- Newly renovated interior, ready to move into
- Three bedrooms: two doubles and one single/home office
- Conservatory and small sunny garden with decking
- Private off-street parking (end-terrace benefit)
- Freehold tenure, 847 sq ft, council tax described as cheap
- Victorian build (pre-1900) with assumed uninsulated stone walls
- EPC D and single family bathroom only
- Located in a very deprived area; local services and social indicators limited
A newly refurbished three-bedroom Victorian terrace offering a straightforward, affordable step onto the property ladder. The house has been updated internally and delivers a bright reception room, a modern conservatory that flows to a small sunny garden, and private off-street parking — rare for this street. The 847 sq ft layout is traditional and efficient, with two double bedrooms plus a single that works well as a home office or nursery.
Practical running essentials are already in place: mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, double glazing (install date unknown), freehold tenure and fast broadband/mobile connectivity. The conservatory and rear decking extend the living space in warmer months and create a pleasant indoor–outdoor flow for everyday living.
Be clear about the trade-offs: the property sits in a very deprived, blue-collar terrace area and local social indicators reflect that context. The home is an older Victorian build (pre-1900) with original stone walls that are assumed uninsulated; potential buyers should consider insulation upgrades and check the glazing age. The EPC is D, and there is a single family bathroom, which may be a limitation for larger households.
For first-time buyers seeking a low-entry-price, turnkey-feel home with garden and parking, this house presents good value. It suits someone ready to add modest improvements (insulation, possible efficiency upgrades) to tailor the house long-term while enjoying an immediately liveable space.
