- End-of-terrace on a generous corner plot
- Two spacious reception rooms for flexible living
- Modern kitchen with good natural light
- Three bedrooms; all include built-in wardrobes
- Enclosed private garden, suitable for children
- Off-road parking plus single garage included
- Double glazing installed before 2002 (older units)
- Local area classed very deprived; consider resale risk
This three-bedroom end-of-terrace sits on a generous corner plot, arranged over two floors and ready for family living. Two reception rooms give flexible living and dining space, while a modern, naturally lit kitchen leads easily to the enclosed garden for safe outdoor play. Built-in wardrobes in each bedroom help with storage and the generous layout suits young families or first-time buyers wanting space to grow.
Practical benefits include off-road parking, a single garage and low council tax (Band A), which reduce running costs. Heating is gas-fired with a boiler and radiators; the home has double glazing installed before 2002 and an EPC around C, so energy performance is reasonable but not top tier. The property dates from the 1930s and retains traditional character while benefitting from neutral, bright decoration throughout.
Buyers should note local context: the immediate area is classified as very deprived and hampered neighbourhoods, with average local crime rates. These factors affect long-term resale values and should be considered alongside the property’s low purchase price and rental potential. Services, appliances and measurements have not been independently tested and any specifics should be checked at survey.
Overall, this freehold house offers roomy family accommodation, off-street parking and a private garden on a sizeable plot — a practical, affordable choice for those prioritising space and transport links over a pristine neighbourhood setting.
