1 bedroom terraced house for sale
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
The property has a beautiful tropical relaxing garden decking area so you can sit and watch the fabulous Morecambe Bay sunsets, just the tonic you need after a busy day.
The cottage is full of charm and character, with exposed beams, stone fireplace and butler sink in kitchen.
Being situated in the heart of old Heysham village you will find the ancient church of St Peter-s and on the adjacent headland can be found the ruins of St Patrick-s chapel dating back to around the 8th century. Woodland, open grassland and stunning sandy beaches surround the village with stunning walks along the Barrows to Half Moon Bay Less than 100m away is the start of Morecambe Bay promenade, which makes for a lovely walk or cycle ride and the Royal, a 16th century inn providing excellent dining and drinking facilities.
The property is also within close proximity to local amenities such as doctors, pharmacy, multiple shops, library, cafes and restaurants. Heysham has a growing seaside community and is well connected for commuters with the Bay Gateway allowing for quick access to the M6 motorway and Heysham Ferry Port, making it the perfect base for both work and leisure reasons. Just metres away is the Heysham link road bus stop enabling easy access to Morecambe, Lancaster and Heysham Port.
Briefly the property comprises a good size lounge diner with a feature stone fireplace with slate hearth housing an inset living flame gas stove. There are original built-in storage cupboards with shelving, exposed beams to the ceiling and exposed rocky outcrop to the corner of the room. A staircase leads to the first floor kitchen and then onward to the upstairs bedroom. Two traditional radiators add additional heat to the room.
The kitchen has a range of fitted shaker style base units, reclaimed oak wall shelves and solid oak worktops, incorporating a butler style sink and electric ceramic hob and fan oven. A shaker wall unit houses the cottage-s Worcester gas combi boiler. Natural light is in abundance from a roof light in the ceiling which highlights the Karndean grey limed oak floor.
Beyond the kitchen an archway leads to a small inner hallway and a stable style door to the garden and a ledge and brace oak door leading to the bathroom.
This charming stylish bathroom has dual aspect windows, fitted vanity units incorporating the w/c and hand wash basin and a large walk-in shower drencher. A traditional radiator and heated towel rail, quirky wallpaper and Karndean grey limed oak flooring complete the room.
On the first floor is the large master bedroom with a window overlooking the front of the home and a Velux window in the roof to the rear. Exposed beams, a traditional radiator and ledge and braced fitted cupboard give character to this lovely room.
The beautiful garden is set over two levels, the lower patio dining and BBQ area, incorporating stone borders and established plants, a small storage out building and outside water supply. A stairway leads to a bespoke double level balconied decking area with truly stunning views across Morecambe Bay to Grange-Over-Sands and the Lake District in the day, eclipsed only by the amazing sunsets in the evening.
Currently being used as a holiday let this property is being sold with the advantage of NO CHAIN, however, it can also be purchased as a going concern, creating a great investment opportunity.
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Rooms
Entrance
Traditional wooden door leading into lounge
Lounge - 16.3 x 11.8 ft (4.97 x 3.6 m)
Beautiful multi fuel stove with exposed brick hearth and surround, open ceiling beams, storage, radiator, carpet, ceiling light and stairs leading to upper floor.
Kitchen - 8.11 x 5.9 ft (2.47 x 1.8 m)
Fitted with a range of quality wall and base units, oak worktops with complimentary tiling, ceramic oven and hob, wooden floor, storage cupboard, window to the side, Belfast sink with chrome fixtures, space for under counter fridge and plumbing for washing machine. stepped access to bathroom.
Bathroom - 7.3 x 8.1 ft (2.23 x 2.47 m)
Walk-in shower with glass panel and chrome fixtures, complimentary tiling, built-in vanity unit housing the w/c and hand wash basin, heated towel rail, ceiling light, wooden floor and window to the rear.
Master bedroom - 16.4 x 10.3 ft (5 x 3.14 m)
Window to the front with Velux to the rear, storage cupboard, exposed beams, carpet and ceiling light.
External
Raised bespoke balcony to the rear leading to a lower patio/dining area with traditional stone features and borders, established plantings, private seating area and absolutely stunning sea views over the bay, outside storage and nature scenery.
Council Tax Information
Council Tax band is currently deleted due to the property being a holiday let. Enquiries will <br />need to be made to Wyre Borough Council if you wish to return it to a residential property.
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