Chain free — immediate purchase possible
Large rear garden with potential for extension or landscaping
Off-street parking (driveway) to the front
Needs renovation throughout; dated fixtures and finishes
Slow broadband speeds in the area
Close to good local schools and basic amenities
Excellent motorway access (A1 and M18) for commuters
Council tax band A — very low running costs
This three-bedroom end-of-terrace offers a generous plot and clear potential for buyers willing to invest in modernisation. The house is chain-free, with a bright living room, conservatory, ground-floor W/C and three upstairs bedrooms served by a shower room. Off-street parking and a large rear garden add practical family space and scope for extension or landscaping.
The property requires updating throughout — the listing notes dated fixtures and general renovation needs — which creates an opportunity to add significant value for a hands-on buyer or investor. Broadband speeds in the area are slow and the home sits in a very deprived local area classification; buyers should factor these local market conditions into planning and rental expectations.
Transport links are a clear strength: quick access to the A1 and M18 makes commuting straightforward. Local schools nearby have good Ofsted ratings, supporting suitability for families. Council tax is very low which helps running costs; EPC is to follow, so confirm energy performance during due diligence.
Practical considerations: the home is freehold and offered with no onward chain, simplifying purchase. Expect typical post-war construction and average room sizes across approximately 1,130 sq ft. Structural concerns were not reported, but the property is marketed as needing renovation, so budget for refurbishment, potential redecoration and systems upgrades.
