- Two-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace, chain free
- Compact footprint ~539 sq ft, small rooms
- EPC rating C, mains gas boiler and radiators
- Boarded loft and rear utility with French doors
- Small rear garden, gated side access for bins
- Solid brick walls; likely no cavity insulation
- Located close to Leek town centre and amenities
- Local area: higher crime and area deprivation
A compact mid-terrace Victorian house in central Leek, offered chain free and ready for a buyer or landlord who wants a straightforward town property. The house has two bedrooms, a sitting room, fitted kitchen, utility area, small rear garden and a boarded loft — practical features for everyday living or rental use. EPC C and mains gas central heating keep running costs reasonable; council tax band A is a low-cost running expense.
The property suits first-time buyers looking for an affordable starter home or buy-to-let investors seeking a central location close to shops, schools and transport links. Interiors are tidy but modest in scale — room sizes are small to medium, and the layout maximises available space. Broadband speeds and mobile signal are strong, which helps for working-from-home tenants or owners.
Important negatives are factual: the house is small (approximately 539 sq ft) and sits on a small plot, so outdoor space and storage are limited. The walls are original solid brick with assumed no cavity insulation, so further insulation works could be needed to improve thermal efficiency. The local area records higher crime levels and sits within a more deprived area profile; buyers should factor this into their decision. Overall, the property will likely need some cosmetic updating rather than major structural work, presenting both a manageable project and potential to add value.
