Pendragon Terrace, Guiseley, Leeds
Yorkshire
£250,000
Listed on 24/10/2026
Listed on 24/10/2026
The listing
Property details
Bedrooms
2Type
TerracedArea
1259 sqftFeatures
- Garden
Description
This two-bedroom mid-terrace house in Guiseley has a reception room, kitchen diner, bathroom, loft room and cellar. Period details feature in the accommodation, while the loft room offers flexible space for uses such as a study or playroom. The cellar provides storage and may offer scope for further use, subject to the necessary consents.
The property has gas central heating, double glazing and composite doors to the front and rear. Outside, an enclosed garden includes a shed, and the house enjoys views over the surrounding area. Shops, local amenities and Guiseley train station are within walking distance, with rail connections towards Leeds, Bradford and beyond.
The house would benefit from updating, giving a purchaser the opportunity to modernise the interiors. It is offered with no onward chain.
WHOTS analysis
Our WHOTS verdict
An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.
77out of 100
Grade BGood opportunity
Confidence: MEDIUM
At £250,000, this two-bedroom terrace is priced at about £199 per sq ft, well below the local average of £331 per sq ft—a strong entry point for a value-add project. The interiors are usable but consistently dated, giving scope for a light cosmetic refresh, while the kitchen-diner and distinctive pink bathroom offer clear opportunities to modernise. The enclosed, established garden and the loft room add to the appeal, and the cellar could offer further scope after its discoloured, uneven surfaces have been investigated.
The numbers support a good opportunity overall: the £5,000–£13,000 renovation range points to a manageable project, and the asking price plus the renovation midpoint is £259,000, compared with an implied current local-average value of £416,792. That comparison is not a GDV and excludes stamp duty and fees. The central Guiseley position, with shops and the train station within walking distance, adds practical appeal.
Key opportunities
- Refresh dated wallpaper, wall finishes and floor coverings across the usable interiors.
- Modernise the kitchen-diner and distinctive pink bathroom to suit a buyer’s taste.
- Make the most of the enclosed established garden and flexible loft room; investigate the cellar’s condition and potential.
Key risks
- Cellar surfaces are discoloured and uneven; investigate for moisture and assess the condition before considering further use.
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