Two double bedrooms plus loft room accessed from master bedroom
Spacious kitchen-diner suitable for family meals and working from home
Private mature rear garden with decent plot size
Paved driveway providing off-street parking for multiple cars
Freehold tenure; approx. 640 sq ft; low council tax
Kitchen shows wear and would benefit from repainting or updating
Area classed as very deprived; local services and schools variable
No flood risk; excellent mobile signal and fast broadband
This end-of-terrace two-bedroom house on Glastonbury Crescent offers straightforward, affordable homeownership for first-time buyers. The layout includes a generous lounge, a kitchen-diner with space for a table, two double bedrooms and a loft room accessed from the master — useful as occasional sleeping space, office or storage.
Practical positives include a private mature rear garden, a sizeable paved driveway providing off-street parking for multiple cars, double glazing and gas central heating. The property is freehold with modest room sizes across about 640 sq ft, and council tax is described as very low — factors that help reduce ongoing costs.
The house is not a show-home and will suit buyers seeking a move-in-able base with short-term cosmetic works. The kitchen shows wear and would benefit from repainting or light updating. The area is classed as very deprived and characterised locally by young, hard-pressed families; nearby amenities and good bus links are convenient, but prospective buyers should check local services and schooling.
Overall, this is a practical, well-located starter home or rental investment with clear potential to add value through modest updating and by using the loft room more fully. Broadband and mobile signal are strong, and there is no recorded flood risk.
