- Freehold two-bedroom end-of-terrace with loft conversion
- Open-plan living and kitchen, good natural light and skylights
- Principal bedroom with built-in storage and small balcony
- Off-street parking and unusually large plot for the terrace
- EPC Band C; mains gas boiler and radiators
- No flood risk; low Council Tax (Band B)
- Area: high crime rate and very deprived ward — impacts resale/rental
- Broadband average despite fibre availability; town-centre noise possible
A well-presented two-bedroom end-of-terrace in central Wellington, this freehold home suits first-time buyers or buy-to-let purchasers looking for town-centre convenience. The ground floor offers a welcoming hall, WC and an open-plan living/dining room that flows into a fitted kitchen. Upstairs are two double bedrooms — the principal bedroom includes built-in storage and a small balcony — plus a family bathroom. The property has a loft conversion, boiler-and-radiator heating and fibre-to-the-premises internet.
Practical benefits include off-street parking and an unusually large plot for this house type, along with a low Council Tax band. The property is offered with EPC band C and no flood risk. Its location places shops, public transport and schools within easy walking distance, making daily life straightforward.
Important considerations: the area records higher-than-average crime and sits within a very deprived ward, which may affect resale values and rental demand. Broadband speeds are average despite fibre availability, and the local demographic mix is typical of ageing rural industry workers and constrained renters. Buyers should budget for routine modernisation over time rather than expect a turnkey investment for premium rents.
Overall, this is a practical, affordable freehold home with good central access and parking — an attractive step onto the housing ladder or a straightforward rental proposition for investors aware of local market dynamics.
