No onward chain — vacant sale; freehold
Off‑street parking and corner plot with private rear garden
Conservatory provides flexible extra living space
Compact overall size ~590 sq ft — low maintenance, limited space
Two bedrooms with built‑in wardrobes; family bathroom upstairs
Built c.1996–2002; double glazing installed before 2002
Garden requires care; small plot limits major extensions
Area classified multi‑ethnic hardship; local crime and deprivation average
Set on a quiet cul‑de‑sac a short distance from Ipswich town centre and the mainline station, this two‑bedroom end‑of‑terrace offers an easy‑to-manage starter home or buy‑to‑let opportunity. The property is freehold and available with no onward chain, and benefits from off‑street parking and a conservatory that opens onto a private garden. Broadband speeds are reported fast and there is no local flood risk.
Internally the layout is traditional and practical: entrance hall with cloakroom, fitted kitchen, a reception room with double doors into the conservatory and two first‑floor bedrooms with built‑in wardrobe space plus a family bathroom. The overall footprint is small (about 590 sq ft), so the house will suit buyers seeking low‑maintenance accommodation rather than larger family living.
The corner/plot position and conservatory add useful flexible space for entertaining or working from home. Built around 1996–2002 and fitted with double glazing installed before 2002, the home presents a largely modern envelope but buyers should note the garden requires attention and the property is compact in scale, which may limit extension potential.
Location is a clear draw: quick access to Ipswich’s amenities, parks, university and the direct rail link to London. Local schooling options include a mix of ratings; nearby primary and secondary schools are within easy reach. The wider area is classified as multi‑ethnic hardship, and local crime levels and area deprivation are average — factors to consider alongside the property’s strong commuter and rental fundamentals.