Two double-glazed bedrooms with Jack-and-Jill en suite access
Open-plan lounge/diner with modern fitted kitchen and utility
Off-street paved parking to the front, low-maintenance forecourt
Enclosed rear garden, mainly lawn with gravel borders, small plot
Compact overall size (approx. 530 sq ft) — rooms modest in scale
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated; insulation upgrade advised
Freehold tenure and low Council Tax Band A reduce running costs
Located in a deprived area; may affect long-term resale prospects
A compact, well-presented two-bedroom mid-terrace refurbished from its original layout, ready to move into. The open-plan living space, modern fitted kitchen, utility and ground-floor WC suit everyday family life or first-time buyers wanting low-hassle accommodation. The property benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating and off-street parking to the front.
Accommodation is arranged over two storeys with a generous lounge/diner, a kitchen extension with utility, and two bedrooms sharing a Jack-and-Jill en suite. The rear garden is enclosed and low maintenance, making outdoor upkeep straightforward. Broadband and mobile signal are excellent and flooding risk is very low.
Practical drawbacks are factual and straightforward: the house is small (approx. 530 sq ft) with a small plot, and original solid brick walls are assumed uninsulated, so upgrading wall insulation could improve comfort and running costs. The property sits in a broadly deprived area of blue-collar terraces, which may affect long-term capital growth and resale outlook. Council Tax Band A and freehold tenure help running costs and ownership simplicity.
Overall this is a value-focused starter home or buy-to-let opportunity for someone seeking a neat, move-in-ready terrace with parking and modern conveniences, while accepting limited internal and external space and potential improvement tasks such as wall insulation.
