Six large bedrooms across three floors, two with en-suite shower rooms
Three spacious reception rooms and high ceilings throughout
Large rear garden, driveway area and detached garage
Dated kitchen and parts of interior require renovation
Solid brick construction; assumed no wall insulation (buyer to verify)
Freehold, no upward chain; EPC rating D
Area records high crime and very high deprivation — factor location risk
Public notice: current offer £175,000; sale limited to cash buyers
An expansive Victorian-style end-of-terrace arranged over three generous storeys, this six-bedroom house offers substantial accommodation for larger families or buyers seeking rental income. The two top-floor bedrooms both include en-suite shower rooms, and three spacious reception rooms provide flexible living and dining layouts. Outside there is a large rear garden, drive area and a garage. The property is offered freehold with no upward chain.
The house retains period character with bay windows, high ceilings and large rooms, and benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating and fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. Room sizes are notably large throughout (total c.2,573 sq ft), giving potential to reconfigure or create an HMO subject to consents. The kitchen is dated and will require renovation to bring it up to modern standards.
Buyers should note important practical points: the area records high crime and very high deprivation indices, and the property sits in a challenged local classification. Construction is solid brick with no known added wall insulation (assumed), EPC rating D, and all mains services are connected. There is an existing public notice advising a current offer of £175,000 and that the sale is for cash buyers only — prospective purchasers must be aware of this process detail.
This house suits a family wanting generous internal space close to Merry Hill shopping and local schools, or an investor/landlord able to programme renovation works. It is best viewed with realistic expectations about refurbishment needs, neighbourhood context and the current cash-only offer situation.