Affordable two-bedroom mid-terrace — low running costs, central location, needs thermal upgrades..
Two double bedrooms with separate lounge and dining room
Small private rear yard, low-maintenance outdoor space
Freehold tenure, very low council tax band
Mains gas boiler and radiators; double glazing present
Solid brick walls likely lack insulation — upgrades advised
Located in a very deprived area; crime is above average
Good broadband and excellent mobile signal throughout
Small plot and narrow Victorian footprint limit extension options
A practical two-bedroom mid-terrace in HU3 offering straightforward, affordable homeownership or a low-entry investment. Set over two floors, the house features a comfortable lounge, separate dining room, kitchen with utility room and a small private rear yard. The layout suits a couple, small family or buy-to-let portfolio addition.
The property benefits from mains gas central heating, double glazing and solid brick construction from the 1930–1949 era. Broadband and mobile signals are strong and resident costs are low thanks to a very cheap council tax band. Its central location puts local shops, bus routes, Hull city centre and Hull Royal Infirmary within easy reach.
Notable negatives are candidly presented: the neighbourhood is in a very deprived area with above-average crime, which will affect buyer and tenant demand and resale values. The walls are likely uninsulated (solid brick as built), so thermal upgrades may be needed to improve comfort and running costs. Plot size is small and the long, narrow Victorian footprint limits scope for large rear extensions without planning.
For first-time buyers this is an affordable, ready-to-move-in starter home with scope to personalise. For investors it offers typical inner-city rental fundamentals at an entry price point, but expect tenant screening needs and potential refurbishment and insulation costs to make lettings sustainable.