Raglan Road, Burnley, BB11 4LS
West Midlands
£60,000
Listed on 22/10/2026
Listed on 22/10/2026
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Property details
Bedrooms
3Type
End Of TerraceFeatures
- Garden
Description
This three-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Burnley has two connected reception rooms, a separate rear kitchen and a first-floor bathroom. The lounge has a front-facing window and opens into a second reception room, giving the ground floor a flexible arrangement for living and dining. The kitchen has existing units, space for appliances and a door to the rear yard. A cellar is also accessed from the ground floor and is described as providing storage or potential for further development, subject to checks.
Upstairs, the landing leads to three bedrooms and the bathroom. The main bedroom is described as particularly spacious and has multiple windows; the other bedrooms could serve different household needs. The bathroom includes a shower enclosure, toilet and basin.
The property has a traditional stone exterior and a private, low-maintenance rear yard. It is presented as a project, with scope for a buyer to update the accommodation. Any proposed changes or cellar use would need to be assessed for feasibility.
WHOTS analysis
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48out of 100
Grade ELow opportunity
Confidence: LOW
This is a substantial project with a useful traditional layout: three bedrooms, two connected reception spaces and a private rear yard, plus a stone facade that appears broadly intact. The cellar adds potential for storage or further development, though its condition and feasibility are not shown. The visible works offer scope to rework the worn kitchen and bathroom, refresh finishes and flooring across several rooms, and make the most of the connected living spaces. The £30,000–£50,000 renovation range gives a sense of the project’s scale; the overall score is 48/100, grade E, reflecting a low opportunity rather than a straightforward value-led buy.
The £60,000 asking price cannot yet be judged against local £/sqf because the floor area is missing. The cellar’s potential also needs checking before it is treated as usable additional space.
Key opportunities
- Rework the two connected reception spaces to create a more contemporary, flexible living and dining arrangement.
- Replace the visibly worn kitchen and update the dated bathroom as part of a coordinated interior transformation.
- Explore the cellar’s stated storage or development potential, and improve the enclosed paved yard with cleaning and maintenance.
Key risks
- The £30,000–£50,000 works range makes this a substantial programme of kitchen and bathroom renewal, redecoration and flooring across several rooms, rather than a cosmetic refresh.
- The cellar’s condition and feasibility for further development are not shown.
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