3 Bed Mid-Terraced House
Well-presented Victorian terrace with rear yard, close to local schools and easy access to the town.

67 Darwen Street, Blackburn, UK Call Now: 01254 482929 Email us: info@hmhproperties.uk
Property for sale · Blackburn & Lancashire
Every house currently for sale through HMH Properties across Blackburn, Darwen, Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley — terraced, semi-detached, detached and everything in between.
Blackburn remains one of the most affordable places to buy in the North West, with an average asking price of around £225,761. Whether you’re buying your first terrace in Mill Hill or a detached family home out towards Wilpshire, we can tell you what a street is genuinely worth — because we sell on it.
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Well-presented Victorian terrace with rear yard, close to local schools and easy access to the town.
Extended semi with driveway, modern kitchen and generous south-facing rear garden.
Substantial detached family home with double garage, landscaped gardens and open countryside.
No-chain end terrace with side access and rear yard, ready to move into.
Three-storey townhouse with integral garage and en-suite master bedroom.
Executive detached home in a sought-after Ribble Valley village with generous plot.
OTHER PROPERTY TYPES
Apartments across BB1 and BB2, popular with first-time buyers and investors.
Single-storey homes for downsizers and level-access buyers.
Newly built houses and apartments across Lancashire.
Building plots and development land across the area.
LOCAL MARKET DATA
Average asking price in Blackburn
Properties listed in the last 6 months
Average time to go under offer
Agents active in the Blackburn market
What your money buys in Blackburn
Blackburn’s housing stock is dominated by Victorian and Edwardian terraces, particularly across central BB1 and BB2. Two and three-bedroom terraces in areas such as Mill Hill, Ewood, Audley and parts of Darwen regularly trade below £150,000, which is a large part of why the town remains popular with first-time buyers and buy-to-let investors.
Move outwards and the picture changes. Interwar and postwar semis dominate the suburbs — Cherry Tree, Feniscowles, Lammack, Pleckgate — typically in the £160,000 to £220,000 range. Detached family housing is concentrated towards Wilpshire, Mellor and Langho, and prices climb again once you cross into the Ribble Valley, where village property commands a clear premium.
For a full breakdown including sold prices street by street, see our Blackburn house prices report, updated every quarter.
BUYING WITH US
Secure a mortgage agreement in principle before you view. It makes your offer proceedable, and in a competitive situation that's usually what wins.
Book viewings directly with our Blackburn office. We'll tell you honestly what a property needs spending on — not just what's good about it.
We'll put your offer to the seller and advise you on where it realistically sits against comparable sales on that street.
Once agreed, we chase solicitors, manage the chain and keep you updated weekly right through to keys handed over.
Register your requirements and we’ll email you the moment a matching property comes to market — often days before it reaches the portals.
Buyer Questions
The average asking price across Blackburn is around £225,761, though that hides a wide spread. Terraced homes in central BB1 and BB2 start considerably lower, while detached property in Wilpshire, Mellor and the Ribble Valley villages sits well above it. Our house price report breaks this down by area.
Predominantly Victorian and Edwardian terraces in the central postcodes, interwar and postwar semis in the suburbs, and detached family housing towards Wilpshire, Mellor, Langho and the Ribble Valley. We also handle flats, bungalows, new builds and building plots.
From offer accepted to completion is typically eight to twelve weeks, depending on the chain, your mortgage and how quickly local searches come back. Having an agreement in principle and a solicitor instructed before you offer is the single biggest time saver.
Yes, and plenty of buyers do. Two and three-bedroom terraces in Mill Hill, Ewood, Audley and parts of Darwen regularly sit below that figure. It’s one of the main reasons Blackburn attracts both first-time buyers and investors looking at rental yield.
Not to view, but it makes your offer far stronger. Sellers and agents treat buyers with an agreement in principle as proceedable, and when two offers are close, that’s frequently what decides it.
No. Our fee is paid by the seller. You can see exactly what sellers pay on our fees page — we publish it openly rather than quoting on request.
Most buyers have something to sell. Find out what yours is worth with a free, no-obligation valuation — and we’ll advise on chain position too.
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