£300,000
(£372/sq. ft)
2 bed semi-detached house for saleBailrigg Lane, Bailrigg, Lancaster LA1
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
807 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
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About this property
Rural Village Setting – Peaceful location with countryside surroundings.
Generous Lounge – Bright room with fireplace and high ceilings.
Two Double Bedrooms – Spacious and versatile accommodation.
Useful Loft Room – Additional flexible space with storage.
Accessible Living – Ramped access and adapted wet room.
Long Rear Garden – Excellent potential for landscaping.
Multiple Outbuildings – Includes workshop, summer house and outhouse.
Driveway & Garage – Convenient off-road parking.
Modernisation Opportunity – Scope to update and add value.
Step free access
Location
Situated in the rural hamlet of Bailrigg, this property enjoys a peaceful position on the southern edge of Lancaster, surrounded by open countryside and attractive farmland. The area is particularly well suited to buyers looking for a quieter setting while remaining close to everyday amenities. Lancaster University and its Health and Innovation Campus are nearby, while Galgate offers useful local services including shops, a pharmacy, public houses and takeaways. Lancaster city centre is also within easy reach, providing a wider range of supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities.
Bailrigg is well placed for commuters, with convenient access to Junction 33 of the M6 and regular rail services available from Lancaster Railway Station. The surrounding area offers a variety of opportunities for walking and cycling, with Lancaster Canal, Williamson Park, Morecambe Bay and the Forest of Bowland all accessible by car. This location provides an appealing balance of countryside living, university convenience and strong transport connections.
Property Information
Occupying an attractive elevated position, this semi-detached bungalow offers generous accommodation with the added benefit of a versatile loft room. The property has been adapted to suit wheelchair users, with a winding ramp providing step-free access to the front entrance and further ramps leading through the rear garden. A practical entrance porch creates an ideal mudroom before leading into the spacious living room, where tall ceilings, decorative cornicing and a feature fireplace create an inviting main reception space.
To the front of the property are two well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys views across open fields and benefits from a full wall of fitted wardrobes. The second bedroom previously arranged as a dining room and features an attractive tiled fireplace, making it equally suitable as a second reception room or home office depending on requirements.
Positioned to the rear, the kitchen is fitted with a range of white units and provides direct access to the garden. Whilst functional, this room would now benefit from refurbishment and modernisation, offering buyers an excellent opportunity to create a contemporary kitchen to their own taste. A modern wet room has been adapted for accessibility with level access showering and support rails.
From the kitchen, a staircase leads to a substantial loft room. Although restricted head height limits its formal use, it provides excellent additional space alongside extensive eaves storage and offers flexibility for hobbies, occasional accommodation or home working. The boiler is also located within a cupboard accessed from this level.
Outside, the property continues to offer excellent potential. The rear garden is long and largely level, incorporating decking and ramps for easy access. There is an outhouse with power together with a summer house and workshop, both of which now require renovation or replacement. Beyond lies an overgrown allotment area, presenting scope to create an impressive productive garden or landscaped outdoor space.
Overall, this is a property with considerable potential, combining generous room sizes, accessible living and a sought-after rural location. Whilst cosmetic improvement is required throughout, it offers an exciting opportunity for buyers to modernise and add value.
Material Information
Tenure: Freehold
Wheelchair-access adaptations including front access ramp, wet room and rear garden ramps
Outhouse with power
Summer house and workshop requiring refurbishment
Key Features
Semi-detached bungalow in a peaceful rural setting
Two double bedrooms
Additional loft room with useful storage
Open countryside views to the front
Spacious living room with fireplace, high ceilings and cornicing
Flexible second bedroom or dining room with feature fireplace
Accessible wet room
Wheelchair-friendly access to the property and garden
Long rear garden with outbuildings and allotment area
Driveway, garage and significant opportunity to modernise
EPC Rating: D
Location
Situated in the rural hamlet of Bailrigg, this property enjoys a peaceful position on the southern edge of Lancaster, surrounded by open countryside and attractive farmland. The area is particularly well suited to buyers looking for a quieter setting while remaining close to everyday amenities. Lancaster University and its Health and Innovation Campus are nearby, while Galgate offers useful local services including shops, a pharmacy, public houses and takeaways. Lancaster city centre is also within easy reach, providing a wider range of supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities.
Bailrigg is well placed for commuters, with convenient access to Junction 33 of the M6 and regular rail services available from Lancaster Railway Station. The surrounding area offers a variety of opportunities for walking and cycling, with Lancaster Canal, Williamson Park, Morecambe Bay and the Forest of Bowland all accessible by car. This location provides an appealing balance of countryside living, university convenience and strong transport connections.
Garden
The rear garden offers a generous outdoor space with plenty of scope for improvement and landscaping. Immediately outside the property is a paved patio, creating a practical seating area, while timber ramps provide step-free access throughout much of the garden. Beyond the patio is a lawned section leading to a timber summer house, with an attached workshop and an additional powered outhouse closer to the property. To the rear, an overgrown allotment area presents an exciting opportunity for keen gardeners to reinstate as a productive growing space or transform into an attractive extension of the garden. Although the outbuildings and garden would now benefit from renovation and maintenance, the overall plot provides excellent potential to create a versatile and accessible outdoor environment.
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