- Two self-contained units under one freehold title
- Proven long-term rental history, chain-free sale
- Walkable to Ashford International Station and town centre
- Victorian character: bay windows, high ceilings, exposed brick
- Small total size (approx. 1,127 sq ft) and small plot
- Area classified as deprived; local crime rate higher than average
- Solid brick walls likely lack insulation; upgrade recommended
- Double glazing fitted before 2002; energy improvements possible
Situated on Norwood Street, minutes from Ashford International Station, this freehold mid-terrace offers two self-contained units under one title — a lower-ground studio and an upper three-bedroom maisonette. The property has a long rental track record and is offered chain-free, giving investors immediate letting potential or owner-occupiers flexibility to live in one unit and let the other.
The building’s Victorian character includes bay windows, high ceilings and solid brick construction. Practical positives include mains gas central heating, double glazing (installed before 2002) and a private rear garden plus a studio patio. Proven rental history and central town-centre location make it a straightforward buy-to-let or multi-generational home.
Buyers should note material drawbacks: the area is classified as deprived with a higher crime rate locally, and the property is small overall (approx. 1,127 sq ft) with solid brick walls likely lacking insulation. The glazing is older and the fabric could benefit from targeted refurbishment to improve energy efficiency and rental value. These factors have scope for enhancement but will require upfront investment.
For an investor seeking steady income or an owner needing flexible accommodation near transport links, this property presents a clear opportunity: secure central location, two separate lettable units, and scope to add value through refurbishment and insulation improvements.
