- Three bedrooms plus attic room for flexibility
- Two reception rooms and ground-floor bathroom
- Off-street parking and enclosed rear garden
- EPC rating D; one bathroom only
- Solid brick walls; insulation likely required
- Glazing reported mixed; some windows appear single-glazed
- Convenient for M1 J29a, good broadband and mobile signal
- Small plot and average-sized overall footprint
A deceptively spacious three-bedroom mid-terrace with an extra attic room, off-street parking and an enclosed rear garden. The house offers two reception rooms and a ground-floor bathroom — practical living for a first home or buy-to-let.
Built c.1900–1929 of solid brick, the property retains period character and sits in a convenient location for M1 access (J29a Markham Vale) and local amenities. Broadband and mobile signal are strong, and nearby schools and leisure facilities are within easy reach.
There are some clear retrofit and maintenance considerations: glazing is reported as mixed (some windows appear single-glazed) and the walls are likely uninsulated, so heating costs and improvement work should be factored in. With an EPC rating of D and only one bathroom, the house suits buyers happy to modernise for long-term comfort or rental yield.
