No onward chain — freehold and ready to buy
Two double bedrooms; bay-front lounge with natural light
Kitchen-diner, utility/sun room, downstairs WC and upstairs bathroom
Majority UPVC double glazing; gas central heating; EPC C
Small corner plot with modest front, side and rear gardens
Paved driveway offers potential off-street parking (limited space)
Area has high crime and very deprived local area — consider risk
Internal updating likely needed (kitchen, bathroom, cosmetic works)
This two-bedroom semi-detached house on George Avenue is offered with no onward chain and presents a practical, compact home for a first purchase or buy-to-let. The layout includes a bay-front lounge, kitchen-diner, utility/sun room, downstairs WC and a first-floor bathroom. Majority UPVC double glazing, gas central heating and an EPC rating of C mean the home is reasonably efficient for its age.
Positioned on a modest corner plot with small front, side and rear gardens and a paved driveway, the house enjoys a tucked-away feel set back from the road and overlooking a tree-lined walk. Broadband and mobile signal are strong, and local amenities and schools are within easy reach — useful for commuting tenants or growing households.
The property is generally well presented externally but is of 1930–1949 construction and will benefit from internal updating in places; kitchen, bathroom and cosmetic finishes are likely areas for improvement. The area has high crime levels and significant local deprivation, which may affect resale or rental demand and should be weighed by buyers. Parking is possible on the side drive but the plot and garden are modest in size.
Overall this is a straightforward freehold opportunity for a first-time buyer seeking an affordable home in Skegness or an investor targeting a compact rental with potential upside through modest modernisation. Important: exact room sizes, internal condition and any planning scope for extension will materially affect value.
