4 Bedroom Barn Conversion

The Location

Leach House Lane offers a quieter way of life, tucked among converted farm buildings between Galgate and Lancaster, with open countryside close at hand. Galgate provides useful everyday amenities, including a village shop, primary school, places to eat and regular bus services, while Lancaster University is only a short journey away. Lancaster city centre, its railway station and wider choice of shops and restaurants are also easily reached. For commuters, Junction 33 of the M6 provides convenient connections north and south. This semi-rural setting is likely to appeal to families, university professionals and anyone wanting more space and greenery without feeling cut off from city life.

The Property

A home with genuine character and room for family life, 8 Leach House Lane is a beautifully presented four-bedroom barn conversion with generous living spaces, extensive gardens and parking for several cars.

Converted approximately 25 years ago, the house opens into an impressive hallway where terracotta floor tiles immediately hint at its agricultural past. A ground-floor cloakroom adds everyday practicality, while a useful store offers the potential to create a dedicated utility room.

Steps lead down into the lounge, a warm and comfortable room with solid oak flooring, a large picture window and a substantial wood-burning stove. French doors connect the room to the garden, allowing family life to move easily outdoors in warmer weather. Across the hall, glazed double doors open into the dining room, which flows naturally into the kitchen. Well equipped with integrated NEFF appliances, an induction hob and plentiful storage, this sociable arrangement works equally well for weekday meals and evenings spent with friends.

Upstairs, all four bedrooms are doubles, giving families the flexibility to create guest accommodation, a home office or space for older children. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms share a family bathroom with a bath and overhead shower.

Outside, a secluded patio beneath a covered lean-to creates a sheltered place to sit throughout the seasons, complete with an outdoor wood-burning stove. Gated access leads into the substantial separate garden, where an apple tree, white willow, vegetable patch and established greenery create room to grow, play and unwind. A stone store, powered garage and ample off-road parking complete this distinctive home. Property listing

Extra Useful Information

• Tenure: leasehold with a 1/9 share of the freehold

• Service charge: £900 per annum

• Council Tax: Lancaster City Council, Band F

• EPC rating: C

• Heating: LPG Worcester combination boiler, still under warranty

• Double glazing, off-road parking for several vehicles and a garage with power and lighting