The Location

Dallas Road is one of Lancaster’s most recognisable addresses, known for its wide, tree-lined setting and a collection of elegant period homes that give the street a real sense of identity. It’s a location that feels established and settled, attracting professionals, families and those looking for something with character. From here, you can walk into the city centre within minutes, where independent shops, cafés, restaurants and cultural spots shape everyday life. The canal and Fairfield Nature Reserve are also close by, offering a quieter route for walking or cycling, while the Lune offers further close by opportunities for leisure and relaxation.

What makes Dallas Road particularly appealing is how easily it balances convenience with lifestyle. Well-regarded schools are within easy reach, and the surrounding streets have a strong community feel that has developed over time. Whether it’s picking up essentials, meeting friends in town or heading out for a walk, everything feels accessible without needing to rely on the car. It’s a setting that suits those who want to stay connected while enjoying a more relaxed pace day to day.

The Property

A home that immediately stands out for both its space and its character, this period property unfolds over four levels and offers a layout that adapts easily to modern living while retaining its original feel.

The ground floor sets the tone, with a striking entrance vestibule featuring stained and leaded glass leading into a welcoming hallway. The bay-fronted lounge sits to the front, where high ceilings, original cornicing and a marble fireplace create a room that feels both impressive and comfortable. To the rear, the dining room mirrors this character, centred around a second fireplace and a stained glass window that brings colour and detail into the space. The kitchen diner extends beyond, fitted with hand-painted units and solid wood worktops, with room for a table and a woodburning stove adding warmth. Natural light flows in through large windows, making it a space that works just as well for everyday living as it does for hosting.

Upstairs, the first floor offers two generous double bedrooms, including a particularly spacious front room with views over the tree-lined street and exposed original floorboards. The bathroom is well proportioned, with a traditional white suite and built-in storage. The top floor adds two further bedrooms, with the front room benefiting from an ensuite shower room, creating a flexible main bedroom or guest suite.

Below, the basement provides a significant amount of additional space. With full ceiling height and currently arranged as three rooms, it offers real potential for further development, whether as additional living space, workspace or something more self-contained, subject to any necessary consents. Outside, the West-facing courtyard is private and enclosed, catching the afternoon sun and offering a low-maintenance outdoor space to sit and unwind.

Material Information

• Council Tax Band: C

• Tenure: Freehold

• Heating: Gas central heating

• Windows: Original sash windows with recently added secondary glazing

• Basement: Full height, split into three rooms with potential for conversion

• Parking: On-street parking available

• Outside: West-facing walled courtyard

Key Features

• A home that offers both scale and flexibility, with space to adapt as needs change

• Period details that give each room its own identity, from fireplaces to stained glass

• A kitchen diner designed for everyday living, with warmth from the woodburning stove

• Light-filled rooms with high ceilings that create a sense of openness throughout

• A top floor that works perfectly as a private main bedroom or guest retreat

• Basement space with real potential, ideal for hobbies, work or future development

• A courtyard that captures the afternoon sun, offering a quiet outdoor spot

• A location where everything is within walking distance, making daily life simple