No chain; long lease and strong rental demand — compact, practical home or investment.
Three bedrooms with open-plan lounge/diner
This three-bedroom semi-detached home in a quiet Widnes cul-de-sac offers straightforward living or rental potential. The layout includes an open-plan lounge/diner, kitchen with rear patio access, a downstairs WC and a first-floor family bathroom serving two double and one single bedroom. An enclosed rear garden and off-street parking add practical outdoor space.
The property is sold with no chain and sits in an area with high local rental demand, making it a clear option for buy-to-let investors or purchasers seeking an entry-level home. The long lease (approximately 138 years remaining) and mains gas central heating are positive tenure and running-cost features. Council tax band B is relatively inexpensive.
Buyers should note material local factors: the area is classed as very deprived and local crime levels are very high. The house is small overall and finished to a standard modern suburban specification; the double glazing was installed before 2002 and may not match current energy or noise standards. These points affect both family buyers and investors when assessing refurbishment or management needs.
In short, this is a pragmatic purchase for someone focused on affordability and rental uptake or a first-step owner-occupier willing to accept a compact footprint and invest in selective updates. Its quiet cul-de-sac position, garden and parking provide everyday conveniences that support comfortable living or lettable appeal.