Immaculate two-bed period home with driveway and excellent links to the hospital and station.
Driveway for two cars and fore garden
Immaculate, newly renovated interiors throughout
Walking distance to Queen Elizabeth Hospital and train station
Low-maintenance private courtyard with side access
Freehold, chain free — ready to move into
Victorian solid-brick walls (likely no insulation) may need upgrading
Located in deprived area with very high local crime levels
Compact 837 sq ft; single bathroom across three floors
Light-filled, newly refurbished Victorian end-of-terrace finished to a contemporary standard and offered chain-free. The house has been comprehensively updated with Italian porcelain tiling, a modern bathroom with freestanding bath and walk-in shower, an oak breakfast kitchen with integrated appliances, and quality finishes throughout — ready to move into.
Practical extras include a large driveway for two cars, off-street parking, low-maintenance rear courtyard with side access, and good transport links: walking distance to University train station and Queen Elizabeth Hospital. At around 837 sq ft across three floors this property will suit a first-time buyer, commuting professional or purchaser seeking a low-upkeep home close to local amenities.
Buyers should note material local factors: the property is in an inner-city, deprived area with very high crime levels. The house is a solid-brick Victorian build and is assumed to have no cavity wall insulation, which can affect heat loss and running costs; the current EPC rating is D. The plot is small and the home is compact, with a single family bathroom and an internal layout across multiple floors.
Overall this is a well-presented, move-in-ready period home with strong transport and hospital access, useful parking provision, and low-maintenance outdoor space — balanced by urban-area risks and potential energy-efficiency improvement requirements.