Practical entry-level home near strong transport and local amenities.
Three bedrooms across two floors, conventional Victorian terrace layout
Currently tenanted at £1,200 pcm; can be vacant on completion
Mains gas boiler and radiators; double glazing present, age unknown
Small rear yard only; no front garden or garage
No cavity wall insulation assumed; energy upgrades likely needed
Excellent transport links to Manchester and local amenities nearby
Very deprived area classification may affect long-term demand
Freehold tenure and low council tax band A
A traditional three-bedroom mid-terrace offering straightforward, practical accommodation across two floors. The property suits first-time buyers and investors seeking a manageable, freehold house near good transport links into Manchester city centre.
Internally there are two reception rooms, a rear kitchen and a first-floor bathroom; the layout is conventional and usable immediately. The home is heated by a mains gas boiler and radiators and has double glazing, though the age and type of the windows are unspecified.
Strengths include a regular, easy-to-manage footprint (969 sq ft), strong transport and local amenity access, and current rental income of £1,200 pcm with vacant possession possible. Drawbacks are a small rear yard rather than a garden, no known cavity wall insulation, an urban area with high deprivation, and generally modest room sizes — there may be scope and cost for energy-efficiency improvements and cosmetic updating.
Buyers should budget for typical Victorian-terrace maintenance and potential refurbishment to modern standards. The freehold tenure, low council tax band and proximity to schools and supermarkets make this a practical entry-level home or resalable letting investment in Gorton.