Freehold Georgian mid-terrace with period character
Three bedrooms and two bathrooms within 808 sq ft
In need of full renovation throughout; dated fixtures
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated — energy upgrades needed
Close to town centre, shops, transport links and beach
Small rear yard; practical for storage or light outdoor use
Very high local crime and very deprived area — affects resale
Mains gas boiler/radiators, double glazing (install date unknown)
This three-bedroom mid-terrace on Victoria Street is a clear renovation project with solid upside for buyers who can carry works. The property is freehold, built before 1900 in traditional brick, and offers two reception rooms, two bathrooms and a small rear yard. Its compact 808 sq ft layout suits a modest family, investor or buyer wanting to refurbish to modern standards.
The house sits close to Scarborough town centre, local shops, bus links and is within walking distance of the beach and parks — strong location benefits for future lettings or resale. Services are practical: mains gas boiler and radiators, double glazing (installation date unknown) and excellent mobile and fast broadband connectivity.
Notable drawbacks are material and neighbourhood factors: the property needs full renovation, the solid brick walls likely have no insulation, and internal rooms show dated fittings and wear. Crime levels in the immediate area are very high and the wider neighbourhood is assessed as very deprived, which will affect resale values and lettability until improvements are made. There is no flooding risk.
For an investor or experienced DIY buyer this is an affordable, characterful Georgian terrace with scope to add value through updating, insulation, and reconfiguration. Budget realistically for renovation costs, consider security measures, and factor local market conditions when planning works.
