Three-bedroom cottage with 200ft garden and side-extension potential — ideal for family renovation..
- Large 200ft rear garden ideal for families or gardeners
- Off-street parking for convenient vehicle access
- Freehold with scope to extend to the side (STPP)
- Compact internal size ~560 sq ft; space is limited
- Single bathroom; layout likely needs reconfiguration
- Built 1930–49 with cavity walls assumed uninsulated
- Located in a high-crime, socially deprived area
- Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal
This three-bedroom, cottage-style end-of-terrace sits on a notably large plot with a 200ft rear garden and off-street parking — a rare find for families seeking outdoor space. The house is freehold and offers immediate scope to extend to the side, subject to planning permission, giving clear potential to create a larger family home.
Internally the property measures approximately 560 sq ft and retains period character such as traditional living-room details. The layout is straightforward but dated: there is one bathroom and original fittings that will benefit from modernisation. Cavity walls were built without insulation (assumed), so buyers should expect to budget for energy-efficiency improvements.
Practical advantages include mains gas heating with a boiler and fast broadband and mobile signal. However, material negatives are also present: the property is in a high-crime, socially deprived area and the internal space is small for a three-bedroom home. The house dates from the 1930s–1940s and will suit buyers prepared for a renovation project rather than those wanting a move-in-ready home.
For families seeking outdoor space and long-term value, this property offers a canvas — large garden, parking and extension potential. For prudent budgeting, factor in refurbishment costs, insulation upgrades and any required planning works before committing.