- Chain-free three-bedroom terraced home, freehold
- Small overall size: approx. 663 sq ft
- Open-plan lounge/diner and conservatory/sun room
- Two double bedrooms; single bedroom accessed via bedroom two
- Garage/workshop with power and off-street parking beyond
- Double glazed; electric storage heating, EPC rating D
- Solid brick walls likely uninsulated — insulation recommended
- Area records higher local crime; consider security measures
An affordable three-bedroom Victorian terrace offered freehold and chain-free — a straightforward choice for first-time buyers or investors seeking rental potential. The house sits on a small plot with a neat rear garden, a powered garage/workshop and parking beyond, all within easy reach of local schools, shops and Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Inside, the property presents a generous open-plan lounge/dining room, a galley kitchen, conservatory/sun room and a family bathroom. Two spacious double bedrooms occupy the first floor and a comfortable single is currently accessed via bedroom two; the upper layout could be altered to create a separate landing and hallway if preferred.
Practicalities are clear: the home is double glazed, on mains services and warmed by electric storage heaters. The construction dates from the early 20th century with solid brick walls (likely uninsulated) and the EPC is D — future energy-efficiency upgrades (wall/loft insulation, heating) would improve running costs and comfort. Council Tax Band A keeps ongoing costs low.
Be candid about location: the area records higher-than-average local crime rates, so buyers should consider security measures. The property is compact (approximately 663 sq ft) and will suit buyers wanting a manageable home close to amenities or landlords seeking a centrally located rental with modest refurbishment potential.
