Moorgate, Lancaster, Lancaster, LA1

A truly unique property, boasting an exceptional quality of living accommodation across two floors and located within moments of Lancaster city centre, is this stunning three bedroom stone built property on Moorgate. A semi-detached house part of the Samuel’s Court development, which is a Grade II listed building. Built of sandstone with a slate roof around 1870, the old school building still boasts many of its original features. The property benefits from gated private parking whilst having its own private access and external paved stone tiered garden enclosed by stone walls and timber fencing. Upgraded by the current owners the property presents a superb opportunity for a range of buyers to be able to move straight in and the internal layout comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a stylish modern fitted kitchen diner complete with Siemens integral appliances, a relaxing open plan living area with far reaching views across Lancaster towards the Lake District Hills, a sizeable double bedroom with a storage cupboard/wardrobe, this room could also be used as a second sitting room/lounge, and a contemporary three piece shower room with an airing cupboard. To the first floor are two further good sized double bedrooms with the larger of the two offering fitted wardrobes and elevated views across Lancaster taking in the Millennium bridge across the river Lune, Morecambe Bay and the Lake District Hills. Externally, the flagged courtyard garden provides plenty of space to sit out and includes a high quality timber shed with shelving and power and light. From the patio access can be gained through a lockable gate to an allocated parking space in the car park which also has additional visitor parking spaces, surrounded by communal planting. Behind the communal gates is a well kept communal garden, an area with rotary washing lines and communal bins and bike storage. A convenient location, the attractive home sits in a perfect position for easy access to Lancaster city centre with its range of shops and restaurants, as well as highly regarded schools, Williamsons Park, Lancaster Canal and Lancaster train station on the West coast main line. Local buses provide regular travel in and around the city, including routes to the universities of Lancaster and the Royal Lancaster Infirmary. Both junctions 33 and 34 of the M6 are within easy reach by car. Further benefits include a NEST heating system.

Tenure : Leasehold
Council Tax Band : C

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