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The Location
Wentworth Crescent sits within Westgate, a well-established part of Morecambe with a strong local community and particular appeal for buyers looking to downsize into bungalow living. The area is practical for everyday life, with a GP surgery, primary school and fire station all close by, while the local precinct includes a Post Office, Tesco Express, Greggs and a selection of other shops. Lidl is also nearby for the larger weekly shop. Morecambe Football Club and Regent Park are both within easy reach, while good road and bus connections make travelling into central Morecambe, Lancaster and surrounding areas straightforward. Wide residential streets and a settled neighbourhood feel help make Westgate a popular choice for those wanting convenience without being right in the centre of town.
The Property
If you are looking for a bungalow you can gradually make your own, 47 Wentworth Crescent offers a bright, well-proportioned starting point in a quiet Westgate setting. This two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow has generous room sizes, useful storage and scope for updating, making it particularly appealing to downsizers or buyers keen to put their own stamp on a home.
The accommodation is arranged entirely on one level. A central hallway connects the rooms and includes an additional storage cupboard, something that immediately adds to the practicality of the layout.
The living room is a particularly good size, measuring over 17ft in length, with a broad front window bringing in plenty of natural light. There is ample space here for both larger seating and occasional furniture, making it a comfortable room for everyday living and visiting family.
The kitchen sits towards the rear and has a slightly L-shaped arrangement of units. It is functional as it stands, although buyers may see this as an opportunity to introduce a more contemporary kitchen over time. From here, a door leads into an older timber-framed lean-to conservatory. This is likely to require replacement or significant improvement, but it also presents an interesting opportunity to rethink the connection between the house and garden.
There are two bedrooms. The main bedroom is a generous double with built-in wardrobes providing excellent storage, while the second bedroom would work well as a guest room, home office or hobby space. A three-piece bathroom completes the internal layout and is finished with tiled walls.
Outside, a driveway runs alongside the property from front to rear and leads to an older detached garage. The back garden is private, with lawn and paved areas, offering enough space to create a low-maintenance garden or a more colourful outdoor retreat.
The property would benefit from redecoration and modernisation, but the fundamentals are strong: good room sizes, plenty of storage, a bright interior and a quiet position. There is also a large loft, and subject to the usual permissions and professional advice, buyers may wish to explore the potential for conversion to create additional accommodation in future.
Material Information
Semi-detached two-bedroom bungalow
Approximate internal floor area of 670 sq ft / 62.3 sq m
Gas central heating
Double glazed windows
Driveway providing off-road parking and access to the rear
Detached garage and private rear garden
Large loft offering further potential, subject to the necessary permissions and professional advice
EPC Rating: D
South facing garden
Quiet residential street
