Nestled on Ainslie Street in the vibrant town of Burnley, this charming terraced house presents an excellent opportunity for both first-time buyers and savvy investors. With two well-proportioned bedrooms and a generous reception room, this property offers a comfortable living space that is both inviting and practical.
The heart of the home is undoubtedly the spacious kitchen/diner, which is larger than average and provides ample room for a dining table, making it perfect for family meals or entertaining guests. The four-piece bathroom suite is a standout feature, boasting a quadrant bath and a walk-in shower, ensuring a luxurious experience for daily routines.
This property is ideally situated with convenient access to motorway links, making it easy to travel to Manchester and beyond. Additionally, the absence of a chain means a smoother transition for potential buyers, allowing for a quicker move-in process.
With the potential to achieve a rental income of £695 per calendar month, this home is not only a delightful residence but also a promising investment opportunity. Whether you are looking to settle down or expand your property portfolio, this terraced house on Ainslie Street is a must-see.
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