Property Details: - Type: Terraced house - Bedrooms: 3 - Bathrooms: 1

Agent: haart Estate Agents - Lincoln & North Hykeham Phone: 01522 397791

Guide Price £260,000 - £280,000<br/><br/>A rare opportunity to own a beautifully renovated, Grade II listed property on Lincoln’s iconic Steep Hill, combining period charm with modern comfort. Perfectly suited for residential living or as a successful Airbnb, this home has been sympathetically restored and is beautifully presented throughout.<br/><br/>The entrance opens with a striking staircase set behind a sleek glass balustrade, creating an immediate sense of light and style. From here, a door leads into the inviting living room, which flows seamlessly through to a bedroom and into a unique feature of the home "the cave" - believed to have formerly been a wine cellar, a characterful space ideal for additional storage or creative use.<br/><br/>On the first floor, a utility area and a well-appointed family bathroom sit alongside a spacious kitchen diner, perfectly designed for modern living. Ascending to the next level, you’ll find a generous double bedroom filled with light and charm.<br/><br/>Above, the attic room offers further flexibility, whether used as an additional bedroom, a quiet study, or simply as excellent storage.<br/><br/>Outside, the property enjoys a charming garden, perfect for relaxing or entertaining with plenty of seating, all set against the backdrop of Lincoln’s medieval history. The garden also benefits from pedestrian access onto Michaelgate, offering a delightful and convenient connection to the city’s historic streets.<br/><br/>Sympathetically restored to retain its historic character while offering all the comfort of modern living, this remarkable home sits in the very heart of Steep Hill. Surrounded by independent shops, charming cafés, and just a short walk from Lincoln Cathedral and Castle, it offers not only a place to live but a truly unique lifestyle.<br/><br/>This is a rare opportunity to secure a property of character and distinction on one of England’s most famous historic streets.