Victorian end-of-terrace with bay windows and original tiled flooring
Open-plan living/dining with French doors and a wood burner
Three bedrooms; main bathroom plus extra ground-floor WC
Private sunlit rear patio; outbuilding with electricity for storage/workshop
Small front garden with distant sea glimpse from the elevation
Constructed 1930–1949; may retain older building elements
Area flagged as deprived; consider local socioeconomic factors
Average broadband speeds; excellent mobile signal
This Victorian end-of-terrace home at 13 Lamb Park combines period character with practical living for first-time buyers. Original features such as bay windows, tiled flooring and a wood burner give the house charm, while the open-plan living and dining space with French doors creates a bright, sociable ground floor.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern bathroom, with an extra WC on the ground floor for convenience. The rear sun-drenched patio and an outbuilding with electricity offer low-maintenance outdoor space and useful storage or workshop potential. A small front garden provides distant sea glimpses from the elevation.
Practical facts to note: the house was constructed between 1930–1949, has filled cavity walls and double glazing of unknown installation date. Broadband speeds are average and the wider area records higher deprivation levels, which may influence future resale or rental demand. The property is freehold, council tax is affordable and there is no flooding risk.
Overall, this is a move-in-ready Victorian home with period appeal and practical modern touches, well suited to first-time buyers or those seeking a compact family home close to Ilfracombe’s amenities and coastline. Buyers wanting a larger garden or faster broadband should weigh those limitations against the property’s character and location.
