Compact Victorian terrace near Hillsborough Park — ideal for first-time buyers or investors.
Stone-fronted Victorian mid-terrace with bay-window living room
Modern kitchen and dining; useful attic room with skylight
Cellar provides storage or potential workshop space
Private rear yard; low-maintenance outdoor area
Compact internal footprint; small room sizes throughout
Original stone walls; no known cavity insulation (may need upgrades)
Leasehold with c.680 years remaining; ground rent £2 (nominal)
One family bathroom only; single shower-over-bath
A stone-fronted Victorian mid-terrace close to Hillsborough Park, this compact three-bedroom home suits first-time buyers and buy-to-let investors seeking character and convenience. The ground floor offers a bright living room with a bay window and a modern kitchen/dining area that flows well for everyday living. Upstairs are two main bedrooms and a useful attic room with a skylight, providing flexible space for a bedroom, study or hobby room.
Practical features include a cellar for storage or a workshop, a private rear yard that’s low-maintenance, and double glazing. Heating is by mains-gas boiler and radiators; the property currently achieves an EPC C with potential to improve. Local amenities, strong bus and tram links, and excellent access to schools and the Peak District add everyday appeal.
Be aware this is a modestly sized home with limited external space and the internal footprint is compact typical of narrow terraces. The walls are original stone with no known cavity insulation, so further insulation work could be beneficial. Tenure is leasehold with around 680 years remaining and a nominal ground rent (£2). The single family bathroom and standard room sizes may limit suitability for larger families without adaptation.