7 Bedroom Detached House, Balmoral Road, Morecambe, LA3

The large, solid, panelled front door welcomes you to the front vestibule with ornate stained glass top and side lights. From here double doors invite you into the main hallway where high ceilings, detailed coving, Lincrusta, beautiful panelling and a stunning staircase create an impressive first impression. This is a house of distinction where an enduring history is complemented by Farrow & Ball colours and superb original features. In the bay fronted living room dual aspect windows make for a light, bright room. The central focal point is the ornately carved fireplace which retains it's original makers plate - "Zoco Ciovanni, Genoa 1898". This is mirrored by the detailed architrave to the panelled door.

Across the hallway is the sitting room. Again this room is bay fronted making it light and bright. The dining room is large and generous. A tall south facing bay window is complemented by elegant décor enhancing the original details such as ceiling cornice, dado rail and picture rail. There are original built in cupboards to the alcove. A fourth reception room can be found to the rear. This is also a generous room and makes a great study. The kitchen features stylish décor with blue grey cabinets complemented by black T-bar handles and grey flooring. A dark granite effect worktop completes the look and there is space for large range style cooker.

The house, whilst large, is well appointed with a bathroom on each floor. On the ground floor a four piece bathroom incorporates a corner jacuzzi style bath, corner shower enclosure, low flush WC and wash basin. The central staircase sweeps up to the upper floors. On the half landing there is access to two rooms which form a superb guest suite with double bedroom and large elegant, dual aspect dressing room/ study. On the first floor you will find two generous, bay fronted bedrooms to the front. Both of these bedrooms have built in wardrobes. There are a further two double bedrooms, a bathroom with over bath shower and separate WC. Finally, a single bedroom sits to the front and centre. To one side of the landing stairs lead up to the top floor where the original housekeepers accommodation offers a suite of rooms incorporating a bedroom, dressing room/study and bathroom with three piece bathroom suite and over bath shower.

At the rear of the property the original Coach House has been beautifully and extensively modernised. It has been re-constructed using reclaimed York stone and original Welsh slate roof. It is run by the current vendors as holiday let accommodation with superb guest ratings on both Airbnb and Booking.com. The Coach House has a 75% occupancy averaging £125 a night and a handover can be arranged by negotiation should the next owner wish to continue. On the ground floor the Coach House has two solid wooden front doors. A door opens from the hallway to the ground floor accommodation and stairs lead up to the first floor. To the side of the stairs a large feature window makes stunning architectural feature.

On the ground floor open plan living features exquisite design and offers a sitting area, dining area and integrated kitchen. Modern Herringbone, oak effect flooring complements perfectly with striking décor. The heating is zoned for enhanced efficiency. There is under floor heating to the ground floor and two shower rooms in the annex, one to the ground floor and one to the first floor. Both shower rooms are beautifully finished with elegant fittings and tiling. On the first floor of the annex the elegant finish continues. Exposed trusses add to the character. In addition to the shower room there is generous bedroom space, seating space and a solid wood kitchenette with Belfast style sink.