Chain-free freehold two-bedroom Victorian end terrace
Recently replaced roof and new composite front door
West-facing, low-maintenance enclosed garden with side access
Walking distance to train station; excellent transport links
Requires renovation throughout to modernise finish and systems
Small plot and average-sized rooms (approx. 786 sq ft)
EPC band D; area classified as deprived with average crime
Good local schools; fast broadband and accessible countryside
Set in a sought-after village pocket of Barnsley, this two-bedroom end-of-terrace offers clear rental and resale potential for buyers prepared to renovate. The property is chain-free, freehold and benefits from a recently replaced roof and a new composite front door — genuine savings on immediate major works.
Internally the layout is practical: a front living room with a feature fireplace, an open-plan dining kitchen with under-stairs storage, two bedrooms and a ground-floor wet-room style shower. The house is a compact, average-sized Victorian terrace (approximately 786 sq ft) with traditional proportions and standard ceiling heights.
Externally the end position brings useful side access and a west-facing, low-maintenance enclosed garden that enjoys afternoon and evening sun. The location adds value — walking distance to the train station, excellent transport links, nearby park and countryside access, plus good local primary and secondary schools.
Honest considerations: the property needs renovation to bring finishes and services up to modern standards, and it sits in a generally deprived area with average crime levels. EPC rating D and a small plot size may influence mortgage and rental valuations, so budgets should allow for improvements and redecoration.
