This charming terraced house, dating back to the early 1900s, offers a unique blend of character, comfort, and convenience. The property features an inviting reception room with an exposed brick inglenook fireplace, a modern kitchen with integrated appliances, and three spacious bedrooms. The bathroom is located on the ground floor and features a three-piece suite. The garden, which leads down to the River Lud, is a tranquil oasis with a paved patio area and a gravelled area. The property is situated in a convenient location, within a short walk of nearby schools and local amenities, and has been thoughtfully designed and well-maintained to meet the demands of modern living. With its EPC 'D' rating and council tax band 'A', this property is an economic choice for many, making it an attractive proposition for first-time buyers and investors alike.