Affordable town-centre two-bedroom with refurbishment upside and tenant in situ.
Two bedrooms over three floors, period stone mid-terrace
A budget-priced two-bedroom mid-terrace in central Bacup that will suit cash-conscious investors or hands-on buyers seeking refurbishment potential. The Victorian stone exterior and sash-style windows give period character, while recent double glazing and mains gas central heating provide basic modern comforts.
Sold with a tenant in situ, the property currently produces income or offers immediate occupation options for a purchaser who can manage tenancy. The layout includes a spacious reception room, compact fitted kitchen and two upstairs bedrooms across three floors — practical urban accommodation in a walkable town-centre location with shops, buses and local amenities close by.
Material drawbacks are factual and significant: the property is leasehold, lies in a very deprived area with high crime levels, and has an EPC rating of D. The house appears to have original stone walls likely without modern insulation and dates to before 1900, so further works (insulation, updating services or cosmetic modernisation) may be required to improve energy performance and long-term returns.
Good broadband and excellent mobile signal support lettings or home-working. On-street parking only and no private garden limit appeal for some buyers. This is a clear opportunity for an investor or a buyer prepared to refurbish for rental uplift or future resale.