Guide price
£60,000
2 bed terraced house for sale40 Garnett Street, Darwen, Lancashire BB3
2 beds
1 bath
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About this property
Fantastic opportunity to acquire tenanted two bedroom end-terraced flat
Situated on garnett street in the popular residential area of darwen
An ideal addition to any investment portfolio, offering A straightforward, low-maintenance letting opportunity
For sale by online auction Wednesday 25th of February 2026 at 9AM - ***fantastic opportunity to acquire tenanted two bedroom end-terraced flat***situated on garnett street in the popular residential area of darwen***an ideal addition to any investment portfolio, offering A straightforward, low-maintenance letting opportunity***
Situated on Garnett Street in the popular residential area of Darwen, this tenanted two bedroom end-terraced flat presents an excellent opportunity for buy-to-let investors seeking an income-producing property.
The property is sold with a tenant in situ, providing immediate rental income from day one. The accommodation is well proportioned and comprises a spacious living room, fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and a family bathroom. As an end-terrace, the property benefits from additional privacy and natural light.
Located within easy reach of Darwen town centre, local shops, schools and transport links, the property offers strong tenant demand and convenient access to Blackburn and surrounding areas.
This is an ideal addition to any investment portfolio, offering a straightforward, low-maintenance letting opportunity.
Key Features:
Tenanted investment property
Two bedroom end-terraced flat
Tenant in situ immediate rental income
Popular residential location
Close to town centre and amenities
Strong buy-to-let potential
***recent nearby residential property sales***
- 259, Blackburn Road, Darwen, BB3 1HL - 2 bedroom - sold Mar'24 - £135,000
- 40, Wisteria Drive, Lower Darwen, BB3 0QY, - sold Jul'25 - £127,000
- 10, View Road, Darwen, BB3 0AS - 2 bedroom - sold Aug'25 - £105,000
Darwen is a market town and civil parish in the Blackburn with Darwen borough in Lancashire, England. The residents of the town are known as "Darreners". The A666 road passes through Darwen towards Blackburn to the north, Bolton to the south and Pendlebury where it joins the A6, about 18 miles (29 km) north-west of Manchester. The population of Darwen was 27,897 in 2021.
***transport***
Darwen sits in a large valley strung along the A666 road along the valley floor. It is connected to the motorway system at Junction 4 of the M65 at Earcroft, on the town's northern boundary, and considerable traffic passes through the town centre along the A666, causing high levels of air pollution. The local council has recently attempted to address the situation by adding a new road layout to the town centre, with public transport and junction improvements to reduce traffic.
Darwen stands along the Ribble Valley railway line, operated by Northern. Darwen railway station has up to two trains per hour between Blackburn and Rochdale (via Bolton and Manchester); one train per hour continues beyond Blackburn to Clitheroe.
Darwen's bus terminal (Darwen Circus) hosts buses up to every 12 minutes to Blackburn/Accrington on weekdays. There is also a service, every 20 minutes on weekdays and hourly on Sundays, to Bolton and Clitheroe, but the Bolton service terminates at 7:00pm. Both services are operated by Blackburn Bus Company.
***education***
Education in Darwen includes a variety of schools, a curriculum that covers the national standards with some schools offering specialized technical subjects, and a strong emphasis on student well-being and development. Darwen's secondary schools have above-average progress 8 attainment, and a majority of schools in the borough have been rated good or outstanding by Ofsted. The borough's education system is a part of the broader Blackburn with Darwen borough council which has a total of 64 primary schools and 26 secondary schools.
***things to do***
Darwen's amenities include attractions like Jubilee Tower, Bold Venture Park, and the Darwen Heritage Centre. It also features a town centre with shops and eateries, a leisure centre, the Darwen Library Theatre, and a market. The area is characterized by its industrial heritage, green spaces, and strong community feel.
Guide price: £60,000
Please note the pictures were taken in 2024
To view legal documents for all properties, and to register for our online auctions please visit our website.
Purchases are subject to a Buyer's Premium. Please refer to the Articles of Roup / Special Conditions in the Legal pack to confirm.
Please note that as per the Estate Agents Act 1979 the vendor of the property is a connected party.
Situated on Garnett Street in the popular residential area of Darwen, this tenanted two bedroom end-terraced flat presents an excellent opportunity for buy-to-let investors seeking an income-producing property.
The property is sold with a tenant in situ, providing immediate rental income from day one. The accommodation is well proportioned and comprises a spacious living room, fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and a family bathroom. As an end-terrace, the property benefits from additional privacy and natural light.
Located within easy reach of Darwen town centre, local shops, schools and transport links, the property offers strong tenant demand and convenient access to Blackburn and surrounding areas.
This is an ideal addition to any investment portfolio, offering a straightforward, low-maintenance letting opportunity.
Key Features:
Tenanted investment property
Two bedroom end-terraced flat
Tenant in situ immediate rental income
Popular residential location
Close to town centre and amenities
Strong buy-to-let potential
***recent nearby residential property sales***
- 259, Blackburn Road, Darwen, BB3 1HL - 2 bedroom - sold Mar'24 - £135,000
- 40, Wisteria Drive, Lower Darwen, BB3 0QY, - sold Jul'25 - £127,000
- 10, View Road, Darwen, BB3 0AS - 2 bedroom - sold Aug'25 - £105,000
Darwen is a market town and civil parish in the Blackburn with Darwen borough in Lancashire, England. The residents of the town are known as "Darreners". The A666 road passes through Darwen towards Blackburn to the north, Bolton to the south and Pendlebury where it joins the A6, about 18 miles (29 km) north-west of Manchester. The population of Darwen was 27,897 in 2021.
***transport***
Darwen sits in a large valley strung along the A666 road along the valley floor. It is connected to the motorway system at Junction 4 of the M65 at Earcroft, on the town's northern boundary, and considerable traffic passes through the town centre along the A666, causing high levels of air pollution. The local council has recently attempted to address the situation by adding a new road layout to the town centre, with public transport and junction improvements to reduce traffic.
Darwen stands along the Ribble Valley railway line, operated by Northern. Darwen railway station has up to two trains per hour between Blackburn and Rochdale (via Bolton and Manchester); one train per hour continues beyond Blackburn to Clitheroe.
Darwen's bus terminal (Darwen Circus) hosts buses up to every 12 minutes to Blackburn/Accrington on weekdays. There is also a service, every 20 minutes on weekdays and hourly on Sundays, to Bolton and Clitheroe, but the Bolton service terminates at 7:00pm. Both services are operated by Blackburn Bus Company.
***education***
Education in Darwen includes a variety of schools, a curriculum that covers the national standards with some schools offering specialized technical subjects, and a strong emphasis on student well-being and development. Darwen's secondary schools have above-average progress 8 attainment, and a majority of schools in the borough have been rated good or outstanding by Ofsted. The borough's education system is a part of the broader Blackburn with Darwen borough council which has a total of 64 primary schools and 26 secondary schools.
***things to do***
Darwen's amenities include attractions like Jubilee Tower, Bold Venture Park, and the Darwen Heritage Centre. It also features a town centre with shops and eateries, a leisure centre, the Darwen Library Theatre, and a market. The area is characterized by its industrial heritage, green spaces, and strong community feel.
Guide price: £60,000
Please note the pictures were taken in 2024
To view legal documents for all properties, and to register for our online auctions please visit our website.
Purchases are subject to a Buyer's Premium. Please refer to the Articles of Roup / Special Conditions in the Legal pack to confirm.
Please note that as per the Estate Agents Act 1979 the vendor of the property is a connected party.
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