Upper-floor corner flat with two double bedrooms and two bathrooms
Modern fitted kitchen with integrated oven and gas hob
Master bedroom with mirrored built-in wardrobes and en-suite
Gas central heating, double glazing, and secure door entry
Communal gardens and dedicated off-street parking included
Very deprived area; local classifications indicate socio-economic challenges
Council tax band unknown — buyers must verify ongoing costs
Freehold tenure for a flat; check title for shared maintenance obligations
This upper-floor corner flat on Clark Street offers a practical, move-in-ready two-bedroom layout suited to first-time buyers, downsizers or buy-to-let purchasers. The open-plan lounge and dining area, paired with a modern fitted kitchen and integrated oven with gas hob, creates a light, usable living space. The master bedroom includes mirrored built-in wardrobes and an en‑suite shower, while a contemporary family bathroom serves the second double bedroom.
Built late 20th century, the block benefits from double glazing, gas central heating and secure entry. Residents have access to maintained communal gardens and dedicated off-street parking. Mobile signal is excellent and broadband speeds are listed as fast, supporting home working or streaming without obvious connectivity issues.
Buyers should note the wider area classifications: this neighbourhood is described as “Hampered aspiration” with “Hard-pressed flat dwellers” locally and the wider area marked as very deprived. Those factors can affect resale and rental demand and may influence mortgage offers or insurance. Council tax band is not provided; purchasers will need to confirm this and other running costs. The property is freehold — an uncommon tenure for flats — so buyers should check the title for any shared‑maintenance obligations.
Overall, the flat offers a straightforward, well-presented home with practical features and good local amenities nearby. It represents an affordable, low‑maintenance option for buyers prioritising convenience and connectivity, provided they accept the socio-economic context of the area.
