Well-sized rooms, big garden and easy access to local schools and bus routes.
- Three double bedrooms, principal bedroom notably large
- Extended kitchen/breakfast with central island
- Two reception rooms plus downstairs W.C.
- Large paved rear garden with raised decking
- Freehold; total area approx 1,218 sq ft
- Electric storage heating; potential higher running costs
- Solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation
- Single family bathroom; small front forecourt/plot
This mid-terrace Victorian-style house on Beresford Road delivers practical family living across two well-proportioned floors. The ground floor offers a light front reception, a separate dining room and an extended kitchen/breakfast room with a central island — a layout that suits family cooking and socialising. A convenient downstairs W.C. adds everyday practicality.
Upstairs are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a freestanding bath. The principal bedroom is notably generous in size. The rear garden is a key asset: paved for low maintenance with a raised decking area that creates a suntrap and outside dining space. Double glazing is fitted, and the house is offered as a freehold with a modest Council Tax Band B.
There are some practical considerations to note. Heating is by electric storage heaters, which can be more expensive than gas alternatives. The property dates from the 1950s–60s with solid brick walls likely lacking cavity insulation, so further energy-saving improvements may be beneficial. The area is in a more deprived part of Portsmouth and local crime is average; however it sits close to shops, schools and frequent bus links.
Overall this is a roomy, well-laid-out terrace with a strong garden and flexible reception spaces — suitable for growing families or buyers seeking a well-located home with scope to improve energy efficiency and personalise finishes.