Station House, 66 Bare Lane, Morecambe, LA4 6LL

DESCRIPTION

This historic building is located in Bare village, Morecambe and is the original village railway station. The property currently still forms part of and adjoins the station complex which was originally built in 1864 by the London and North Western Railway. Internally, the building would have accommodated a ticket office and waiting room and has been converted into this attractive family home.

The accommodation now comprises entrance porch leading to a reception room currently used as a dining room, a further two reception rooms, one with double doors leading to the garden as well as kitchen, utility room, store room and ground floor shower room. The first floor has three good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Externally there are generous garden areas to two sides and paved patio areas, two driveways and a tradition railway built brick outbuilding with electricity.

This property provides a beautiful family home, full of character, a good plot and access to the nearby shops in Bare village on Princes Crescent. The location has a great range of amenities which include schools, Morecambe golf club and Happy Mount Park. There are road links and regular bus services providing access to the town centre and Lancaster city.

Although the house would make a fantastic family home, it has huge potential for conversion to Air BnB style holiday cottage. Providing an attractive setting close to the village and ideal for rail visitors.

The location takes full advantage of the Bay Gateway link road which provides enhanced access to the Lake District, Kendal, Yorkshire Dales, Preston and central Lancashire.

The Morecambe area is currently under review for the potential construction of the Eden Project North which we believe will significantly enhance the popularity of the area and boost the local economy.