- Three bedrooms across two storeys, suitable for family or rental use
- Off-street paved driveway for private parking
- Open-plan lounge and modern fitted kitchen with utility area
- Rear garden with newly laid patio; low-maintenance lawn
- Single family bathroom only; may limit larger households
- Small plot size and modest overall footprint
- Area shows higher crime and social deprivation; consider location
- Freehold tenure, mains gas heating, fast broadband available
Step inside this mid-20th-century mid-terraced home and you’ll find a practical layout suited to first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors. The ground floor offers an open-plan lounge and modern fitted kitchen with a separate utility area and ground-floor bathroom — a convenient arrangement for everyday family life. The property benefits from mains gas heating with a boiler and radiators and apparent double glazing (install date unknown).
Outside, the paved block driveway provides private off-street parking and the rear garden is low-maintenance with a newly laid patio and gated rear access. Broadband speeds are reported as fast and local primary and secondary schools rated Good are within easy reach, making the location suitable for families starting out.
Be upfront about the local context: the area is classified as industrious hardship with higher crime levels and relative deprivation. The plot is small and the house has only one bathroom, which may be a consideration for growing households. Constructed in the 1950s–1960s, the home appears well presented but buyers should confirm the age of windows and any service records for heating and electrics.
Overall this is a compact, manageable freehold home offering practical living space, parking and a low-maintenance garden — a straightforward purchase for a first-time buyer or investor willing to accept the local area’s challenges and the property’s modest plot and single bathroom.
