Chain-free, ready for immediate rental or straightforward letting
Three modest bedrooms; 895 ft² internal footprint
Double glazing and mains gas central heating installed
Small enclosed rear garden; low-maintenance outdoor space
Solid brick walls likely without insulation (assumed)
Located in a very deprived area with very high local crime rates
Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband; good local amenities
Requires standard modernisation and cosmetic updating
This three-bedroom Victorian semi presents a straightforward buy-to-let opportunity in central Crewe. Offered chain-free and ready for immediate rental, the house combines traditional red-brick character, a front bay room and compact, efficient living space across two storeys. Double glazing and gas central heating are already in place.
Positioned within walking distance of shops, Asda and frequent bus routes, the property suits tenants who rely on local amenities and public transport. Broadband and mobile signal are strong; nearby schools and town-centre facilities add lettability for a broad tenant market.
The property is best seen as a practical, value purchase rather than a finished home. The solid brick walls likely lack cavity insulation and the house sits in a very deprived area with very high recorded crime — important factors for running costs, insurance and rental pricing. The small rear garden and modest room sizes limit scope for expansion but keep maintenance simple.
For an investor prepared to carry out basic upkeep and cosmetic updating, this house offers predictable rental demand and low council tax costs. Buyers seeking a long-term family home or a quiet suburban retreat should note the central, urban setting and local social challenges before viewing.
