Ainslie Street, Ulverston

A beautiful and stylish mid-terraced property built in the early 1800s and is known to be an ex ship captains house and the first to be built on the street. Situated just a short walk away from the town centre. This would make a wonderful family home being close to schools, cafes, restaurants and Ford Park. The property benefits from deceptively spacious accommodation over three floors, complemented with gas central heating, double glazing and an enclosed rear courtyard. Internal viewing is advised.

DIRECTIONS Leaving our offices in County Square, proceed to the traffic lights and bear left into County Road. Continue to the Tank Square roundabout and take the first exit into Brewery Street. Take the first right-hand turn into Hart Street and follow the road along, before taking the second right-hand turn into Ainslie Street. Number 7 is situated on the left-hand side.

LOCATION Situated to the edge of Ulverston's town centre, Ainslie Street is perfectly placed for easy access on foot to the Market Place and surrounding amenities. The main town centre with its historic cobbled Market Street, offers a range of boutique-style shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. The town centre is also home to The Roxy Cinema, Laurel and Hardy Museum and Coronation Hall, which hosts events and shows. The town has several primary schools, a popular secondary school with a sixth form college, a leisure centre, regular bus services and a railway station with direct links to Manchester Airport. The boundary of the spectacular Lake District National Park is a 10 minute drive away, whilst junction 36 of the M6 motorway can be reached within 30 minutes.

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DESCRIPTION

7 Ainslie Street is a deceptively spacious mid-terraced property, which provides beautiful and stylishly presented accommodation over three floors. Complemented with an enclosed courtyard, this property must be viewed to be appreciated. The property is approached via on road parking, and pedestrian access leads to the front door. The front door opens into an inviting entrance hallway laid with original Victorian tiles and decretive corbels. The open plan living space offers a lounge area to the front of the property which has a modern electric fire built in and shelved alcoves either side, and dining are to the rear which opens out onto the enclosed yard. A door from the dining room opens into the kitchen. The kitchen is stylishly fitted with a range of soft-close, Cream gloss storage units and ample worktop. The kitchen consists of double oven, hob, extractor, integrated fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. An external door provides access onto the enclosed yard.

Stairs from the hallway ascend to the first floor split landing, leading to two bedrooms and a bathroom. The master bedroom is a fantastic sized double, which extends the full width across the front of the property. The second bedroom is a large double with ample space around for bedroom furniture. The bathroom is fitted with a stylish three-piece suite, comprising a bath with wall-mounted mixer shower, WC and hand basin. A cupboard within the room houses the boiler. Stairs continue up to the second floor, where there are two further bedrooms. The third bedroom is another large double, which extends the full width across the front of the property, allowing ample space for a range of bedroom furniture. The fourth bedroom has picture perfect views of Hoad Monument. The second floor has the advantage of a modern shower room with W/C and basin. All four bedrooms have beautifully restored original fireplaces.  Also on the landing there is a built-in storage cupboard with a loft hatch.

The property has kept most of its original features from the tiles in the entrance hall, doors throughout and even the staircase.

Outside, to the rear of the property, there is an enclosed courtyard with gated access onto the rear service lane. 

Tenure

Freehold.

Services

Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage.