Halifax Road, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21
Yorkshire
£110,000
Listed on 25/09/2026
Listed on 25/09/2026
The listing
Property details
Bedrooms
2Type
TerracedArea
995 sqftFeatures
- Garden
Description
A traditional stone-built terrace arranged over three floors, with two bedrooms and a long rear garden. The ground floor has an entrance vestibule leading to a sitting room and dining area, while the lower-ground floor contains a breakfast kitchen and two store rooms. Two bedrooms and a bathroom are on the first floor.
The property has a mix of uPVC and sealed-unit double glazing and gas-fired heating from a combination boiler. It is offered with no onward chain and requires modernisation. The freehold home is in a Keighley suburb, around half a mile from Crossroads and approximately two miles from the town centre, with road and rail links to other West Yorkshire towns and cities.
WHOTS analysis
Our WHOTS verdict
An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.
60out of 100
Grade CPotential opportunity
Confidence: MEDIUM
At £110,000, this two-bedroom stone terrace is attractively priced at £111/sq ft, around 30.5% below the local average—a strong entry point for a buyer looking to take on a substantial project. The three-floor layout, traditional frontage and slate roof provide a characterful canvas, with two store rooms alongside the lower-ground kitchen and a long rear garden that could be reclaimed and improved.
Purchase cost alone tells only part of the story — works of around £60,000 on top of purchase push all-in figures towards £170,000 — roughly 7% above what comparable floor area achieves locally in current condition. The project can still appeal to the right buyer, yet the numbers are not exceptional.
Key opportunities
- Rework the three-floor layout and modernise the sitting and dining areas to make better use of the house’s traditional character.
- Replace the worn kitchen and bathroom finishes, with two store rooms beside the lower-ground kitchen offering useful storage or layout flexibility.
- Clear the overgrown rear garden and develop its long footprint into a more usable outdoor space.
Key risks
- The £45,000–£75,000 works range makes this a substantial, multi-area programme rather than a cosmetic refresh; budget and schedule for the damaged kitchen ceiling, worn finishes and garden clearance.
- Purchase plus midpoint renovation costs are about £170,000, tight against the local-average value benchmark before fees and other purchase costs.
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Transport
Nearest stations
Keighley Rail Station
2.0 miles
Train · Keighley
Crossflatts Rail Station
3.4 miles
Train · Crossflatts
Bingley Rail Station
3.6 miles
Train · Bingley
Steeton & Silsden Rail Station
4.1 miles
Train · Steeton
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£416
Based on a loan of £82,500 over 30 years at 4.45% interest
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