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On a popular terraced street within easy walk of the railway station and the river, a well-loved two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace house extending to approximately 84 square metres. Built in around 1885 as railway workers' housing, the property has been the family home of the current owners for over twelve years and is offered very much in lived-in condition — the kids' toys, framed family snaps and a slightly worn rug in the sitting room are all real, not staged. A tiled-arch front porch with restored encaustic black-and-cream patterned tiles leads to a glossy front door opening onto a tiled hallway. The front sitting room features the original cast-iron fireplace with a tiled cheek surround, a low front bay window with a built-in window seat, picture rails and engineered oak floor. A small dining room sits to the rear, opening through arched glazed doors into a recently refitted side-return kitchen-diner finished in two-tone shaker cabinetry in dusty rose and warm white, polished granite worktops, a freestanding stainless-steel range cooker and slate flagstone flooring. Two double bedrooms occupy the first floor — the principal at the front and a smaller second at the rear — together with a refitted three-piece bathroom with a roll-top bath and walk-in shower. The small enclosed rear yard is laid mainly to flagstone with raised brick beds, a child's bright-red plastic slide and a small painted timber shed. On-street permit parking. Freehold, council tax C, EPC D.

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