The subject property is a double-fronted, mid-terraced house built around 1900, with accommodation spanning three levels: basement, ground, and first floors. Originally two separate properties, it was converted into a single home at some point. The ground floor features a kitchen and two living areas, while the first floor has four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The property is in need of modernization throughout, with a dated appearance and condition. The exterior boasts a garden and parking space to the front, but a retaining wall at the rear, which appears to be outside the property's ownership, is showing signs of instability and bulging.