This two-storey mid-terrace property, likely built around 1890, features a single bay window on the front elevation and a rear garden with lane access, allowing for on-site car parking. The property has been in the same family for many years and is currently arranged as two flats, offering an opportunity for conversion back to a single family residence or re-arrangement and refurbishment. The ground floor flat has three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom, while the first floor flat has a living room, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a kitchen. The property has a traditional construction with solid brick walls, a timber-framed roof, and replacement PVC gutters and downpipes. The front garden has a tiled path and gravelled forecourt, while the rear garden has been cleared of overgrowth and has double and personnel gates giving access to the site from the lane. The property is being sold under freehold tenure and has an energy performance rating of D (56) for the ground floor flat and E (39) for the first floor flat. The asking price is £450,000.