- Freehold Victorian mid-terrace with period exterior character
- Two double bedrooms, plus bright loft bedroom with skylights
- Large kitchen-diner ideal for family meals and entertaining
- Modern four-piece bathroom; useful separate utility room
- Enclosed low-maintenance front yard; on-street parking only
- EPC rating D; solid brick walls likely uninsulated
- Small plot size; limited private outdoor space
- Local crime above average; check local safety data before viewing
Set on a quiet street in Oakwood, this freehold two-bedroom terrace offers generous rooms, a large kitchen-diner and useful utility space — ideal for first-time buyers seeking space near green amenities. The house feels bright throughout; skylights flood the loft bedroom and large windows frame the living room’s feature fireplace. Roundhay Park and local shops are within easy walking distance, making everyday life convenient and attractive for young families.
The layout spreads comfortably over multiple floors with two double bedrooms and a modern four-piece bathroom, giving practical family living from day one. The enclosed low‑maintenance front yard provides a private outdoor area while on-street parking serves visitors and residents. Built circa 1900–1929, the property retains period character externally and benefits from double glazing installed after 2002.
There are important practical considerations: the solid brick walls are assumed to have no added insulation and the EPC rating is D, so heating costs may be higher than newer builds. Crime in the area is reported above average — prospective buyers should check local statistics. The compact plot and small front yard limit external space compared with detached homes.
Overall this is a bright, spacious terrace with scope to improve energy performance and personalise interiors. It suits first-time buyers or a small family wanting generous living space, immediate proximity to parks and good local schools, and a property with period charm and renovation potential.
