The Location

Standen Park House sits within one of Lancaster’s more distinctive residential settings, where period architecture and open green space come together to create a quieter, more private place to live. Set within established parkland, the development has a sense of space that’s difficult to find so close to the city. Mature trees and well-kept communal grounds shape the surroundings, while the original character of the building gives the area a strong identity. It’s a location that tends to attract professionals and those looking for something with a little more presence, without stepping too far from everyday convenience.

Despite its tucked-away feel, the practical side of daily life is well covered. Williamson Park is within easy reach, offering open green space, woodland walks and views across the city, while the nearby canal and River Lune provide further options for getting outdoors. Lancaster city centre is a short journey away, with its mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, along with the train station for travel further afield. The hospital, university and local amenities are all close by, making this a location that balances privacy, green space and accessibility.

The Property

Stepping inside, this is a home that immediately stands apart for its scale and proportions. Originally the show home for the development, the layout feels generous from the outset, with a wide entrance hallway setting the tone. High ceilings and large windows run throughout, bringing in natural light and giving each room a sense of space that’s rarely found in more modern builds.

The main living room is particularly impressive, a large dual-aspect space that comfortably accommodates both seating and dining. It’s a room that adapts easily, whether set up for quieter evenings or larger gatherings, with the flexibility to create defined areas without losing its open feel. Alongside this, a second reception room offers further versatility, ideal as a home office, snug or reading room.

The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated to suit the character of the property, with celestial blue cabinetry, quality worktops and integrated Neff appliances. There’s ample space for a dining table, making it a practical and sociable part of the home, with views out across the surrounding grounds adding to the overall feel.

Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms continue the theme of space and light, each with tall windows and an open outlook. The main bedroom includes fitted storage and an en suite, while the family bathroom is fitted with a five-piece suite, offering both a bath and separate shower. Outside, the communal gardens wrap around the property, and residents benefit from allocated parking, a carport, garage facilities and useful additional storage.

Key Information

• Grade II listed townhouse (former show home, built 1999 conversion)

• Tenure: Freehold

• Council Tax Band: F

• Gas central heating

• Annual Ground Rent £4107.11

• Professionally updated kitchen with Neff appliances

• Allocated parking, carport and access to gated rear parking

• Access to maintained communal parkland grounds

Key Features

• A setting that feels tucked away, surrounded by mature parkland and open green space

• High ceilings and tall windows that fill each room with natural light

• A living space that easily adapts for both quiet evenings and entertaining

• Flexible second reception room, ideal for working from home or unwinding

• Views across the grounds that change with the seasons

• A kitchen designed for everyday living, with space to cook, dine and gather

• Generous bedrooms that offer comfort without compromise

• A home with character and presence, offering something different from the typical modern build