Guide price
£175,000
(£285/sq. ft)
2 bed terraced house for saleHome Sweet Home Terrace PL4
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
615 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Available from 30 September 2026
Freehold
About this property
Guide Price £175,000 - £185,000
Popular PL4 location with excellent access to Plymouth city centre, the Barbican and waterfront
Two-bedroom mid-terrace home offering approximately 615 sq ft of accommodation
Generous living room with original chimney breast, feature wallpaper and built-in alcove storage
Kitchen/dining room with a range of wall and base units and integrated appliances
Useful utility area providing additional practicality and access to the shower room and garden
Modern shower room with shower cubicle, WC, wash hand basin and Velux window
Enclosed south-facing rear garden offering a low-maintenance outdoor space with excellent planting potential
Description
Situated within the popular PL4 postcode and offering approximately 615 sq ft of living accommodation, this attractive mid-terrace home provides a wonderful combination of character, modern touches and versatile living space. With two bedrooms, a generous living room, kitchen/dining accommodation, useful utility space, modern shower room and an enclosed south-facing rear garden, the property offers an appealing opportunity for both first-time buyers and those looking to downsize.
The property is approached via an entrance vestibule, providing a useful practical space immediately upon entering the home. With room for coats, shoes and everyday essentials, it is particularly useful during the wetter and colder months and creates a welcoming transition into the main accommodation.
From the vestibule, you enter directly into the generous living room. This well-proportioned space provides plenty of room for a good range of furniture and benefits from carpet flooring, gloss-finish skirting, smooth-finished walls and ceiling and recessed spotlights.
A particularly attractive feature of the room is the original chimney breast, which provides a natural focal point and is enhanced by feature wallpaper. The chimney breast is flanked by shelving units within the alcoves, together with useful cupboards positioned beneath, creating both an attractive display area and practical storage.
A door from the living room leads through into the kitchen/dining area, creating a natural connection between the principal living spaces.
The kitchen/dining room provides a particularly versatile area for everyday living. There is ample space for preparing meals, enjoying breakfast or having a morning coffee, while the dining area also creates a sociable setting for evening meals and entertaining friends and family.
Beneath the staircase, an exposed area provides a useful position for a small dining table and chairs, making excellent use of the available space without compromising the overall flow of the room. A wall-mounted radiator provides heating, while the kitchen itself is fitted with a range of wall and base units, complementary work surfaces and a selection of integrated appliances.
The kitchen also benefits from a dedicated dining/storage area, with a further range of storage cupboards and work surfaces providing additional practicality. This creates useful preparation and storage space while maintaining the open and sociable feel of the kitchen/diner.
An exposed staircase rises from the kitchen to the first-floor landing, while access from the kitchen leads through to the utility area. The utility space provides a useful area for household appliances and everyday storage, helping to keep the main living accommodation uncluttered.
The utility area also provides access to the shower room, which is fitted with a shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin. A Velux window allows plenty of natural light into the room, creating a bright and airy environment, while also providing ventilation.
From the utility area, a door provides direct access to the rear garden.
The enclosed south-facing rear garden is a particularly appealing feature of the property. Designed with low maintenance in mind, it provides a private outdoor space that is easy to look after while still offering plenty of opportunity to add personality through pots, planters and a selection of plants.
The garden provides an ideal spot to enjoy the sunshine, have a morning coffee or relax outdoors, while its enclosed nature makes it a practical extension of the living accommodation during the warmer months.
Returning inside, the first-floor landing provides access to the two bedrooms.
Bedroom Two overlooks the rear aspect and benefits from a UPVC window, allowing plenty of natural light into the room. Further features include carpet flooring, gloss-finish skirting, smooth-finished walls and ceiling and a wall-mounted radiator. A useful built-in cupboard positioned over the staircase provides valuable additional storage.
The principal bedroom overlooks the front aspect and provides a comfortable and well-proportioned bedroom. A UPVC window provides natural light, while a wall-mounted radiator ensures the room is comfortably heated.
Overall, this is a charming and versatile home which offers an excellent balance of character, practicality and modern living. The original chimney breast and feature detailing within the living room provide genuine character, while the kitchen/diner, utility area and useful storage make the property particularly practical for everyday life.
The enclosed south-facing garden is another significant attraction, providing a low-maintenance outdoor space with excellent potential for planting and entertaining. The combination of two bedrooms, flexible living accommodation and a manageable garden makes the property equally appealing to first-time buyers and those looking to downsize without sacrificing outdoor space.
The property's PL4 location is another major attraction. Situated within easy reach of the city centre while retaining a more residential feel, the home places a wide variety of amenities, leisure facilities and waterfront destinations within convenient reach.
Drake Circus, the Barbican and West Hoe are all within walking distance, while Millbay and the highly regarded Royal William Yard can also be reached on foot. The location therefore provides an excellent choice for those who enjoy having restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and waterfront walks close to home.
For those commuting further afield, the neighbouring areas of Plympton and Plymstock are easily accessible, while the Devon Expressway provides convenient onward connections throughout the region.
The area is also well served by a selection of local primary and secondary schools, making the property a versatile option for buyers who may be planning for a family in the future.
