Compact central home with excellent commuter links and a private garden.
- Three bedrooms in compact two-storey layout
- Walking distance to Alfreton train station and town centre
- Small enclosed rear garden with patio and timber fencing
- Double glazing and mains gas central heating fitted
- Very small overall floor area (approx. 374 sq ft)
- Solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation
- Area classified as deprived with higher crime rates
- Low council tax and easy access to A38/M1 commuter routes
This compact three-bedroom mid-terrace sits within easy walking distance of Alfreton town centre and train station, making it an affordable entry point for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors wanting strong commuter links to the A38 and M1. The house retains period brickwork and simple internal layouts across two floors, plus a small enclosed rear garden and forecourt.
The accommodation includes lounge, dining room, kitchen, bathroom and three bedrooms. The property has double glazing and gas central heating throughout, so it is immediately habitable; however the footprint is small (around 374 sq ft) and room sizes are modest, so note space is limited compared with modern homes.
Constructed around the early 20th century with solid brick walls and no obvious wall insulation, the house could benefit from energy-efficiency improvements and general modernisation to maximise comfort and long-term value. The local area is classified as deprived with higher-than-average crime levels; buyers should weigh these factors alongside the very low council tax and strong transport links.
Overall this is a practical, low-cost purchase for someone seeking a starter home close to transport and town amenities, or an investor targeting steady rental demand. Early inspection is recommended to assess finish, storage and any refurbishment scope for energy upgrades.