3 bedroom Semi-detached house

St Marys Avenue, Welton

£200,000

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Situated in the sought-after village of Welton, close to William Farr School, this 3-bed end terrace is available with tenants in situ or no onward chain. Set back from the road with gardens, garage and parking. Lounge, dining room, kitchen and family bathroom. Viewing advised.

FULL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Sought After Village Location.

Located in the highly sought-after village of Welton, this three-bedroom end terrace house offers an excellent opportunity for both investors and owner occupiers. The property is within easy reach of the highly regarded William Farr School and benefits from all that this thriving village has to offer, including a wide range of local amenities, active community groups and a welcoming village atmosphere.

Currently let, the property can be purchased with tenants in situ, providing an immediate rental income, or alternatively with vacant possession and no onward chain.

Set back from the road, the accommodation comprises an entrance hall, lounge, dining room and kitchen to the ground floor. To the first floor are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside, there are gardens to both the front and rear. A garage and parking area are situated to the rear of the property, providing useful storage and off-road parking.

This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a well-positioned home in one of Lincolnshire's most desirable villages.

Property Reference: HRT017341748

PROPERTY FEATURES

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About Lincoln

Lincoln is a cathedral city and county town in Lincolnshire with a population of 94,000. Nearby North Hykeham has over 11,500 residents. There are close links to the A46 and A15 and it is a family-friendly area. Lincoln is an ancient cathedral city in the East Midlands. As well as offering plenty of historic charm, Lincoln offers great value rental properties.

Lincoln has a train station, from where it takes no more than 3 hours to get to Liverpool Street Station. Lincoln and Hykeham also have a multitude of schools. Over the last couple of decades, Lincoln has experienced a huge amount of regeneration, with the Engine Shed music venue and the performing arts centre.

Today, there are some exciting new residential developments taking shape at Brayford on Lincoln’s inland harbour, and at Burton Waters, north-west of the city.

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