- Bay-fronted Victorian end terrace with period features
- Freehold and offered chain-free for quicker completion
- Three separate bedrooms; one family bathroom only
- Private rear garden, not directly overlooked
- Kitchen and bathroom dated; modernisation recommended
- EPC rating D; energy upgrades likely beneficial
- Small plot and average overall room sizes
- Area records above-average crime; consider security measures
A bay-fronted Victorian end terrace offering flexible family living across two floors, sold freehold and chain-free. The house retains period features such as sash windows, cornice and fireplaces, and a large dining room/conservatory that gives direct access to a private rear garden. At about 996–1,044 sqft, the layout suits a growing household with separate reception rooms and three bedrooms on the first floor.
The property will particularly suit buyers who value character and affordability and who are prepared to modernise. The kitchen and bathroom are functional but dated; modest renovation and reconfiguration could create an open-plan ground floor and upgrade energy performance (current EPC D). There is good potential to add contemporary finishes while retaining original features.
Location is practical for family life: local primary and secondary schools, bus routes and Reading West station are within easy reach. The rear garden is private and not directly overlooked, a rare urban benefit. Note the plot is small and the property sits in an area with above-average recorded crime — buyers should factor this into their decision and security planning.
Important factual points: the house has a single family bathroom, standard ceiling heights and average-sized rooms. Broadband speeds are fast and mobile signal average. This is a straightforward purchase for buyers seeking a character home to update without the complication of a chain.
