Period three-bed terrace with countryside views and renovation potential..
Three bedrooms, two receptions — traditional family layout
Low-maintenance paved garden with open countryside views
Optional secure off-street parking via local bay agreement (£5/week)
EPC C and Tax Band B — reasonable energy and tax position
Original stone walls likely uninsulated — insulation recommended
Small room sizes and dated fittings — some modernization needed
Built c.1900–1929 with character features intact
No flood risk; average broadband and mobile reception
Tucked into the heart of Dove Holes, this three-bedroom mid-terrace combines period character with countryside outlooks. The stone façade, high-ceiling living room and traditional layout give a strong base for family living, with two reception rooms and a practical kitchen space. The property is average in size (about 872 sq ft) and suits buyers seeking a comfortable home or a renovation project to add value.
Outside, the low-maintenance rear garden is arranged on steps and paved areas to maximise the views across rolling fields — a rare village-facing outlook for a terraced home. Secure off-street parking is available as an option via an allocated bay agreement at the nearby Village Hall for a nominal weekly fee, providing practical convenience in a rural setting.
Practical details: the house is freehold, built c.1900–1929 with double glazing fitted after 2002, mains gas central heating, EPC C and Tax Band B. Expect small room sizes typical of Victorian terraces and average broadband and mobile reception. Buyers should note the original stone walls are assumed uninsulated, so further insulation or modernisation could improve comfort and running costs.
This property will suit growing families wanting village life with good local schools nearby, or buyers looking for a sympathetically modernised period home. It offers comfortable everyday living now, with clear potential to increase value through targeted updating and insulation work.