Honeywell says ..

Property Oracle says ..

This two-bedroom mid-terraced property on Curzon Street, Clitheroe, presents a mixed bag. Located in a desirable area of the market town close to the castle and a short walk from the town centre’s amenities, its location is a clear strength. The proximity to well-rated schools such as St James’ Church of England Primary School and Edisford Primary School is also a significant positive for families. The property itself displays recent modernisation, including a new bathroom and a partially completed kitchen, giving it a relatively contemporary feel. The interior finishes are modern, although the kitchen appears slightly unfinished, with certain elements needing finishing or upgrading. While the property shows signs of improvement, it has a serious limitation: a significant lack of outdoor space. The absence of a garden is a substantial drawback, reducing its overall appeal to many buyers. In terms of pricing, the listed value appears to be in line with the average price range of similar properties in the Curzon Street area. While it benefits from a good location and interior updates, the lack of garden space somewhat moderates its potential value. Overall, this property would appeal more to first-time buyers, single individuals, or couples who prioritize a convenient location and a modern interior over significant outdoor space. Investors looking for rentals may need to consider this lack of outdoor space. Prospective buyers should arrange a viewing to personally assess the property’s condition and whether the slight incompletion of the kitchen is a deal-breaker.

Therefore, we give this property 5 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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