The Location

Maple Avenue sits within a well-established residential pocket of Heysham, a setting that has long appealed to families and buyers looking for a steady, community-led neighbourhood. It’s a position that feels tucked away from through traffic, yet remains well connected to everyday essentials. Local shops, takeaways and supermarkets are all within easy reach, while regular bus routes run nearby, making travel into Morecambe and Lancaster straightforward. For those commuting, the Bay Gateway provides quick access towards the M6, keeping the wider area within comfortable reach.

What makes this location particularly appealing is its proximity to the coast. Heysham’s seafront, village and headland are all close by, offering open views across the bay and well-used walking routes. There are local schools within easy distance, along with parks and green spaces, making it a practical choice for families. It’s a location that balances day-to-day convenience with access to the outdoors, creating a lifestyle that feels both settled and easy to enjoy.

The Property

This is a home that has clearly been cared for over time, with thoughtful updates that make everyday living feel easy. Step inside and the living room immediately stands out, with its high ceiling, large window and log-burning stove creating a warm, comfortable space to settle into. It’s a room that feels both bright during the day and cosy in the evenings, offering a strong main reception space at the front of the home.

To the rear, the layout opens into a modern kitchen diner that has been redesigned to improve both flow and usability. The kitchen itself is well finished, with plenty of worktop space and a layout that works equally well for cooking or gathering around the table. From here, doors lead through to the sunroom, a versatile additional living space that connects the house to the garden and offers a spot to sit and unwind through the seasons. A useful downstairs WC, enhancing the practicality of the ground floor.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, the main bedroom that has been recently refreshed with a new ceiling and updated décor, giving it a more contemporary feel. The remaining bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. The bathroom has a more traditional style but remains fully functional and well maintained, with a bath, shower glass screen, and bath panels replaced approximately eight years ago.

Outside, the rear garden is a real feature of the home. It has been significantly improved in recent years, with Indian stone paving, a dedicated seating area and a fire pit creating a space that’s designed to be used. The garden extends to the rear boundary, where planting softens the space, while a shed provides useful storage. It’s a garden that offers both space and structure, making it easy to enjoy throughout the year.

Key Information

• Council Tax Band: A

• Tenure: Freehold

• Double glazed throughout

• Gas central heating

• Modern kitchen diner installed (approx. 4 years ago)

• Downstairs WC added during ownership

• Garden landscaped with Indian stone, fire pit and shed (approx. 4 years ago)

Key Features

• A living room that feels both bright and comfortable, centred around a log-burning stove

• A sociable kitchen diner designed for both everyday use and hosting

• Sunroom offering an extra place to relax with views into the garden

• A long rear garden that creates space to unwind, entertain and enjoy time outside

• Recently updated main bedroom with a calm, contemporary feel

• A home that has been well maintained, allowing a buyer to move in and settle quickly

• Flexible bedrooms suited to family life, guests or working from home

• A location that combines coastal access with everyday convenience