Freehold two-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace, approx. 400 sq ft
Through lounge and dining room with period features
Two double bedrooms; family bathroom
Enclosed rear yard with gated access, no garden
Double glazing fitted post-2002; mains gas central heating
Small rooms and overall size — limited living space
Stone walls likely uninsulated; some external damage noted
Council Tax Band A; very low local crime, fast broadband
This two-bedroom mid-terrace Victorian home in Lancaster offers an affordable, freehold entry to the property market. The layout includes a through lounge and dining room, fitted kitchen, two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Double glazing was installed after 2002 and the property is heated by a mains gas boiler and radiators. Council Tax Band A and very low local crime keep running costs modest.
The house is compact (around 400 sq ft) with small rooms and a rear enclosed yard rather than a garden. Built circa 1900–1929 with sandstone or limestone walls (assumed uninsulated), the property shows period character but will benefit from cosmetic updating and possible insulation improvements. There is some external damage noted—buyers should inspect the stonework and roof as part of surveys.
Situated in a cosmopolitan, student-and-professional neighbourhood close to shops, transport links and several well-rated schools, the location suits first-time buyers wanting local amenities and buy-to-let investors targeting strong rental demand. Broadband and mobile signals are good, and the area has average deprivation and no flood risk.
For purchasers seeking a straightforward, low-cost purchase to personalise or rent out, this house offers clear potential. Those requiring generous living space or a private garden should note the small overall size and yard configuration before viewing.
