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2 bed house for sale Lee Crescent, Bridge of Don, AB22

Offers Over

£142,500

Added on 27/10/2026

Type: House
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Tenure: Ask agent

Key features

End Terrace
Garden
Patio
Off Street

About this property

Situated within the ever-popular Bridge of Don area, this two-bedroom end-of-terrace house at 186 Lee Crescent offers an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, investors, or those looking to put their own stamp on a property. Benefiting from gas central heating and full double glazing throughout, the property provides a fantastic blank canvas with plenty of potential to create a comfortable and stylish home.

Council tax

Ask agent

Per year

Band A

£1,165
Band B

£1,359
Band C

£1,553
Band D

£1,748
Band E

£2,296
Band F

£2,840
Band G

£3,422
Band H

£4,281

The agent hasn't said which band this home is in; you can look it up on the Scottish Assessors. In Aberdeen City, 2026/27 bills run from £1,165 a year in band A to £4,281 in band H.

Figures from the Scottish Government (Open Government Licence v3), before the water and sewerage charges billed with council tax. Discounts lower the bill, such as 25% off for an adult living alone.

Property timeline

Listed

October 2026 £142,500

2 beds · 1 bath · this listing

Price guide

30 comparables · within 3 miles

Priced above 67% of the 2-bed houses for sale nearby right now.

This home, £142,500 Median £136,000 · £108,900 – £170,000

Compared with 30 2-bed houses for sale within 3 miles, on the market now or already under offer. The range is the middle 80% of their asking prices.

Location

Lee Crescent, Bridge of Don, AB22

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Mortgage and LBTT

Property price £142,500

£71k £214k

Deposit10% £14,000

£0 £143k

Interest rate 4.5%

0.5% 15%

Repayment period 25 years

5 years 40 years

A £128,500 mortgage. Most lenders would want a household income of about £29,000 to support it.

A guide only, for a capital repayment mortgage. The rate you are offered and what you can borrow depend on your circumstances and a full application with a lender or broker. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.