Ultimately, this is a well-positioned home offering the convenience of central living without feeling as though you are directly within the city centre itself. With two bedrooms, versatile living accommodation, useful storage, a south-facing garden and a good blend of character and modern features, it represents an excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer, downsizer or purchaser seeking a well-connected home within the popular PL4 area.
Council Tax Band: A (Plymouth City Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Situated within the popular PL4 postcode and offering approximately 615 sq ft of living accommodation, this attractive mid-terrace home provides a wonderful combination of character, modern touches and versatile living space. With two bedrooms, a generous living room, kitchen/dining accommodation, useful utility space, modern shower room and an enclosed south-facing rear garden, the property offers an appealing opportunity for both first-time buyers and those looking to downsize.
The property is approached via an entrance vestibule, providing a useful practical space immediately upon entering the home. With room for coats, shoes and everyday essentials, it is particularly useful during the wetter and colder months and creates a welcoming transition into the main accommodation.
From the vestibule, you enter directly into the generous living room. This well-proportioned space provides plenty of room for a good range of furniture and benefits from carpet flooring, gloss-finish skirting, smooth-finished walls and ceiling and recessed spotlights.
A particularly attractive feature of the room is the original chimney breast, which provides a natural focal point and is enhanced by feature wallpaper. The chimney breast is flanked by shelving units within the alcoves, together with useful cupboards positioned beneath, creating both an attractive display area and practical storage.
A door from the living room leads through into the kitchen/dining area, creating a natural connection between the principal living spaces.
The kitchen/dining room provides a particularly versatile area for everyday living. There is ample space for preparing meals, enjoying breakfast or having a morning coffee, while the dining area also creates a sociable setting for evening meals and entertaining friends and family.
Beneath the staircase, an exposed area provides a useful position for a small dining table and chairs, making excellent use of the available space without compromising the overall flow of the room. A wall-mounted radiator provides heating, while the kitchen itself is fitted with a range of wall and base units, complementary work surfaces and a selection of integrated appliances.
The kitchen also benefits from a dedicated dining/storage area, with a further range of storage cupboards and work surfaces providing additional practicality. This creates useful preparation and storage space while maintaining the open and sociable feel of the kitchen/diner.
An exposed staircase rises from the kitchen to the first-floor landing, while access from the kitchen leads through to the utility area. The utility space provides a useful area for household appliances and everyday storage, helping to keep the main living accommodation uncluttered.
The utility area also provides access to the shower room, which is fitted with a shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin. A Velux window allows plenty of natural light into the room, creating a bright and airy environment, while also providing ventilation.
From the utility area, a door provides direct access to the rear garden.
The enclosed south-facing rear garden is a particularly appealing feature of the property. Designed with low maintenance in mind, it provides a private outdoor space that is easy to look after while still offering plenty of opportunity to add personality through pots, planters and a selection of plants.
The garden provides an ideal spot to enjoy the sunshine, have a morning coffee or relax outdoors, while its enclosed nature makes it a practical extension of the living accommodation during the warmer months.
Returning inside, the first-floor landing provides access to the two bedrooms.
Bedroom Two overlooks the rear aspect and benefits from a UPVC window, allowing plenty of natural light into the room. Further features include carpet flooring, gloss-finish skirting, smooth-finished walls and ceiling and a wall-mounted radiator. A useful built-in cupboard positioned over the staircase provides valuable additional storage.
The principal bedroom overlooks the front aspect and provides a comfortable and well-proportioned bedroom. A UPVC window provides natural light, while a wall-mounted radiator ensures the room is comfortably heated.
Overall, this is a charming and versatile home which offers an excellent balance of character, practicality and modern living. The original chimney breast and feature detailing within the living room provide genuine character, while the kitchen/diner, utility area and useful storage make the property particularly practical for everyday life.
The enclosed south-facing garden is another significant attraction, providing a low-maintenance outdoor space with excellent potential for planting and entertaining. The combination of two bedrooms, flexible living accommodation and a manageable garden makes the property equally appealing to first-time buyers and those looking to downsize without sacrificing outdoor space.
The property's PL4 location is another major attraction. Situated within easy reach of the city centre while retaining a more residential feel, the home places a wide variety of amenities, leisure facilities and waterfront destinations within convenient reach.
Drake Circus, the Barbican and West Hoe are all within walking distance, while Millbay and the highly regarded Royal William Yard can also be reached on foot. The location therefore provides an excellent choice for those who enjoy having restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and waterfront walks close to home.
For those commuting further afield, the neighbouring areas of Plympton and Plymstock are easily accessible, while the Devon Expressway provides convenient onward connections throughout the region.
The area is also well served by a selection of local primary and secondary schools, making the property a versatile option for buyers who may be planning for a family in the future.
Ultimately, this is a well-positioned home offering the convenience of central living without feeling as though you are directly within the city centre itself. With two bedrooms, versatile living accommodation, useful storage, a south-facing garden and a good blend of character and modern features, it represents an excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer, downsizer or purchaser seeking a well-connected home within the popular PL4 area.
Council Tax Band: A (Plymouth City Council)
Tenure: Freehold
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