Three-bedroom Portsmouth Victorian home with garage and garden for £270,000 (aff)


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This traditional Burleigh Road property combines Victorian character with three bedrooms, flexible reception space and a useful garage
A three-bedroom Victorian terraced house in Burleigh Road, Portsmouth, is on the market for offers in the region of £270,000, with a garage, enclosed rear garden, spacious reception rooms and accommodation arranged over two floors. The three-bedroom Portsmouth terraced home is described as being in great condition throughout and could suit first-time buyers, families or investors.
Readers can view all the photographs and book a viewing to explore the property. Its traditional Victorian character is combined with practical features including gas central heating, an enclosed garden and a separate garage.


The ground floor opens into a spacious front reception room, where a bay window adds character to the main living space. A separate dining room provides another reception area, giving the home a useful distinction between relaxing and dining spaces.
At the rear is the fitted kitchen, which also provides access to the enclosed rear garden. The arrangement creates a practical flow between the kitchen and outdoor space, while the additional reception room gives buyers flexibility in how they use the ground floor.


Upstairs, the property has three well-proportioned bedrooms, together with a family bathroom. The three-bedroom layout offers flexibility for family living, guests, home working or other uses depending on the buyer's needs.
The home retains the character and proportions of a Victorian terraced property, while also benefiting from gas-fired central heating and double glazing, subject to confirmation.
Outside, there is a small forecourt at the front and an enclosed, low-maintenance rear garden. The garden provides useful outdoor space without requiring extensive upkeep.
One of the property's notable additions is the garage, accessed via a secure gated service road. This gives the home an additional practical feature that is not always associated with traditional terraced properties.
The property is in a popular residential area with local shopping facilities, schools and public transport links within easy reach. Fratton railway station is also nearby, while the home offers good access to Portsmouth city centre and the M275 motorway.
The property is freehold and has a council tax band of B. For buyers considering the £270,000 OIRO price, the combination of three bedrooms, two reception rooms, garden and garage gives the home broad appeal.
This home is one of many available in the Portsmouth area through Purplebricks. Buyers can view the full listing, photographs and booking details before arranging a viewing.


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