central heating and no flood risk. Council tax is very low, helping keep running costs down.
Buyers should note material drawbacks plainly: the property is in an area of relative deprivation and described as an endeavoured social-renter neighbourhood, with average local crime levels. The building is solid-brick Victorian with assumed no cavity insulation in the walls — further insulation work may be needed for long-term energy efficiency. Outdoor space is limited to a shared yard and an outhouse; parking is on-street rather than private.
Overall, this is an affordable, move-in-ready home with generous room sizes and coastal convenience. It will suit first-time buyers or anyone seeking a cost-effective starter or downsizing option, provided they accept limited private outdoor space and potential future insulation upgrades.
