- Two double bedrooms in a traditional layout
- Approx. 675 sq ft; compact, manageable footprint
- Requires cosmetic updating and modernisation throughout
- Solid brick walls; assumed no cavity insulation
- Double glazing present (install date unknown)
- Generous rear yard; no garage
- Leasehold tenure — check terms and remaining length
- Fast broadband, excellent transport links, low council tax
A two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace on Whittle Street offering affordable entry to St. Helens. The house is compact (approx. 675 sq ft) with traditional layout: two reception rooms, kitchen, bathroom and two double bedrooms upstairs. Its price and size suit first-time buyers, downsizers or buy-to-let investors seeking a straightforward purchase.
The property requires cosmetic updating and some modernisation: windows are double glazed (unknown install date), walls are original solid brick with assumed no cavity insulation, and interior finishes are dated. There is a generous rear yard for outdoor use but no garage. Heating is mains gas with boiler and radiators; flooding risk is low.
Location is a key strength — close to Thatto Heath and Taylor Parks, within walking distance of Thatto Heath station and good road links to the M62/M580. Broadband speeds are fast and council tax is very low. Local area indicators show a deprived postcode and average crime, so buyers should weigh community factors alongside the value and transport convenience.
This home offers clear potential: sensible refurbishments could add comfort and value, while the low asking price presents an opportunity for those prepared to update. Leasehold tenure should be checked by interested buyers before proceeding.
