House For Sale £280,000
Lightburn Road, Ulverston

An opportunity to place your stamp on a Victorian terrace town house, with four-bedrooms and accommodation spread over three floors. The property has been in the same ownership for over forty years and ready now for updating into a modern, spacious home.

Accommodation comprises of entrance hall, living room, dining room, and kitchen, then on the first floor there are two double bedrooms, a bathroom and a dressing room, whilst to the second floor you will find two further double bedrooms.

In addition there is a basement and a garage to the rear of the property, both of which offer scope for further development. The property is double glazed and part centrally heated.

Located just a two minute walk from the centre of the pretty market town of Ulverston with its many shops, bars and restaurants. The town is served by many schools including UVHS Secondary and the Sir John Barrow Junior School is just down the bottom of the road. The A590 connects Ulverston with the M6 and the southern tip of the Lake District National Park is just a ten minute drive away. Ulverston is also served by a railway station connecting with West Coast main line at Lancaster.

Vestibule - Yu enter the property up three-stone steps and into a small vestibule with an internal glass door leading to the hallway.

Hallway - Providing access to the living room, kitchen, and access to the stairs leading to the first floor.

Living Room / Dining Room - The living room has been knocked through into the dining room at some point in the past, but could easily be put back to two rooms if preferred. There is a large double glazed bay window to the front elevation and a window to the rear.

Kitchen - Ready for a kitchen refurbishment as part of a renovation, but there are range of units at base and wall level, an electric cooker, a 4-ring gas hob, a double counter sunk sink, and plumbing for a washing machine, a built in fridge and space for freezer under the counter tops. Potential to enlarge by extending to the rear into the current garage area (subject to planning permission).

First Foor - Accessed via the stairs leading from the hallway and with a split landing, leading to the bathroom and dressing room to the rear, and forwards to the first two bedrooms.

Bedroom One - A good sized double room with lots of natural light from the two windows to the front elevation.

Bedroom Two - Another double room, with a window to the rear elevation.

Bathroom - Again ready for an upgrade, but comprising of a corner bath, WC, and a pedestal wash-hand basin.

Dressing Room - With wardrobe space and housing the gas-fired boiler.

Second Floor - Accessed from the stair leading from the first floor landing and with a useful storage cupboard.

Bedroom Three - Smallest of the bedrooms but still able to take a double bed and with a sky-light window.

Bedroom Four - Double room with a window looking out to the front elevation.

Basement - Storage only, not tanked.

Outside - There is a forecourt to the front planted with shrubs and trees, while to the rear there is yard.

Garage - Brick built garage with slate roof, in need of some renovation.