Low Road, Middleton, Morecambe, LA3

The property dates back to 1674 and spending most of its history as a grammar school and laterally a rations store during WW1 before it was converted into a dwelling and given the name ‘The old school house’. The house is Grade II listed meaning that the property has many historic features which have been sympathetically restored to provide a great modern family home. his grade ll listed building sits in the heart of Middleton in a semi-rural location. The property, fitted with excellent specification and quality, is surrounded by open countryside views with ample walking routes and is located within a mile of the coast. Internally, the accommodation comprises of a light and airy entrance hallway which leads into a wow factor dining room/family kitchen with integrated appliances. The lounge is spacious and benefits from a open fire place, also on the ground floor there is a handy utility room, a WC and a good sized double bedroom. To the first floor are two bedrooms, the master come with en-suite shower and a feature mezzanine floor, accessed through the walk-in-wardrobe. There is a good size family bathroom and the landing offers enough space for an office area. The property is set on a substantial plot with a well maintained front garden, two driveways and a single integral garage.

Tenure : Freehold
Council Tax Band : D

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