Forecourt-fronted Victorian mid-terrace with period features
Two good-size bedrooms and two reception rooms
Stylish fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
Contemporary four-piece bathroom with walk-in shower
Private, non-overlooked courtyard rear garden
Leasehold with 858 years remaining (very long lease)
Council Tax Band A — very low running tax cost
Area classified as very deprived; original walls assumed uninsulated
Step into a well-presented Victorian mid-terrace combining period charm with contemporary fittings. The house offers two good-size bedrooms, two reception rooms and a stylish fitted kitchen with integrated appliances — all arranged across a thoughtful multi-story layout that feels larger than its footprint suggests.
Highlights include original features such as sash windows and stripped floorboards, alongside modern comforts: gas central heating, double glazing and a contemporary four-piece bathroom with a walk-in shower. The low-maintenance, private courtyard at the rear is not overlooked and extends the living space outdoors.
Practical points are straightforward: the property is leasehold with a long lease remaining (858 years) and very affordable council tax band A. The home sits in a popular, well-connected area convenient for local amenities, schools and transport links, with fast broadband and average mobile signal.
Note the neighbourhood context and construction: the wider area is classified as very deprived, and the house’s stone walls are original with assumed no added insulation. The glazing install date is unknown. These are factors to consider for long-term running costs or any future improvement plans.
