Recently renovated — move-in ready
Freshly renovated and ready to move into, this Victorian mid-terrace blends period character with modern convenience. The bay-fronted living room and decorative mouldings preserve original charm while new double glazing and a sleek kitchen give everyday comfort and low immediate maintenance. With two double bedrooms, a contemporary principal en-suite and a useful utility with downstairs WC, the layout suits couples or first-time buyers wanting space and practicality.
The rear garden is low-maintenance with paved areas and planting, ideal for summer entertaining without heavy upkeep. The property is freehold and compact at about 862 sq ft, making running costs modest; council tax is shown as cheap. Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband support home working, and the city centre is easily accessible by local bus links.
Be aware of material points: the house is a solid-brick terrace likely built 1900–1929 and may lack cavity wall insulation (assumed), so heating costs could be higher than in modern-insulated homes. The wider area scores as deprived and local crime is above average—factors buyers should consider for lifestyle or rental prospects. There is on-street parking only and the plot is small, so outdoor space is limited compared with larger suburban properties.
Overall, this property offers a turnkey period home with contemporary fittings and sensible storage for its size. It will appeal to first-time buyers seeking character with modern conveniences or investors looking for a well-presented two-bedroom city terrace with straightforward rental appeal.
