• Freehold Property +
• A well-located two-bedroom terrace in popular West Lancaster +
• Two reception rooms offering flexible living and dining space +
• Bay-fronted lounge with excellent natural light +
• Practical kitchen layout with direct access to the rear yard +
• High ceilings and period details in the main bedroom +
• Enclosed rear yard with useful outbuilding and rear access +
• Walkable access to the city centre, canal and local amenities +

Location Sibsey Street sits just off the heart of West Lancaster, an area long favoured by first-time buyers, professionals and investors for its walkable convenience and strong sense of neighbourhood. From here, the city centre is within easy reach on foot or by bike, making it simple to dip into Lancaster’s cafés, independent shops and cultural spots, while the nearby bus routes offer straightforward connections further afield. The area has a lived-in, residential feel, with a mix of long-term owners and renters giving the street a settled, familiar atmosphere. Day-to-day life works particularly well here. Local convenience stores, takeaways and everyday amenities are close at hand, while Williamson Park and the Lancaster Canal are both within comfortable walking distance for fresh air and weekend downtime. For those commuting, Lancaster train station and the M6 are both easily accessible, making this a practical base whether you’re heading into the city or further afield. It’s a location that balances accessibility with a quieter residential setting. The Property Stepping through the front door, you’re welcomed into a practical entrance area that works well as a porch, complete with a built-in doormat set neatly into the tiled floor. There is space here for coats and shoes, along with a small cupboard housing the meter. From here, the lounge opens up as a generous front reception room, with a bay window bringing in plenty of natural light and looking out over the foregarden. The proportions of the room are a real plus, offering flexibility for furniture layout, this space has the potential to feel warm and inviting once refreshed. To the rear of the ground floor is a well-sized dining room, a space that naturally lends itself to everyday living and entertaining. The area beneath the stairs has been opened up to create a useful nook, ideal for a small desk or home-working setup. Original floorboards are exposed in parts, adding character, while a large storage cupboard provides plumbing for both a washing machine and dryer. The kitchen adjoins the dining room and, while compact, is sensibly arranged with shaker-style units, beech-effect worktops, a gas hob, integrated oven and stainless-steel sink. A door leads directly out to the rear yard, making this a practical layout for day-to-day use. Upstairs, the main bedroom sits to the front of the house and benefits from high ceilings, picture rails, hardwood flooring and a built-in cupboard, creating a calm and well-proportioned main sleeping space. The second bedroom is a comfortable single, also with built-in storage, making it ideal as a guest room, nursery or home office. The bathroom completes the first floor and includes a bath with shower over, pedestal basin and WC. Outside, the rear yard is a good size and offers a mix of gravelled areas and planted borders, along with a rear gate providing access back onto the street. An outbuilding houses the modern consumer unit and a modern Ideal combination boiler.