Low Mill, Caton, Lancaster, LA2

Step into the unparalleled charm of 36 Low Mill, a distinctive two-bedroom apartment nestled within the prestigious Grade II listed Low Mill. Originally constructed in the late 1700s and meticulously converted by John Collis in 1994, this exceptional residence is steeped in history while offering modern comforts. Set amidst six acres of beautifully maintained communal grounds, the property enjoys an elevated position overlooking the scenic River Lune, with the vibrant city of Lancaster just a stone's throw away.

Communal Area-Entrance - Upon entering Low Mill, one is greeted by impeccably manicured gardens and parking areas, adorned with secluded seating areas offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Inside the building, the high ceilings and original architectural elements evoke a sense of history, reminding us of the building's storied past. Each unit is owner-occupied, reflecting a shared commitment to maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness and management. Warm, well-kept corridors and a lift provide easy access to individual floors.

Perched on the second floor of this sympathetically restored former mill, this enchanting apartment showcases open-plan living, blending historic character with contemporary elegance. From exposed beams to the grand original mill window that floods the space with natural light, every corner exudes charm. The window offers mesmerising views across the lush countryside and towards the iconic peak of Ingleborough, creating a serene ambiance throughout.

Upon arrival, you are welcomed by a magnificent communal entrance hall that showcases the original features of this historic mill, including the impressive stone staircase spiraling through the tower. A lift and additional staircases offer convenient access to the second floor.

The expansive living and dining area offers versatile space for both relaxation and entertaining. A central marble fireplace creates a cozy focal point, while bespoke fitted shelving adds elegance and functionality.

Adjacent to the reception area, the bright and stylish kitchen is designed for both form and function, appliances are included in the sale and the Bosch hob plate is newly fitted - a fantastic addition! Fully glazed panels ensure the space is bathed in light, while a comprehensive range of cabinets and integrated appliances provides everything you need for culinary endeavours. The spacious master suite is a sanctuary of peace, complete with fitted wardrobes and stunning countryside views. This room offers a perfect retreat after a day exploring the surrounding beauty. Generously proportioned, the second bedroom enjoys lovely views and a wall of fitted wardrobes.

Viewings are strictly through Lune Valley Estates Caton office. Please contact us 7 days a week for further information and to arrange appointments.

Services

Heating: Economy 7 storage heaters
Service Charge: Approx. £2,836 annually (£1,418 twice yearly)
Tenure: Leasehold
Council Tax Band: C
B4RN Ultra Fast Broadband
Allocated Parking & Plenty Of Visitors Parking
Secure Cycle Shed
Circa 6 Acres Of Private And Manicured Gardens For Residents Use Only - There Is Also Private Access To The River Lune
**This Property Is Available To Purchase As A Rental**

Local Information

Location - Situated in the tranquil village of Caton, approximately 4 miles from Lancaster City, this community-centric locale offers a serene environment with an array of local amenities. From quaint shops to cozy pubs serving delectable fare, the village boasts a vibrant spirit. Highly-rated primary schools, regular bus services to town, and easy access to the M6 motorway make it an ideal location for commuters. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby walkways and cycle routes along the old railway line, perfect for leisurely strolls or invigorating rides.

Historical Information

Low Mill in Caton, Lancashire, England, is a historic building situated on the banks of the River Lune. Originally constructed in the 18th century, Low Mill served as a cotton spinning mill during the Industrial Revolution, contributing to the area's industrial growth and economic prosperity. The mill played a significant role in the textile industry of Lancashire, which was a hub for cotton manufacturing during the 18th and 19th centuries. The availability of water from the River Lune made it an ideal location for such industrial activities, as water power was commonly used to drive the machinery in mills during this period. Like many mills of its time, Low Mill underwent various changes and expansions over the years to keep up with advancements in technology and meet the increasing demand for cotton goods. It likely employed a significant portion of the local population, providing jobs and supporting the economy of the surrounding area. However, as the textile industry evolved and...

Disclaimer

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