Chain free and available for immediate occupation
Two good-sized bedrooms; master includes useful storage area
Lounge, separate dining room and fitted kitchen with garden access
Small enclosed rear garden and on-street parking to the front
Gas central heating and double glazing present
EPC rating D; potential energy improvements advised
Solid brick walls likely without insulation (assumed)
Located in a very deprived area with higher local crime levels
This mid‑terraced Victorian house offers a practical two‑bedroom layout across two floors, ideal for a first‑time buyer seeking an affordable starter home. The ground floor provides a lounge, separate dining room and a fitted kitchen with direct access to a small rear garden. Upstairs are two well‑proportioned bedrooms, the master with a useful storage area, and a family bathroom.
The property is freehold, chain free and ready for immediate occupation, with mains gas central heating and double glazing already installed. Room sizes are compact but functional, with an overall footprint suited to a small household or a buy‑to‑let investor looking for low entry cost in DN5.
Notable practical points are presented plainly: the EPC is rated D and the building appears to have original solid brick walls with no known cavity insulation (assumed), which may affect running costs. The home sits in a very deprived area with high recorded crime levels — factors that will influence resale and rental demand and should be considered alongside the low asking price.
Viewing is recommended to judge space and potential. Cosmetic updating to kitchen and bathroom, plus targeted insulation or energy improvements, could increase comfort and value for a new owner.
