• Two bedroom terrace +
• Town Centre +
• Two reception rooms +
• Fitted kitchen with cooker +
• Ground floor bathroom +
• Good size bedrooms +
• Gas Central Heating +
• Double glazing +
• Rear garden +
• No upper chain +

A well precented two bedroom mid terraced situated close to the Town Centre and with easy access to the Train Station and local amenities.

The Property - A well-presented two-bedroom mid-terraced house located close to the town center, with easy access to the train station and local amenities. The accommodation includes two reception rooms, both featuring fireplaces, a galley kitchen with a built-in oven, and a ground floor bathroom with a shower over the bath. There are two good-sized bedrooms, one of which has a built-in wardrobe. Additional benefits include gas central heating, PVCu double glazing, and a rear garden.
This property is being sold with no upper chain, making it an attractive opportunity for first-time buyers or investors, with a potential rental income of £900 per month.

Rugby Overview - Rugby's economy is primarily industrial and focused on distribution. The town has a rich engineering heritage, particularly in the production of gas and steam turbines by GEC and AEI, with AEI formerly known as British Thomson-Houston (BTH). These companies historically dominated employment in Rugby and have since merged to form Alstom. Engineering remains the most important sector in the town.

Retail Expansion - Rugby has seen the development of three new retail parks:
- Elliot’s Field, which focuses on leisure and fashion,
- Junction One, featuring a nine-screen cinema, various shops, and fast food outlets, and Technology Drive, primarily home stores and DIY retailers.

Educational Institutions - Rugby boasts several excellent schools, including:
- Lawrence Sheriff School (a boys grammar school),
- Ashlawn School (which has received top ratings from OFSTED),
- Rugy High School (a girls grammar school)
- The prestigious Rugby School, recognized as the birthplace of the modern game of rugby.

Historical Significance And Tourism - Rugby is credited with inspiring the modern Olympic Games and contributing to the inventions of the laser, hologram, and jet engine. The town enjoys a growing tourism economy, aided by increased marketing efforts from the council and other partners, making it one of the fastest-growing locations in the West Midlands.