Hudson Street, Nottingham, NG3
East Midlands
£160,000
Listed on 20/10/2026
Listed on 20/10/2026
The listing
Property details
Bedrooms
4Type
TerracedFeatures
- Garden
Description
This four-bedroom mid-terraced house is arranged over three floors and offers scope for updating. On the ground floor, a front living room connects to a rear kitchen and dining area with fitted units, an oven, ceramic hob and access to the enclosed garden. Three bedrooms and a family bathroom are on the first floor, with a further double bedroom occupying the top floor and including eaves storage.
The rear garden is enclosed, with artificial grass, fenced boundaries and a gate. Parking is on street. The listing describes Thorneywood as around a 20-minute walk from Nottingham city centre, with local shops, places to eat and public transport nearby. The property is freehold and has gas central heating, mains services and Council Tax Band A. The seller's information notes restrictive covenants and that the property is in a coal-mining area, so buyers should make their own enquiries.
WHOTS analysis
Our WHOTS verdict
An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.
49out of 100
Grade ELow opportunity
Confidence: LOW
This four-bedroom, three-storey terrace offers a useful blank canvas, with the top-floor room adding flexibility and an enclosed rear garden. The visible work is a measured internal update: peeling and patchy wall finishes in the living room, worn carpets and dated finishes elsewhere, plus a damaged or incomplete section of kitchen cabinetry. The renovation range is £16,000–£30,000, giving scope to refresh and personalise the interiors without clear evidence of major structural failure in the photos.
At £160,000, value against local £/sqf cannot yet be judged because the floor area is missing. That gap also leaves the overall opportunity score at 49/100, grade E: the layout and scope have appeal, but the numbers do not currently establish the value case. Thorneywood’s access to local amenities, public transport and the city centre adds to the appeal; confirming the floor area would help assess the purchase more fully.
Key opportunities
- Refresh the living room’s damaged wall finish and update dated finishes across the home.
- Assess the kitchen cabinetry and improve the space without assuming a full replacement is needed.
- Make use of the flexible top-floor bedroom and enclosed rear garden as part of a personalised update.
Key risks
- Rear brickwork discolouration near ground level has an uncertain cause and merits inspection.
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