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"SUBSTANTIAL PERIOD PROPERTY....RETAINING MANY ORIGINAL FEATURES....GLORIOUS SEA VIEWS....TERRACE WITH A GARDEN & A GARAGE....This 4 bedroomed property with it's high ceilings and original features including fireplaces truely is a character property. What we really like about this property is it's location, it is situated on a quiet street close to the sea front in Bare and it also enjoys views towards Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland Fells. MUST BE VIEWED!!!

ENTRANCE Entrance to the property is through a wooden panelled door with top light above. This leads into the entrance vestibule. VESTIBULE The vestibule retains the original mosaic tiles to the floor, dado rails and picture rails to the walls and the original cornicing. From the vestibule a further wooden panelled door with inset glazed and leaded panel, matching lights to either side and top light above leads through to the main hallway. HALLWAY The hallway benefits from having stripped floorboards to the floor and there is a gas central heating radiator. It retains the original cornicing to the ceiling, corbel stones and picture rails. From the hallway stairs lead up to the first floor and original pine panelled doors allow access to the ground floor rooms. To the rear portion of the hallway is the original panelling which is painted below the staircase and there is a second gas central heating radiator. The electrical consumer unit for the home is located on the wall. From here an original high panelled door allows access to the cellar and a pine panelled door with inset glazed stained and leaded panels allows access to the rear. Finally from the hallway wooden panelled doors allow access to the ground floor rooms. LOUNGE 5.44m(17'10'') x 4.11m(13'6'') The lounge sees the continuation of the floorboards to the floor and once again benefits from retaining many original features including the cornicing to the ceiling and picture rails to the walls. There is a decorative ceiling rose and the room has the original deep skirting boards. There is also feature architraving to the wooden panelled door and natural light flows through two windows, the first of which is UPVC double glazed and looks out to the side of the property giving views over Morecambe Bay to the Lakeland Fells. The second window is a wooden framed single glazed bay window which retains the original panelling below and looks out over the property's well maintained front garden. The room is decorated in keeping with the style of the property and has a gas central heating radiator and a television point. There is an impressive focal point fire where the current owners have a feature stove. DINING ROOM 4.70m(15'5'') x 4.24m(13'11'') The dining room sees a continuation of the stripped floorboards and once again retains many original features and much of the original character of this period home. There is original cornicing to the ceiling, picture rails to the walls and deep skirting boards. Natural light flows through a single glazed wooden framed sash bay window located to the side of the property with the upper portion of which have single glazed stained and leaded patterned panels and looks out over the well maintained garden and once again gives views over the garden wall to Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland Fells. The room has an impressive focal point fire of an open fireplace with cast iron fire, marble hearth and a stripped wooden surround. To one chimney breast alcove is the original cupboard accessed through pine panelled doors and is shelved for storage. The upper cupboards have glazed fronts and there is a gas central heating radiator. KITCHEN DINER 4.11m(13'6'') x 4.01m(13'2'') This impressive kitchen diner benefits from retaining the original quarry tiles to the floor. There is a focal point of an open fireplace and the room has recessed spotlights to the ceiling. The kitchen comprises of a range of base and wall mounted units finished with wooden panelled doors which have complementing handles. The base units support a wood block effect worksurface inset into which is a one and a half bowl sink and drainer unit with a traditionally styled monotap fitting. The current owners have a double sized oven for which there is ample space and there is also space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine and other appliances. The room has a gas central heating radiator and to one chimney breast alcove are storage cupboards accessed through pine panelled doors. Natural light flows through two UPVC double glazed windows, one located to the side of the property and giving views over Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland Fells and one located to the rear. CELLAR ROOM ONE 5.33m(17'6'') x 4.06m(13'4'') A flight of stone steps lead down to the property's cellar which is divided into three spaces with the full length of the cellar measuring approx 35'10 x 5'3. Cellar room one is located to the front of the property and the gas and electrical meters are wall mounted and natural light flows through a wooden framed single glazed sash style window. There is both light and power and the area is currently used for household storage. CELLAR ROOM TWO 4.62m(15'2'') x 4.01m(13'2'') Once again this room is used for household storage and natural light flows through a wooden framed single glazed sash style window located to the side of the property. CELLAR ROOM THREE The remainder of the cellar offers a rear cellar room and storage. FIRST FLOOR To the side of the stairs is the original newell