3 Bedroom Detached House

About the Location

Waterside occupies an exceptional position on The Shore in Bolton-le-Sands, with uninterrupted views across Morecambe Bay forming part of everyday life. Coastal walks begin almost from the doorstep, while the Lancaster Canal towpath offers another scenic route through the village. Bolton-le-Sands is well suited to families, professionals and those seeking a quieter pace without feeling cut off. The village provides everyday shops, a primary school, library, community centre and places to eat and drink, with Carnforth and Lancaster both accessible for wider amenities and rail connections. Whether it is an early walk beside the bay, an evening watching the light change across the water or time spent exploring the surrounding countryside, this is a location where the outdoors becomes part of the daily routine. Local information

About the Property

Dating from circa 1687, this Grade II listed three-bedroom cottage brings together centuries of character, far-reaching sea views and a beautifully considered interior. Recently refurbished and presented to an impressive standard, it is a home shaped around its coastal setting, with dual-aspect rooms, exposed beams and two multi-fuel stoves adding warmth and personality.

The front door opens directly into the open-plan kitchen and dining room, where mullioned windows frame views across Morecambe Bay. A substantial stone fireplace with a multi-fuel stove creates a natural focal point, while the fitted kitchen combines crafted cabinetry with solid teak work surfaces. Integrated and freestanding appliances include an electric oven, Smeg hob, extractor and wine fridge, with plumbing provided for a dishwasher. Built-in seating, tiled flooring and useful understairs storage complete a room designed for relaxed meals, conversation and entertaining.

The adjoining lounge continues the sense of character. Dual-aspect windows bring in natural light and sea views, while a second stone fireplace and multi-fuel stove make this an inviting room throughout the seasons.

Upstairs are three bedrooms, each with its own individual outlook and exposed beams. The principal bedroom looks towards the sea and has the added benefit of a separate dressing room and en-suite shower room. Two further bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, which includes a bath with a recently installed Mira electric shower.

Outside, the lawned garden is bordered by established planting, with a decked patio and raised beds creating space to sit, dine and enjoy the surroundings. A stone-built outhouse provides laundry facilities and storage, while the garage and adjoining wood store add valuable practicality to this distinctive coastal home. Property source

Coastal walks and village life available from the doorstep

• Freehold property

• Grade II listed and believed to date from circa 1687

• Council Tax Band E

• Oil-fired central heating with Worcester boiler

• Double-glazed mullioned windows

• Loft boarded and insulated

• Both chimney flues have been renewed and certified