Lloyd Road, Chichester

14 Lloyd Road, Chichester (PO19 6AZ) is a 5 bed HMO modern house offering private parking, enclosed garden, and strong rental yield. Three bathrooms and modern upgrades, it appeals to students and professionals alike.

Description - Guide Price £390,000 - £400,000

14 Lloyd Road in Chichester (PO19 6AZ) is a spacious house currently operating as a 5 bedroom HMO – ideal for investors seeking strong rental returns.

It sits in a most sought after location just North of this historic city and has a Council Tax band D (£1,965/year)

It offers private parking and an enclosed rear garden with a patio and shed and internal accommodation extends to 104?m² or 1123 sq ft today’s estimated market value is around £448,000 making this even more attractive.

Internally, the layout includes five bedrooms and two bathrooms (one en-suite), alongside a spacious lounge-diner, fitted kitchen, and modern upgrades – making it attractive for sharers. The house supports good yield potential, with student let currently £3450 and £3550 for 25/26

Local amenities strong with the City offering a wealth of things to see and do.

Chichester railway station is 1.4 miles away, offering excellent connectivity.

Overall, 14 Lloyd Road represents a solid HMO investment in a growing income area, with proven occupancy, strong rental yields, and access to great commuter links.

Location - Chichester is a historic and picturesque cathedral city nestled in the heart of West Sussex, renowned for its rich Roman heritage, elegant Georgian architecture, and vibrant cultural life. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the South Downs National Park and only a short distance from the stunning beaches of the south coast, Chichester offers a perfect balance of countryside tranquility and coastal charm.

At the city's heart is the magnificent Chichester Cathedral, a 900-year-old landmark with striking architecture and a serene green surrounding it. The city centre itself is compact and pedestrian-friendly, lined with independent boutiques, cafés, high-street stores, and traditional markets. Roman walls, remains, and a layout that reflects its ancient origins add to its unique character.

Chichester is also a hub of arts and culture. The Chichester Festival Theatre enjoys a national reputation, attracting renowned productions and talent. Museums, galleries, and regular festivals further enrich the city’s cultural offerings.

The nearby Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a haven for sailing, kayaking, and wildlife spotting, while the Goodwood Estate—home to the famous Festival of Speed and Revival events—adds a touch of glamour and excitement to the region.

Well-connected by road and rail, Chichester offers excellent links to London, Brighton, and Portsmouth, making it ideal for commuters or those seeking a slower pace without sacrificing accessibility. With excellent schools, a strong sense of community, and a peaceful yet lively atmosphere, Chichester is a highly desirable place to live, blending history, leisure, and natural beauty.