Characterful three‑bed home in Withycombe, short walk to shops and park.
- Victorian mid‑terrace with period features and exposed floorboards
- Flexible layout: ground‑floor room plus two first‑floor bedrooms
- Useful attic room with skylight and eaves storage
- Small, private rear courtyard; compact outdoor space
- uPVC double glazing; mains gas boiler and radiators
- Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — insulation upgrade likely needed
- Medium area flood risk; assess resilience measures
- On‑street parking only; Council Tax Band B, freehold
A traditional Victorian mid-terrace offering flexible accommodation in a convenient Withycombe location. The house has period character, exposed floorboards and a feature beam in the living room, combined with practical modern touches such as uPVC double glazing and a recently fitted bathroom.
Layout suits families or first‑time buyers wanting adaptable space: a ground‑floor sitting room (or bedroom three), a separate living room flowing to a sun/dining room, kitchen with adjoining utility, two first‑floor bedrooms and a useful attic room with skylight for storage or occasional use. A small, private rear courtyard provides outdoor space for dining and plants.
Notable positives include a short, level walk to Withycombe shops, schools and Phear Park, freehold tenure and Gas central heating with boiler and radiators. Practical details: approx 893 sq ft, Council Tax Band B and on‑street parking.
Material points to consider: the plot is small and the rear courtyard is compact; the property dates from c.1900–1929 and the cavity walls are assumed uninsulated — upgrading insulation could be advisable. There is a medium flood risk for the area and only one bathroom, so buyers should assess resilience and suitability. Overall this is a characterful, well‑located home with scope for modest updating to improve energy performance and maximise space.