£275,000 /Sale price

A charming period cottage in the ever popular village of Wray, deep in the heart of the picturesque Lune Valley. Tucked in a quiet courtyard just off the Main Street in the village, Holme View Cottage provides space and plenty of character and whilst requiring some TLC offers a great blank canvas for those looking to live in this fabulous location. With three bedrooms and spacious downstairs accommodation including a lounge with feature wood burner and a large dining room, we really think it holds great appeal for a range of different aspiring homeowners. Read on for more information...!The Accommodation - The main access to the property is gained though the welcoming fitted kitchen, and that benefits from an adjacent large utility room on your immediate right. The ground floor is completed by a well proportioned lounge that includes feature fireplace and wood burner and a large dining room that benefits from patio doors, leading directly onto an additional patio area. Upstairs there are three well proportioned bedrooms and a fitted shower room / bathroom. The accommodation is well proportioned, whilst some works are needed this is mainly concerned with the decor that provides an ideal canvas for someone to place their own personal touches,Let's Step Outside - Access to the property is via a long driveway that provides parking for three vehicles. whilst the property doesn't have a garden area as such, the driveway contains substantial borders. The main entrance is adjacent to a secluded patio area that leads to a 15ft approx square enclosed storage area to the rear.The Location - Wray is synonymous with the annual scarecrow festival which brings a large number of visitors to this quaint and beautiful village. It sits within 15 minutes of M6 junction 34, 2 miles of the train station at Wennington and around 45 minutes to the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the beautiful Trough of Bowland. Deep within the always popular Lune Valley the location has a good village primary school as well as being within the catchment for a number of popular secondary schools. There are many superb village amenities which include a pub, a tea room/garden centre, a village shop, a post office and many picturesque country walks and cycle routes (as well as a large playing field and children's play area).Services - The property is serviced by gas, electricity and has mains water and drainage. B4RN super fast broadband is also available.Tenure - The property is Freehold with title number LAN36623. The covered storage area to the rear is LAN36824.Council Tax - The property is Band C via Lancaster City Council.Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Houseclub Estate Agency.Energy Performance Certificate - To be available online - contact our office if any further details are required.