2 bedroom Mid Terrace House for sale,

Aldersley Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV6

Lounge

3.56m x 3.43m max

With timber entrance door, double-glazed box-bay window to front, log-burner, and door to sitting room.

Sitting Room

3.6m x 3.43m max.

With double-glazed window to rear, fire surround with inset log burner, and doorway to kitchen.

Kitchen

2.92m x 2.08m max

With door to rear garden and double-glazed window to side, and opening to storage area, and fitted with a range of wall and base units wit complementary work-surfaces and splash-backs, inset one-and-a half bow stainless-steel sink-drainer unit with mixer tap over, inset gas hob with built-in electric fan oven beneath and stainless-steel extractor hood above, and plumbing for a washing machine.

Bedroom 1

3.78m x 3.5m max.

With double-glazed window to front and original cast-iron fireplace.

Bedroom 2

3.48m x 2.72m max.

With double-glazed window to rear and built-in over-stairs cupboard

Bathroom / WC

2.92m x 2.03m max.

With obscure double-glazed window to rear, and fitted with a three-piece suite comprising panelled bath with shower attachment above, pedestal wash-basin, close-coupled W.C/ cistern, and having tiled splash-backs, and tiled flooring.

Frontage

There is a courtyard-style frontage with dwarf retaining wall.

Rear Garden

There is a generous rear garden, backing onto the Smestow Valley, and mainly laid to lawn with fenced boundaries and brick-built store.

Summary

For sale: a traditional two-bedroom terraced house in Aldersley, Wolverhampton, offered with freehold tenure and an EPC rating of D. The property is in need of renovation, presenting an opportunity for buyers looking to update and personalise a home to their own requirements.On the ground floor are two reception rooms, each benefiting from a log burner, offering defined living and dining spaces. Some original features remain, adding character and potential for sympathetic restoration. There is a separate kitchen to the rear.Upstairs, the layout includes two bedrooms and a bathroom located on the first floor. The house backs onto the Smestow Valley, providing access to green space, walking routes and cycling paths, popular with local residents for leisure and commuting.Aldersley is well placed for access to Wolverhampton city centre, with its range of shops, services and amenities. Local everyday facilities, including schools, supermarkets and cafés, can be found in the surrounding residential areas and along nearby routes into the city.Transport links are accessible, with Wolverhampton railway station in the city centre offering regular services to Birmingham (around 20 minutes by train) and other regional destinations. Road connections via the A449 and A41 link to the wider West Midlands and motorway network.The property falls within City of Wolverhampton Council tax band A. It is for sale by the Modern Method of Auction; terms, conditions and fees apply and the sale is subject to an undisclosed reserve. This house offers a renovation project in a location convenient for both green space and city amenities.