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Town End Way, Halton, Lancaster, LA2 6RJ
Location
Town End Way sits within a modern residential development in the popular village of Halton, combining a peaceful setting with excellent access into Lancaster and beyond. The village has long appealed to families and professionals, with a well-regarded primary school, an active community and everyday amenities close at hand. For weekends and evening walks, the River Lune is a real asset, with routes leading towards the Crook O’Lune and surrounding countryside. Commuters are equally well served, with straightforward connections towards Lancaster, the Bay Gateway and M6, while the area also works well for families travelling to Lancaster’s grammar schools and Queen Elizabeth School in Kirkby Lonsdale. Number 5 enjoys an especially good position within the development, with open outlooks and a leafy backdrop adding to the sense of space.
Property
There is far more to 5 Town End Way than its smart modern exterior suggests. A former show home arranged over three floors, it combines approximately 1,404 sq ft of accommodation with one of the development’s standout plots, versatile living space, two balconies and a garden that wraps around the rear and side of the house.
The ground floor immediately feels practical and well considered. A wide entrance hall is finished with wood-effect ceramic tiling, continuing through much of the floor and giving the space a clean, contemporary feel. There is a guest WC and a particularly useful utility room, fitted with storage and laundry facilities as well as a shower installation added for a previous owner who worked as a hairdresser. Internal access from here leads directly into the integral garage.
The real centre of everyday life is the kitchen, dining and family room at the rear. Cream gloss cabinetry is paired with contrasting work surfaces, while the substantial peninsula creates space for bar stools and makes breakfast, homework or a glass of wine while dinner cooks feel naturally sociable. Beyond, the glazed roof and broad sliding doors bring daylight right across the room and open the interior directly onto the garden. There is enough room here for dining, cooking and relaxed seating without the space feeling crowded.
Upstairs, the first floor gives the house a level of flexibility that should work particularly well for growing or blended families. The generous sitting room is filled with light from its broad glazing and opens onto a balcony, creating a separate place to switch off away from the busier kitchen below. Two further rooms on this floor can serve as bedrooms, guest rooms, a playroom or dedicated home offices depending on how the next owners want to live.
The second floor is home to two further bedrooms. The principal bedroom is especially impressive, with extensive glazing, excellent proportions, its own balcony and a modern en-suite shower room. The second double bedroom looks towards the greenery at the rear, while the family bathroom is finished with contemporary tiling and a white suite.
Outside is where the end position really earns its keep. Understood to occupy the largest plot on the development, the garden extends around the rear and side rather than simply sitting behind the house. Artificial lawn, paved areas and decking keep maintenance straightforward, while the pergola-covered seating and barbecue area creates a genuinely usable outdoor room for summer evenings. The north-westerly aspect should also make the garden a particularly pleasant place to catch the later-day light. To the front, a driveway provides off-road parking alongside the integral garage.
Property Tenure
The property is leasehold, with approximately 979 years remaining on the lease. The development is managed by Homestead CSL, with an annual service charge of £165.27. No ground rent is payable.
Material Information
Council Tax: Band D.
Construction: Modern three-storey townhouse, built during the 2010s.
Heating: Gas central heating from a boiler understood to be approximately 12 years old.
Boiler: Not under warranty and, according to the information supplied, has not been serviced since installation.
Parking: Private driveway together with an integral garage.
Garden: North-westerly facing wraparound rear and side garden.
Connectivity: Fibre to the premises (FTTP).
