With property prices dropping and the nation slowly lifting lockdown restrictions, now is an excellent time to get on the property ladder.
Luckily, there are some cheap properties to buy right here in Carlisle and some of them are a complete steal.
Here are the five cheapest properties to buy in Carlisle, according to Zoopla.
Willowbank
£30,000
This one bed property is ideally located near Carlisle Castle and the city centre.
It has recently been refurbished and even has a boxroom/office.
This property is being sold via an online auction- visit the Zoopla website to find out more.
Linton Close
£40,000
If you’re looking for a four bed terraced house, then this Carlisle property could be perfect for you.
The four bed property is described as “spacious”, “modern” and ideal for a young family.
The kitchen is a unique selling point of the property, as it is up-to-date and modern.
The seller is offering 25% shared ownership of this property- to learn more, contact the agent.
Willowholme
£42,500 (guide price)
This two bed property has an open plan design, with secure covered parking.
It also boasts to have double glazing and decent sized bedrooms.
This property is being sold via online auction- to find out more, visit the Zoopla site.
Howard Court
£45,000
Looking for an affordable two bed flat in Carlisle? Then you’re in luck.
This modern first floor flat is conveniently located near the city centre and residents have their own allocated parking space.
To learn more, contact the property agent.
Stanwix
£48,500
This groundfloor apartment has two bedrooms and one bathroom.
It is a retirement property for over 55s only and residents have access to communal gardens.
If you want 70% ownership of this Caldew Close property, then contact the property’s agent.
What did you think of Carlisle’s cheapest properties? Let us know in the comments.
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