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Location
Occupying a prime position on Halton Road, this impressive Victorian terrace enjoys one of Lancaster’s most desirable riverside settings. Overlooking the River Lune and surrounding green space, the property benefits from uninterrupted views that create a wonderful sense of openness. The nearby Millennium Bridge provides an attractive riverside route towards the city, while the River Lune cycle path and scenic walks are ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors.
Lancaster city centre is just a short drive away and offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, bars and cultural attractions, together with two theatres, museums and a thriving weekly market. Lancaster railway station is also easily accessible, providing direct services to Manchester, London, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Families are well served by nearby schools, while Lancaster Royal Infirmary, Lancaster University and the University of Cumbria are all within easy reach. Excellent road links via the Bay Gateway and Junction 34 of the M6 provide convenient access across the wider North West.
Property Information
Dating from the late 1800s and extending to approximately 1,374 sq. ft., this beautifully presented Victorian mid-terrace combines original character with a series of carefully considered modern improvements.
The front living room enjoys a large bay window framing views across the River Lune, together with an exposed brick fireplace. Striking reclaimed chapel doors, originally from South Wales, connect the living and dining rooms and complement the proportions and period character of the house.
The kitchen was extensively renovated in 2024, opening up the rear of the property to create a much brighter and more sociable living space. A Magnet kitchen incorporates sage-green cabinetry, an electric oven, large gas hob and traditional-style radiator, while bespoke double-glazed windows and bifold doors connect the interior beautifully with the garden.
The basement was professionally converted in 2025 and now provides valuable additional accommodation. Currently used as a bedroom, its restricted head height means it is marketed as a versatile additional room, equally suited to a home office, den, gym or hobby space.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, with the principal front bedroom enjoying another impressive bay window overlooking the river. The rear bedroom has a fixed staircase leading into the loft eaves, currently arranged as a children's den and sleeping area with useful additional storage.
The former family bathroom has been cleverly redesigned to create two separate bathrooms. These comprise a contemporary shower room with handmade tiles and rainfall shower, alongside a family bathroom with an extra-large double-ended bath and rainfall shower.
The rear garden has also undergone considerable transformation. Removal of the former garage has significantly increased the usable garden space, which is now arranged into distinct areas with raised beds, a large timber pergola, artificial lawn preparation area and a substantial shed. New decking wraps around the rear of the house, creating a level transition from the kitchen into the garden and reinforcing the excellent indoor-outdoor connection.
Material Information
Freehold Victorian mid-terrace
Gas central heating installed throughout in 2021
Kitchen comprehensively renovated in 2024
Utility area added in 2024 with Saniflo macerator pump
Basement converted in 2025 with tanking and waterproofing system, fire-boarded ceiling, wired fire alarm and fire escape window
Additional insulation and damp-proofing incorporated during kitchen works
Two first-floor bathrooms created from the former family bathroom
Fixed staircase from rear bedroom into converted loft eaves
Garage demolished in 2023, increasing the usable rear garden
On-street parking
Key Features
Exceptional River Lune outlook from the front of the home
Beautiful Victorian character and generous room proportions
Reclaimed chapel doors between the principal reception rooms
Contemporary Magnet kitchen renovated in 2024
Bifold doors and large feature windows overlooking the garden
Three bedrooms plus useful loft den and storage space
Professionally converted and waterproofed basement
Two stylish first-floor bathrooms
Generous landscaped garden with raised beds and pergola
Wraparound decking creating a seamless connection to the garden
