3 Bedroom Mid-Terraced House, Kirkes Road, Lancaster, LA1

Location

Kirkes Road occupies one of east Lancaster’s most distinctive residential settings, where handsome period homes sit within easy reach of the city’s cultural and green spaces. Lancaster Cathedral is close by, while Williamson Park offers woodland walks, open lawns and the iconic Ashton Memorial. The city centre is within comfortable walking distance, placing independent shops, cafés, restaurants and the railway station close at hand. Lancaster Royal Grammar School and the University of Cumbria are also just a short walk away. This combination of architecture, greenery and city convenience makes the area particularly appealing to professionals, academics and those seeking a characterful home in a well-connected location.

Property Overview

Period character, confident interiors and a remarkable cathedral outlook give 61 Kirkes Road an identity all of its own. Set behind a small forecourt garden, this stone-built, bay-fronted terrace makes an immediate impression, and the personality continues throughout the home.

Step inside and the entrance hallway creates a welcoming sense of arrival. To the right, the living room pairs elegant original features with a rich, contemporary colour palette. High ceilings, cornicing and picture rails reflect the home’s period heritage, while the cast-iron fireplace provides a strong focal point. It is a room that feels equally suited to quiet evenings and relaxed time with friends.

The kitchen has a bespoke, handcrafted feel, with freestanding Shaker-style cabinetry in deep green complemented by solid wooden work surfaces. Matching units continue into the adjoining utility room, providing practical storage without compromising the home’s individual style. Steps from the kitchen lead down into a generous cellar with excellent head height, offering valuable storage and further possibilities, subject to any necessary consents.

The first floor offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms. The generous front bedroom features a cast-iron fireplace, while the recently decorated rear bedroom enjoys an attractive outlook across the courtyard towards Christ Church. From the top floor, the elevated position provides far-reaching views across Morecambe Bay towards the Lake District.

A permanent staircase, understood to have formed part of the house since it was built, rises to the attic room. Currently arranged as a further double sleeping space, it leads through to a bathroom fitted with a white three-piece suite and shower over the bath.

Outside, the enclosed walled courtyard offers something refreshingly different. Its bold, street-art-inspired design creates a private outdoor setting with an urban edge—an expressive finishing touch to a home that is creative, memorable and full of personality.

Material Information

• Stone-built, bay-fronted mid-terrace property

• Two first-floor double bedrooms

• Additional attic room reached by a permanent staircase

• Gas central heating installed

• Fully double glazed

• Gas meter located in the cellar; electricity meters located in the outhouse

• This home is council tax band A