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Longlands Lane, Market Drayton.

West Midlands

£95,000Guide Price

Listed on 24/10/2026

The listing

Property details

Bedrooms
2
Type
End Of Terrace

Features

  • Garage
  • Garden
  • Parking

Description

Offered at auction, this two-bedroom end-terraced house is close to the centre of Market Drayton and is arranged over three floors. The ground floor includes an entrance hall, lounge/diner, fitted kitchen, utility room and bathroom. On the first floor are a front bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a further bathroom and stairs to the second-floor bedroom, which has a rear skylight. The property is described as requiring remedial work and general modernisation, offering scope for improvement. Outside, there is a small front garden and, to the rear, parking, a garage, store and covered veranda. Double glazing and gas-fired central heating are stated. The sale is scheduled for public auction on 27 November.

WHOTS analysis

Our WHOTS verdict

An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.

52out of 100
Grade DWeak opportunity

Confidence: LOW

At £95,000, this two-bedroom end-terrace in a convenient Market Drayton position offers a clear modernisation project, with accommodation over three floors, a top-floor room with a rooflight, a garage and rear parking. The dated finishes across several interior areas create scope to refresh the décor and flooring, update the kitchen and bathrooms, and improve the weathered rear paving. The front garden appears maintained, and the submitted exterior views show no obvious major roof failure.

The score is 52/100 (D), a weaker overall opportunity rather than a judgement that the project lacks potential. Floor area is missing, so value against local £/sqf cannot yet be judged; the purchase-plus-renovation midpoint is about £143,500, but without floor area or a stated resale value the finished economics are also difficult to assess. The renovation range is £32,000–£65,000, so the scope and budget deserve careful checking, particularly around visible cracking in internal finishes.

Key opportunities

  • Refresh the dated finishes across several interior areas, including older carpets and patterned wall coverings.
  • Modernise the dated kitchen and two bathrooms, with the scope to improve the bathroom that has carpeted flooring.
  • Make better use of the three-storey layout, garage and rear parking, while tidying the weathered rear paving.

Key risks

  • Cracking is visible in internal wall and ceiling finishes; establish its cause and whether repairs are needed.
  • The £32,000–£65,000 renovation range leaves a substantial spread, so confirm the work scope and budget before proceeding.

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