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Lower Oxford Street, Castleford, WF10 4AQ

PROPERTY TYPE

Terraced

BEDROOMS

2

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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TENURE
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Key features

  • Two-bedroom mid-terrace home offered with no onward chain.
  • Approximately 900 sq. ft. of accommodation across two floors, plus a substantial cellar.
  • Spacious dining kitchen measuring approximately 15'2" x 14'1", with room for a dining table and chairs.
  • Separate lounge with a front-facing window and space for comfortable seating and freestanding furniture.
  • Generous principal bedroom measuring approximately 15'3" x 12'2", with useful cupboard storage.
  • Versatile second bedroom, ideal for guests, a nursery or a dedicated home office.
  • Well-proportioned bathroom with a bath and shower over, tiled walls around the bath area, wash hand basin, WC and two useful storage cupboards.
  • Substantial cellar providing approximately 254 sq. ft. of additional space.
  • Rear garden accessed directly from the dining kitchen.
  • Separate entrance hallway and landing, allowing independent access to the main rooms.

Description

Lower Oxford Street, Castleford, WF10 4AQ

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A two-bedroom mid-terrace home offering generous room sizes, a practical layout and the benefit of a substantial cellar. With approximately 900 sq. ft. of accommodation across the ground and first floors, plus a further 254 sq. ft. of cellar space, there is more to this home than you might initially expect.

The accommodation includes a separate lounge, a spacious dining kitchen, two bedrooms and a well-proportioned bathroom. An entrance hallway keeps the main living room separate from the route through the house, while useful storage on the first floor adds to the everyday practicality. Offered with no onward chain, this property could appeal to first-time buyers, those looking for their next home or investors.

Entrance hallway

The front door opens into an entrance hallway, providing a useful place to arrive home before stepping into the main living accommodation. The lounge is accessed separately from the hallway, allowing it to remain a dedicated space for relaxing without the need to walk through it to reach the kitchen. The hallway continues towards the dining kitchen at the rear.

Lounge — approximately 12'0" x 11'7" (3.67m x 3.54m)

Positioned at the front of the property, the lounge offers comfortable proportions for a range of seating arrangements, with space for a sofa, an additional chair and freestanding furniture. The front-facing window allows natural light into the room, while its separation from the dining kitchen creates a cosy setting for quieter evenings.

The room’s shape gives buyers flexibility to arrange their furniture around their own needs, whether that means generous seating for visitors or a more relaxed space for everyday use.

Dining kitchen — approximately 15'2" x 14'1" (4.62m x 4.28m)

The dining kitchen is a particularly appealing part of the layout, offering a large floor space with room for both cooking and dining. The kitchen arrangement shown on the floorplan extends along the rear wall and part of the side wall, with the sink positioned beneath the rear-facing window.

The central floor space provides room for a dining table and chairs, creating a sociable setting for family meals, catching up over a coffee or entertaining friends. Keeping the dining area within the kitchen also allows the front lounge to be used fully as a separate living space.

An external door provides access to the rear garden, a practical feature for outdoor dining and everyday use. The room also connects with the staircase to the first floor and the access leading down to the cellar.

Cellar — approximately 21'2" x 11'8" (6.44m x 3.56m)

The cellar adds a substantial amount of space beneath the main accommodation, with an approximate floor area of 254 sq. ft. Its irregular layout includes a larger main area and a narrower section, providing options for organising belongings.

For buyers who value extra space beyond the main living rooms, this is a useful feature. Any intended use for storage or other purposes would depend on the cellar’s condition and suitability.

First-floor landing

The staircase leads to a landing providing separate access to both bedrooms and the bathroom. This arrangement means each room can be reached independently, making the layout practical for family members and visiting guests.

Principal bedroom — approximately 15'3" x 12'2" (4.66m x 3.71m)

The principal bedroom occupies the front of the first floor and offers generous proportions. There is room for a double bed alongside wardrobes, bedside tables and additional freestanding furniture, giving buyers flexibility to create a bedroom that feels comfortable and personal.

A front-facing window allows natural light into the room, while a storage cupboard shown on the floorplan provides a useful place for keeping belongings tucked away. The size of this bedroom is a notable feature, offering space for more than just the essential furniture.

Bedroom two — approximately 14'2" x 6'10" (4.32m x 2.09m)

Situated at the rear, the second bedroom has a long, narrower layout, with a rear-facing window allowing natural light into the space. Its proportions offer flexibility for use as a bedroom, guest room, nursery or home office.

Furniture can be arranged along the length of the room to make the most of the available floor space. For buyers working from home, it could also provide a dedicated workspace separate from the main living areas.

Bathroom — approximately 11'3" x 8'0" (3.43m x 2.43m)

The bathroom offers generous overall dimensions, with the floorplan showing a bath, wash hand basin and WC. Positioned off the landing, it is conveniently accessible from both bedrooms.

A rear-facing window provides natural light, while two storage cupboards shown within the room add useful space for towels, toiletries and household essentials. These practical additions help make good use of the bathroom’s layout.

Outside

The rear garden is accessed directly from the dining kitchen, linking the indoor and outdoor spaces and providing somewhere to enjoy time outside. This convenient access is useful for everything from taking a morning coffee outdoors to bringing shopping or garden items into the house.

The property is permit holders there is also the option for visitors permit parking too. 

Combining a generous dining kitchen, a spacious principal bedroom and additional cellar space, this home offers a practical layout with flexibility for its next owner.

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Monthly repayments£706
Property: £ 140,000
Deposit: £ 14,000
Interest rate: 5.37%
Term: 30 years
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