With house prices on the rise, we take a look at what £200k will get you in Oldham, on property website Rightmove.
Two/three-bed terrace, Royton
This two/three bedroom mid-terrace is located on Dogford Road, Royton.
Featuring a bedroom and study on the first floor, it also has a loft conversion bedroom, as well as a front living room, kitchen and even a conservatory.
A dishwasher will keep the water bills down, but the property has an Energy Efficiency Rating of D, but a potential to be rated C – something to keep in mind considering rising bills and the climate crisis.
Three-bed semi-detached, Waterhead
This Higgs Close property is located on a cul-de-sac, but it’s not too far away from public transport.
A spacious house, perfect for families. It features a private rear garden and a conservatory.
D energy rating, but a potential to be made a B if changes are implemented, such as floor insulation, low energy lighting, a new boiler, and solar water heating.
Four-bed terrace, Werneth
This four-bedroom terraced house on Lacrosse Avenue has a rear garden and parking at the back with a shutter.
Located right next to Werneth Park, there’s room for the whole family here.
Rated C for energy use, with the potential to go up to a B.
Two-bed semi-detached bungalow, Chadderton
This two-bed semi-detached bungalow on Teasdale Close in Chadderton is located right next to local shops and local transport links too.
It even has a garden and a greenhouse.
Energy rating to be confirmed.
Four-bedroom terraced house, Oldham Road
This four-bedroom terraced house on Oldham Road is double-glazed and has access to a shared garden.
Each bedroom is a double, giving space for the whole family.
Two bathrooms adds to the convenience.
Rated D for energy performance with a potential to go up to B.
Two-bedroom bungalow, Manor Road, Shaw
This two-bed bungalow has front and rear gardens, with enough off-road parking for multiple cars. Close to transport links as well as local schools.
An energy rating of D with a potential to go up to B.
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