House For Sale £450,000
An extended, four bedroomed, detached house originally built in the 1930s, occupies a prime position in the Uphill area of Lincoln: Down a quiet residential road within a ten minute walk of the Bailgate, one of the most historic parts of Lincoln's Cathedral Quarter, where independent boutiques, shops and places to eat line cobbled streets. It is also close to a wide variety of supermarkets, schools, health centres, the hospital, and sports amenities.
The property is presented in excellent order and fitted with a bespoke kitchen with connection through doors to the enclosed rear garden, which is sunny and sheltered with a patio terrace, lawn and timber shed.
Lincoln is a vibrant city with a rich and interesting history. During the Roman era Lincoln was known as 'Lindum Colonia' developed from an Iron Age Settlement on the River Witham. The two most notable attractions are the spectacular 11th century Cathedral and the Castle at the heart of the city's cultural Cathedral Quarter. Lincoln has two universities, the University of Lincoln and Bishop Grosseteste, and the city is full of a diverse range of shopping and retail options from high street stores to unique independents and boutiques.
26 Bruce Road is within a 10-minute walk of the Bailgate, or The Bail as it is known to locals, which is the Uphill section of Lincoln where you can enjoy walking around the castle gardens and cathedral, and the popular Bailgate shopping area – quirky streets full of specialist shops including boutiques, antique shops, crafts, book and gift shops, not to mention tea rooms and restaurants. These quaint shops are surrounded by the remains of medieval Lincoln, black timber-framed buildings and even some hidden Romans remains. Enjoy regular artists’ and farmers’ markets in the Castle Square as well as the annual Christmas Market, always a fabulous event. It also has the Usher Art Gallery and The Collection Museum slightly further down the hill.
For access further afield and direct commuting to London, there are daily trains from Lincoln to London Kings Cross (travel time approximately 2 hours). The A15 northwards provides easy access to the M180 motorway network and Humberside Airport, whilst it is also within easy reach of the A1 at Markham Moor along the A57 westwards, and the A1 at Newark via the A46.
There is an array of excellent nearby schools including the highly regarded Lincoln Minster independent School situated within walking distance, several excellent state primary and secondary schools, as well as having two universities.
Services: Mains Gas, Electricity, Water and Drainage
Local Authority: City of Lincoln Council
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D<br /><br />
The property is presented in excellent order and fitted with a bespoke kitchen with connection through doors to the enclosed rear garden, which is sunny and sheltered with a patio terrace, lawn and timber shed.
Lincoln is a vibrant city with a rich and interesting history. During the Roman era Lincoln was known as 'Lindum Colonia' developed from an Iron Age Settlement on the River Witham. The two most notable attractions are the spectacular 11th century Cathedral and the Castle at the heart of the city's cultural Cathedral Quarter. Lincoln has two universities, the University of Lincoln and Bishop Grosseteste, and the city is full of a diverse range of shopping and retail options from high street stores to unique independents and boutiques.
26 Bruce Road is within a 10-minute walk of the Bailgate, or The Bail as it is known to locals, which is the Uphill section of Lincoln where you can enjoy walking around the castle gardens and cathedral, and the popular Bailgate shopping area – quirky streets full of specialist shops including boutiques, antique shops, crafts, book and gift shops, not to mention tea rooms and restaurants. These quaint shops are surrounded by the remains of medieval Lincoln, black timber-framed buildings and even some hidden Romans remains. Enjoy regular artists’ and farmers’ markets in the Castle Square as well as the annual Christmas Market, always a fabulous event. It also has the Usher Art Gallery and The Collection Museum slightly further down the hill.
For access further afield and direct commuting to London, there are daily trains from Lincoln to London Kings Cross (travel time approximately 2 hours). The A15 northwards provides easy access to the M180 motorway network and Humberside Airport, whilst it is also within easy reach of the A1 at Markham Moor along the A57 westwards, and the A1 at Newark via the A46.
There is an array of excellent nearby schools including the highly regarded Lincoln Minster independent School situated within walking distance, several excellent state primary and secondary schools, as well as having two universities.
Services: Mains Gas, Electricity, Water and Drainage
Local Authority: City of Lincoln Council
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D<br /><br />
