2 bedroom Terraced House
Anson Close, Skellingthorpe
£150,000
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Guide Price £150,000 - £160,000 A two-bedroom mid-terrace home positioned on a corner plot in a quiet cul-de-sac, offering a generous rear garden, conservatory, spacious living accommodation and excellent potential for updating and putting your own stamp on it.
Two-Bed Terrace with Large Garden
The property offers a fantastic opportunity for buyers looking for a home with potential to modernise and create something to their own taste, with the accommodation already providing good proportions and an excellent garden.
Approached via the front entrance, the property initially gives little indication of the space available within.
The front door opens into the entrance area and leads through into a generously proportioned living room. This provides a substantial main reception space with plenty of room for comfortable furniture and family living.
From the living room, the accommodation continues onward into the conservatory . A kitchen is positions next to the living area .
The conservatory is a particularly useful addition, extending the living accommodation and providing a pleasant outlook over the rear garden. It could be used as an additional sitting area, dining space, home office or simply somewhere to enjoy the garden throughout the year.
Upstairs, the property provides two genuine double bedrooms together with the family bathroom.
Both bedrooms offer useful proportions and provide flexibility for a couple, small family, first-time buyer or investor.
Outside, the property benefits from a particularly generous rear garden. The garden provides a good combination of lawned and paved areas, with plenty of scope for landscaping, entertaining and creating an attractive outdoor space.
The corner position also gives the property an interesting layout and a good degree of outdoor space for a home of this type.
The property would benefit from some updating, giving a new owner the opportunity to modernise and personalise the accommodation rather than paying a premium for someone else's finished style.
This is therefore a property with genuine potential, particularly for buyers looking for a project where they can add their own stamp and potentially improve the property over time.
With two double bedrooms, a generous living room, dining area, conservatory, sizeable rear garden and quiet cul-de-sac position, this could make an excellent first-time purchase, investment property or project for someone looking for a home with scope.
LOCATION, AMENITIES & ROAD LINKS
Skellingthorpe is a popular village approximately four miles west of Lincoln, offering a good balance between village life and convenient access to the city.
The village has a range of everyday amenities, including local shops, convenience stores, pharmacy facilities, public houses and community services. The Lincolnshire Co-op Food Store is located on Jerusalem Road, while further shopping and retail facilities are available in nearby Lincoln.
For families, St Lawrence Church of England Primary School is located on Lower Church Road within the village and caters for children aged 4–11. The school was rated Good at its most recent Ofsted inspection in March 2023. The village also has a pre-school and children's club provision.
Secondary schooling and a much wider choice of education facilities are available in Lincoln and the surrounding area.
The property is particularly well placed for access into Lincoln, with Skellingthorpe Road providing a direct route towards the city. The A46 Lincoln Bypass is also readily accessible, providing connections around Lincoln and onward towards the A1 and wider regional road network.
Lincoln city centre is approximately four miles away and offers extensive shopping, restaurants, bars, leisure facilities, employment opportunities and the historic Cathedral Quarter.
For commuters, the A46 provides convenient access towards the A1 and Newark, while Lincoln Central railway station offers rail connections towards Newark, Nottingham, Peterborough and London.
Skellingthorpe therefore offers the advantage of a quieter village environment while remaining close enough to Lincoln for everyday commuting, shopping, schooling and leisure.
Property Reference: HRT017341441
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haart also offer a professional, ARLA accredited Lettings and Management Service. If you are considering renting your property in order to purchase, are looking at buy to let or would like a free review of your current portfolio, please call the Lettings Branch Manager on the above number.
haart Estate Agents is the seller's agent for this property. Your conveyancer is legally responsible for ensuring any purchase agreement fully protects your position. We make detailed enquiries of the seller to ensure the information provided is as accurate as possible. Please inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate.
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About Lincoln
Lincoln is a historic cathedral city and county town in Lincolnshire with a population of over 100,000. Nearby North Hykeham has over 16,000 residents, a popular suburban alternative with strong links into Lincoln city centre. As well as offering plenty of historic charm, Lincoln offers great value housing and rental properties
Positioned close to the A46 and A15 Lincoln benefits from good road connectivity across Lincolnshire and towards the Midlands. Lincoln Central railway station offers direct services to a range of destinations, including London, where it takes no more than 3 hours to get to Liverpool Street Station.
Lincoln and Hykeham also have a multitude of schools, contributing to the areas’ strong family appeal. Over the past couple of decades, Lincoln has experienced a significant amount of regeneration, with the Engine Shed music venue and the performing arts centre strengthening the city’s cultural offering. While the redevelopment of the Brayford Waterfront, close by to the University of Lincoln has transformed the area into a lively hub of restaurants, bars and residential apartments.
Exciting residential developments continue to shape the city’s growth, particularly around Brayford Waterfront and at Burton Waters, a sought-after marina development to the north-west of Lincoln.
£243,745
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