- Two bedrooms in a Victorian mid-terrace, approx. 689 sq ft
- Offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN; freehold tenure
- Gas central heating and uPVC double glazing present
- Small enclosed rear courtyard garden with an outbuilding
- Solid brick walls likely without insulation; energy upgrades advised
- EPC rating D; modernization needed to improve efficiency
- Rooms and plot are compact; limited outdoor space
- Located in LN5 near shops, schools and fast transport links
A compact two-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace in central Lincoln, offered with no onward chain and freehold tenure. The house has gas central heating, uPVC double glazing and a small enclosed rear courtyard with an outbuilding — practical features for a first home or rental let.
Rooms are modest in size across approximately 689 sq ft; the ground floor offers lounge, dining room and a compact kitchen, with two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. The property is solid-brick and likely lacks wall insulation, and the EPC is rated D, so modest energy improvements would help reduce running costs.
Located in a busy LN5 neighbourhood within easy walking distance of shops, schools and local amenities, the house suits a buyer wanting low entry cost and close transport links. Council tax is very cheap and flood risk is low. The area is characterised by private renting and student households, so the home has clear investor potential but will also suit first-time buyers prepared to do some updating.
Important considerations: rooms are small, the property requires some modernization (kitchen and general redecoration), and walls are assumed uninsulated. Buyers wanting a larger garden or immediate high-energy efficiency should factor in upgrade costs.
