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Location Main Road is positioned through the heart of Galgate, a popular village just south of Lancaster which has long appealed to those wanting convenient access to the city while remaining close to open countryside.
The village offers a selection of everyday amenities including a local shop, pubs, primary school and regular bus services, while attractive walks can be enjoyed along the Lancaster Canal and through the surrounding countryside.
The location is particularly convenient for Lancaster University, with Lancaster city centre and the Royal Lancaster Infirmary also easily accessible.
Junction 33 of the M6 provides excellent links for those travelling throughout the region.
One of the real advantages of this particular home is its rear setting, where the garden backs towards the River Conder and surrounding fields, providing a much greener and more open outlook than might initially be expected from its Main Road position.
Property Information Set slightly back behind a small foregarden, this substantial Victorian mid-terrace offers an interesting and versatile layout arranged across four levels.
Extending to approximately 1,310 sq. Ft. In total, the house combines generous room proportions with period character, flexible living space and impressive countryside views to the rear.
The entrance opens into a useful mudroom before continuing into the hallway.
To the front is a generously proportioned bedroom, currently providing flexible space for both sleeping and working from home.
A bay window adds character and natural light, while exposed flooring complements the proportions of the room. At the rear is an excellent kitchen diner measuring approximately 14'7" x 12'10".
Designed as a sociable everyday space, it has ample room for a dining table alongside off-white Shaker-style cabinetry, dark granite-effect work surfaces and integrated cooking appliances.
A large rear window draws in plenty of natural light and takes advantage of the outlook towards the garden and countryside beyond.
The lower ground floor provides something quite different from many traditional terraces.
Here, a substantial living room measuring approximately 14'0" x 15'5" creates a comfortable and relaxed reception space, with direct access into the rear garden via a flood-defence door.
Alongside is a large cellar/storage room, currently providing valuable utility and storage space with room for laundry appliances. On the first floor are two further bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The larger bedroom is particularly well proportioned, while the smaller rear bedroom would work equally well as a child's bedroom, nursery or dedicated home office.
The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite comprising a bath with shower above, wash basin and WC.
The accommodation continues to the converted loft, where an impressive principal bedroom occupies the upper floor.
Measuring approximately 13'7" x 15'6", this is a spacious and flexible room with a rear dormer, useful eaves storage and elevated views across the River Conder and surrounding countryside.
Outside, the rear garden provides a welcome green space with a paved seating area immediately behind the house, lawn, mature planting and established trees.
Its more open rear aspect is a particular highlight, creating an attractive place to sit outside while enjoying the surrounding greenery.
Material Information Victorian mid-terrace property Family bathroom with three-piece suite Gas central heating Lower ground floor reception room Large cellar providing utility and storage space Flood-defence door from the lower ground floor to the garden Loft conversion with rear dormer and eaves storage Foregarden with steps to the main entrance Rear garden backing towards the River Conder and surrounding countryside Key Features Substantial Three Bedroom Victorian Terrace Accommodation Arranged Over Four Levels Approximately 1,310 Sq.
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Of Space Spacious Lower Ground Floor Living Room Generous Kitchen Diner with Rear Views Large Cellar with Utility & Storage Space Impressive Converted Loft Bedroom Flexible Bedroom & Home Office Options Garden with Countryside Outlook Excellent Access to Lancaster & the M6 Location Main Road is positioned through the heart of Galgate, a popular village just south of Lancaster which has long appealed to those wanting convenient access to the city while remaining close to open countryside.
The village offers a selection of everyday amenities including a local shop, pubs, primary school and regular bus services, while attractive walks can be enjoyed along the Lancaster Canal and through the surrounding countryside.
The location is particularly convenient for Lancaster University, with Lancaster city centre and the Royal Lancaster Infirmary also easily accessible.
Junction 33 of the M6 provides excellent links for those travelling throughout the region.
One of the real advantages of this particular home is its rear setting, where the garden backs towards the River Conder and surrounding fields, providing a much greener and more open outlook than might initially be expected from its Main Road position.
Garden The rear garden offers a surprisingly generous outdoor space, with a lawn surrounded by mature trees, established planting and raised beds.
A paved patio provides room for outdoor seating and dining, while the open aspect towards the River Conder and surrounding greenery creates a pleasant backdrop and a welcome sense of separation from the village setting.
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