Situated within a well-established residential area of Wolverhampton, this four-bedroom townhouse on Northam Walk has been carefully configured as two self-contained dwellings, offering an immediately income-producing opportunity for buy-to-let investors. The property was refurbished approximately two years ago and is now arranged as a ground floor apartment with a separate duplex apartment above, both currently let with consistent returns.
The ground floor apartment is accessed via its own entrance hall, leading into a generous open-plan kitchen and living space designed for modern tenancy requirements. From the inner hall, there is access to a double bedroom and a fitted shower room, creating a practical and self-contained layout. The current tenant pays £650 per calendar month and has established a five-year history of reliable, on-time payments, providing a stable income stream.
The duplex apartment occupies the first and second floors and offers well-proportioned accommodation across two levels. The first floor comprises a spacious living room to the front and a separate kitchen/diner to the rear, allowing for clearly defined living and dining areas. On the second floor, a central landing leads to three bedrooms and a family bathroom, making the layout well suited to sharers or a small family. This unit is currently let at £1,150 per calendar month, with an additional £200 per month contribution towards gas and electric. Both tenancies include water and council tax within the rent, simplifying ongoing management.
The property benefits from double glazing and gas central heating throughout. To the rear, there is a shared garden space which also provides direct access to the duplex apartment, enhancing convenience for the upper tenants.
Northam Walk is located within the popular WV6 postcode, known for its accessibility and strong tenant demand. A range of local amenities are close by, including supermarkets such as Sainsbury’s and Aldi, while Tettenhall Village offers independent shops, cafés and restaurants. The area is also well served by reputable schools including Uplands Junior School and Wolverhampton Girls’ High School, which contribute to sustained rental interest.
Transport links are convenient, with regular bus services providing easy access into Wolverhampton city centre. Road connections via the A41 and A449 offer straightforward routes towards Birmingham and surrounding areas, and Wolverhampton railway station provides further options for commuters.
This is a well-positioned investment with two established income streams, modernised accommodation, and a practical layout designed to support long-term letting in a consistently popular location.
