Four double bedrooms over three floors with full-height cellar potential
Retains period features: high ceilings, coving, fireplace, built-in wardrobes
Requires internal modernisation throughout; renovation project needed
Single family bathroom for four bedrooms
Enclosed flagged rear garden; small plot and forecourt to front
Freehold tenure, Council Tax Band B, no flood risk
Good commuter links, fast broadband, excellent mobile signal
On-street parking only; area shows relative deprivation
This Victorian end-terrace offers deceptively spacious family accommodation over three floors, including four double bedrooms and full-head-height cellar rooms. The house retains period character—high ceilings, decorative coving and a fireplace—yet requires internal modernisation, making it suitable for buyers who want to add value and personalise a family home.
Ground floor living includes a front lounge with period features and a kitchen/diner with integrated hob and oven, opening to an enclosed flagged rear garden. The principal bedroom on the first floor has built-in wardrobes and far-reaching outlook; two further double bedrooms sit on the second floor beneath Velux skylights. A single family bathroom serves the four bedrooms.
The cellar is full-height and offers scope for conversion into useful living space or storage (subject to consents). Practical positives include freehold tenure, a low Council Tax Band B, no flood risk, excellent mobile signal and fast broadband—useful for commuting or home working. On-street parking and a small walled forecourt are provided to the front.
Buyers should factor in the material drawbacks: the property needs renovation and modernisation throughout, there is only one bathroom for four bedrooms, and the rear garden/plot is small. The area shows relative deprivation but benefits from strong commuter links, local amenities and several well-rated schools nearby, making this a realistic project for a growing family or an investor prepared to refurbish.
