Chain-free three-bedroom end terrace
Front and rear gardens plus driveway parking
Large lounge, practical kitchen with garden access
EPC C; double glazing fitted before 2002
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — retrofit likely needed
Built circa 1950–66; period maintenance and updates expected
Area classified as very deprived; young hard-pressed families nearby
No flood risk; council tax band A (very cheap)
Chain-free and offered with three bedrooms across two storeys, this end-terrace presents an affordable entry to homeownership in PR2. The house sits on a small but useable plot with front and rear gardens plus a driveway for off-street parking. Internally there is a large lounge and a practical kitchen with direct access to the rear garden.
The property is practical for first-time buyers or investors seeking rental potential: gas central heating (boiler and radiators), double glazing and an EPC rating of C give a solid starting point. Broadband speeds are fast and mobile signal is excellent, and there are useful local amenities, bus routes and several good primary schools within easy reach.
Buyers should be aware this mid-20th century home was constructed around 1950–66 and the cavity walls are assumed to have no insulation — further insulation or energy improvements may be needed to reduce running costs. Windows were installed before 2002, so some updating could improve comfort and efficiency. The area is described as very deprived and neighbouring demographics include young, hard-pressed families, which may affect long-term resale expectations.
Practical positives include being chain-free, freehold tenure stated, a very low council tax band A, no reported flood risk, and ready parking. For purchasers willing to invest modestly in modernisation, the property offers clear scope to increase value and create a comfortable family home or a rental unit in a well-connected location.