- Chain free three-bedroom end-terrace, approx. 1,012 sq ft
- Bay-fronted lounge with solid wood bi-folding doors
- Large kitchen-diner with French doors to paved rear garden
- Off-street parking via double gates; low-maintenance garden
- EPC C, double glazing and mains gas central heating
- Small plot size; garden is paved rather than lawned
- Area: high crime, very deprived local indices — consider risks
- Some dated internal décor; cosmetic updating recommended
A chain-free, three-bedroom end-of-terrace offering generous living space across approximately 1,012 sq ft. The bay-fronted lounge with solid wood bi-folding doors flows into a long kitchen-diner with dining bay and French doors to the rear garden — good layout for family life or sharers. Off-street parking accessed via double gates and a low-maintenance paved rear garden add practical appeal.
The house blends original 1930s period character (bay windows, high ceilings) with modern comforts — double glazing, mains gas central heating and an EPC C rating. Bedrooms are comfortable with fitted storage in the principal room; the bathroom is a four-piece suite providing flexibility but only a single bathroom serves the home. The plot is small, so outdoor space is low-maintenance rather than expansive.
Location is convenient for schools, shops, bus links and local amenities, but note the area scores high for crime and very deprived on local indices. For buyers prioritising value and space near town amenities, this is a straightforward purchase with cosmetic updating likely to increase value. For investors, good rental demand is expected given nearby schools and transport, though local socio-economic factors should inform yield expectations.
A sensible buyer should allow for cosmetic refresh in places (dated décor noted internally) and verify specifics in conveyancing. Freehold, chain-free sale with immediate possession potential makes viewings straightforward.
