Long lease (approx. 999 years) with nominal ground rent £4.12
New kitchen fitted in 2024 with integrated appliances
Three well-proportioned bedrooms; master with en-suite
Substantial rear outdoor space; double gates to back lane
Private off-street parking potential from rear access
High ceilings and period features throughout, bright rooms
Cavity walls likely uninsulated — consider thermal improvements
Council tax band C; very low local crime and fast broadband
This attractive three-bedroom end-of-terrace blends Victorian character with contemporary fittings to offer a comfortable family home in Bromley Cross. High ceilings, period details and generous reception spaces create a bright, flexible layout that suits growing families or first-time buyers wanting move-in-ready accommodation.
The heart of the house is the open-plan rear reception that flows into a newly installed kitchen (2024) with integrated appliances. The rear reception’s vaulted ceiling and Velux window enhance natural light, while the front lounge features a cosy log burner—useful on colder evenings. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite, with two further bedrooms and a four-piece family bathroom completing the first floor.
Externally there’s a garden front and a substantial rear outdoor area with double gates onto a back lane, already used for patio entertaining and offering scope to formalise private off-street parking. Practical details include a gas combi boiler, double glazing and a very long lease, plus low ground rent and affordable council tax banding.
Notable considerations: the property is leasehold (long remaining term) and constructed c.1900–1929 with assumed cavity walls lacking added insulation, so buyers should budget for any thermal upgrades if desired. The front external space is modest compared with the larger rear yard. Overall, this well-presented period home offers immediate comfort with clear potential to personalise and improve energy performance over time.
