Newly renovated internally with new carpets throughout
New roof and new boiler installed recently
Two good rooms: lounge, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom
Freehold and chain free — immediate completion possible
Small plot with shared rear garden, limited private outdoor space
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated—insulation work may be needed
Area deprivation and above-average local crime rate noted
Very low council tax; excellent mobile signal and fast broadband
This compact two-bedroom terraced home has been freshly redecorated with new carpets, a new roof and a new boiler, making it genuinely ready to move into. The layout is straightforward — lounge, fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and a family bathroom — suited to a first-time buyer or a buy-to-let investor seeking minimal immediate work.
Externally the property is a traditional Yorkshire stone terrace with UPVC windows and a modest shared rear garden. The plot and rooms are average-sized for this type of house, so it’s best suited to buyers comfortable with a compact footprint rather than those needing large outdoor space.
Practical positives include freehold tenure, double glazing (install date unknown), excellent mobile signal and fast broadband — useful for home working or renting. Running costs may be attractive too, with very low council tax and mains gas central heating. Notable concerns are the local area’s higher-than-average crime rate and general area deprivation, which may affect resale or rental demand in some markets.
Some fabric details should be checked: the stone walls are assumed to be solid with no cavity insulation (typical for the era), so adding insulation could be a future improvement. Overall, the property offers immediate occupation with sensible longer-term upgrade potential in a convenient town location close to Locke Park and local amenities.
