Chain-free two-bedroom terrace near Fratton station and Albert Road amenities..
Chain free, ready to occupy or rent
Two reception rooms and modern fitted kitchen
Two good-sized bedrooms, compact room sizes
West-facing paved rear garden, low maintenance
Double glazing installed after 2002; gas central heating
Victorian solid-brick construction; assumed no wall insulation
Small plot and modest living space
Local crime above average; student/rental neighbourhood
A compact Victorian terraced home in Southsea, offered chain-free and ready for immediate occupation or rental. The house provides two reception rooms, a fitted modern kitchen and two good-sized bedrooms across two floors — a practical layout for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors.
The property benefits from double glazing installed post-2002, mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, and a low-maintenance west-facing paved rear garden. Its location is a strong selling point: within walking distance of Fratton train station and Albert Road’s shops, bars and restaurants, with a range of primary and secondary schools nearby.
Notable considerations are the property’s age (constructed before 1900) and solid-brick walls which are assumed to lack modern cavity insulation — this may affect heating costs and future improvement work. The plot is small and the home has modest room sizes, so it suits buyers seeking manageable accommodation rather than expansive living space. Local crime levels are above average, and the neighbourhood is characterised by private-renting newcomers and student households, which may influence community dynamics and tenant demand.
Overall this mid-terrace offers sensible running costs (Council Tax Band B) and straightforward, low-maintenance outdoor space. It represents a practical entry into Southsea — either as a starter home close to amenities or as a rental purchase with immediate availability.