post, bannister and turn spindles these continue on the landing forming the balustrade. At half landing height is an impressive wooden framed single glazed stained and leaded sash style window which looks out to the rear of the property. Also at half landing height there is space for furniture and a traditionally style gas central heating radiator is wall mounted here. From this first half landing are two painted wooden panelled doors, one allowing access to a shower room and one to a bathroom. From the main part of the landing there are two original pine panelled doors which allow access to two bedrooms and stairs lead to the second floor. SHOWER ROOM 2.08m(6'10'') x 2.01m(6'7'') The shower room houses a two piece suite, this in turn being a low flush WC and a corner shower cubicle housing an electric shower. The walls of the room are fully tiled to ceiling height. Natural light flows through two UPVC double glazed windows with patterned glass, one located to the side and one to the rear. There is also a wall mounted towel rail. BATHROOM 4.14m(13'7'') x 2.92m(9'7'') The bathroom comprises of a traditionally styled three piece suite, this in turn being a low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin and a freestanding claw footed roll top bath with traditional fittings. Natural light flows through two UPVC double glazed windows with patterned glass, one located to the side and one to the rear. The room has stripped floorboards and a traditionally styled gas central heating radiator. The gas combination boiler for the home is housed in a built in cupboard. BEDROOM ONE 5.89m(19'4'') x 5.44m(17'10'') This generously proportioned master bedroom retains many original features including picture rails to the walls, cornicing to the ceiling and three decorative ceiling roses. Natural light flows through two wooden framed single glazed windows with the bay style window retaining the original panelling below and allows views over Morecambe Bay towards the Lakeland Fells. There is a traditionally styled gas central heating radiator and a further electrical consumer unit. The decoration is to a high standard and is in keeping with the character of the home. BEDROOM THREE 4.24m(13'11'') x 3.99m(13'1'') There are stripped floorboards to the floor and natural light flows through a UPVC double glazed window located to the side of the property. There are open views framed by two cherry trees to Morecambe Bay towards the Lakeland Fells beyond. The room has a focal point of a traditionally styled cast iron open fireplace with tiled hearth. To one side of the chimney breast alcove is a built in cupboard accessed through the original pine panelled doors. There is a traditionally styled gas central heating radiator. Once again the room retains many original features including deep skirting boards, picture rails to the walls and decorative ceiling rose. SECOND FLOOR To the side of the stairs is the original newell post, bannister and turn spindles these continue on the landing forming the balustrade. At half landing height there are two wooden panelled doors, the first of which is a storage cupboard and the second to a storage room which measures approx 13'3 x 11'0. There are stripped floorboards to the floor and natural light flows through a UPVC double glazed window located to the side with further natural light flowing through a double glazed patterned skylight. There is also another wall mounted electrical consumer unit. On the landing itself natural light flows through a UPVC double glazed skylight and a further pine panelled door allows access to another storage cupboard with a further two pine panelled doors allowing access to the bedrooms. BEDROOM TWO 5.92m(19'5'') x 4.52m(14'10'') With stripped floorboards this second bedroom has a gas central heating radiator and natural light flows through five windows, the first of which is UPVC double glazed and is located to the side of the property allowing fantastic views over Morecambe Bay to the Lakeland Fells. the second main window is wooden framed and single glazed and is located to the front of the property and a further three wooden framed single glazed triangular windows, one of which allows further lakeland views. An exposed beam adds character to the room. BEDROOM FOUR 4.24m(13'11'') x 4.01m(13'2'') Neutrally decorated bedroom four has stripped floorboards. There is a gas central heating radiator and natural light flows through a UPVC double glazed window which is located to the side of the property giving impressive views over Morecambe Bay to the Lakeland Fells. OUTSIDE - FRONT To the front is a well maintained forecourt garden. Stone steps lead up to the covered front door and boundaries are formed by dwarf walls. OUTSIDE - SIDE To the side of the property is a garden with flower beds and cherry trees and boundaries are formed by a stone wall. OUTSIDE - REAR At the rear is a garden with space for sitting out and enjoying the sun. There is off road parking and boundaries are formed by stone walls, the rear portion of which is rendered and double gates give access for vehicles. DETACHED GARAGE 5.59m(18'4'') x 3.40m(11'2'') The garage is access via pedestrians by a panelled door to the side and natural light flows through a wooden framed single glazed window to the side and also through two further skylights. There is both light and power and a further wooden door allows access to an outside WC. These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firms employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property.
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