Freehold mid-terrace with 765 sq ft of accommodation
Two bedrooms and family bathroom on the first floor
Small enclosed rear garden with patio and shed
Small front paved yard; on-street parking only
Built 1930–1949; cavity walls assumed uninsulated
Double glazing present; install date unknown
Mains gas boiler and radiators; good broadband and mobile signal
Compact rooms; minor modernisation likely to increase value
This red-brick mid-terrace sits in Golborne, well placed for the A580 and motorway links. The house offers a practical layout with lounge, kitchen/breakfast room and two first-floor bedrooms, suitable for a first-time buyer or a buy-to-let investor seeking straightforward tenancy potential.
Internally the property is tidy and neutrally presented but would benefit from minor modernisation to maximise value. The building dates from the 1930s–1940s and has double glazing and mains gas central heating via boiler and radiators; cavity walls are assumed uninsulated which may affect energy efficiency.
Externally there is a small enclosed paved forecourt and a very small rear garden with patio and decorative stone, plus on-street parking. Local amenities, good broadband and excellent mobile signal add practical everyday convenience, and council tax is low.
Buyers should note the compact plot and modest room sizes, plus the likely need to upgrade insulation and modernise some internal finishes to improve comfort and rental/ resale appeal.
