- Three bedrooms with natural light and flexible layouts
- Living room with feature fireplace and laminate flooring
- Kitchen fitted with units, integrated oven and gas hob
- Decent private rear garden with patio, lawn and shed
- Off-street parking and freehold tenure
- Compact size (approx 645 sq ft) — limited internal space
- Area: very deprived and higher local crime levels
- Built 1930–49; some updating likely (glazing age unknown)
A well-presented three-bedroom end-of-terrace offering practical space for first-time buyers or investors. The ground floor provides a bright living room with a feature fireplace and a kitchen with ample units and workspace. Upstairs are three naturally lit bedrooms and a modern three-piece bathroom. At about 645 sq ft, the layout is compact but useable for everyday family life.
Outside, the property benefits from a decent private rear garden with patio, lawn and shed, plus off-street parking to the side. The front garden is neat and low-maintenance. The house is freehold and sits in a popular local setting close to schools, bus links and the historic Bolsover Castle — convenient for families and commuters.
Buyers should note the area records higher crime levels and is classified as very deprived, which may affect resale values and insurance. The property dates from the 1930s–40s and, while presented well, could require future updating in areas such as windows (double glazing install date unknown) and general modernisation to suit contemporary tastes.
This home represents an affordable entry point to the local market with low council tax and good broadband and mobile connectivity. It will suit someone seeking a starter home with garden space, a straightforward renovation project, or an investor targeting rental demand in a city/major town location.
