Large three-bedroom period home, short walk to Cleethorpes seafront and schools..
Substantial period mid-terrace circa 1900–1929, approx. 1,285 sq ft
No forward chain; freehold tenure
Large open-plan lounge/diner plus separate snug
Three double bedrooms; family bathroom with shower over bath
South-facing, low-maintenance rear garden; small plot
uPVC double glazing and mains gas central heating (boiler age unknown)
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated — insulation work may be needed
Local area very deprived with higher crime; consider resale/rental impact
A substantial three-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace offering generous living space across approximately 1,285 sq ft and sold with no forward chain. The house retains period character — bay window, entrance hall and fireplace — combined with practical upgrades such as uPVC double glazing and mains gas central heating. The layout includes a large open-plan lounge/diner, a separate snug/second reception, ground-floor cloakroom and a well-equipped kitchen. The south-facing rear garden is small and low-maintenance, suitable for outdoor sitting or pot planting.
This freehold property sits a short walk from Cleethorpes seafront and local parks, with a range of good local primary and secondary schools close by. It will suit first-time buyers or families seeking more space and character at an affordable price — the asking price reflects the location and wider area market. Energy Performance is rated D and council tax band A, keeping running costs relatively low.
Buyers should be aware of material considerations: the terrace was built circa 1900–1929 with solid brick walls likely lacking cavity insulation, which can affect heating costs and may require improvement works. The local area is classified as very deprived with higher crime levels and constrained rental demand; those factors may influence resale or letting prospects. Double glazing is present but install date is unknown; check boiler age and services.
Overall, the house offers roomy period accommodation in a convenient spot close to the seafront and amenities, with realistic potential for value uplift through sympathetic insulation and cosmetic updating. The absence of a chain and low council tax make it an accessible purchase for buyers prepared to manage targeted improvements.
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