Freehold three-bedroom mid-terrace with private garden and patio
Off-street parking to front — space for multiple cars
Compact overall size (~779 sq ft); single family bathroom only
EPC D — consider energy-efficiency upgrades
Very low crime and no flood risk; excellent mobile and broadband
Several Good-rated primary and secondary schools nearby
Located in a very deprived area — may limit long-term uplift
Double glazing present; install date unknown, check condition
This well-presented three-bedroom mid-terraced house on Burnside Crescent offers straightforward, family-friendly living with practical value drivers. The freehold tenure, off-street parking for multiple cars and a private rear garden with patio and lawn make it a sensible choice for growing families who need outdoor space and easy parking.
Internally the layout is compact across two storeys (approximately 779 sq ft), comprising an entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. The property has gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, double glazing (install date unknown) and an EPC rating of D — acceptable but not high-efficiency, so buyers should budget for potential energy improvements.
Location is a strong point for local-minded buyers: several primary and secondary schools rated Good are nearby, plus regular bus links, leisure facilities and excellent mobile signal and broadband. Crime levels are very low and there is no flood risk, supporting everyday convenience and peace of mind.
Buyers should note material drawbacks plainly: the home is relatively small for a three-bedroom house (779 sq ft) and sits in a very deprived area, which may affect long-term resale uplift. The single bathroom and the EPC D rating are practical limitations; the unknown age of glazing and any cosmetic or efficiency updates should be checked during survey. Overall, this property will suit first-time family buyers or those seeking a compact, well-located freehold home with scope to invest in energy and cosmetic improvements.
