Investment-ready three-bed with large garden and parking potential.
Tenants in situ; current rent £1,350 pcm
Freehold three-bedroom semi-detached, circa 731 sq ft
Large rear garden; currently overgrown, strong redevelopment potential
Big driveway with off-street parking for multiple vehicles
Single bathroom; property shows general wear and needs redecorating
Double glazing installed before 2002; mains gas boiler heating
Area classified as deprived; council tax band unknown
Fast broadband; average crime and mobile signal
This three-bedroom semi-detached house on Tennyson Avenue is offered freehold with tenants in situ and a current rental income of £1,350 pcm, making it suitable for buy-to-let investors. The property dates from the 1930s–40s and provides straightforward living space across about 731 sq ft, including a sizable lounge and a modern kitchen leading to the rear garden.
Outside space is a genuine asset: a large, though currently overgrown, garden and a big driveway providing off-street parking. Internally the home is small in overall footprint and shows general wear—rooms need redecorating and there is clear potential for improvement and rental uplift after refurbishment. Double glazing was installed before 2002 and the property uses mains gas central heating via a boiler and radiators.
Location facts that matter to investors: the area is classified as deprived with average crime and average mobile signal, but fast broadband and nearby amenities (shops, buses, schools, leisure). Schools within reach include state primaries and well-regarded independent and secondary options. There is no flood risk. Council tax band is not provided.
Material considerations: tenants remain in situ so vacant possession is not guaranteed on purchase. The property will benefit from cosmetic and possible modernisation work to maximise capital growth or rental return. Buyers should factor in refurbishment costs and confirm tenancy details, safety certificates, and the unknown council tax band prior to exchange.