Ryelands House, Owen Road, Lancaster, Lancashire

The property is a significant and attractive Grade II listed building, constructed from cut stone beneath traditional slate roofs, incorporating many period features. It is understood to have been built in the early 1800s, with additions in the late 1800s. The premises have served various historic uses, most recently as a medical facility occupied by the NHS as clinic space and office accomodation.

The property is arranged over ground, first, and second floors, in addition to a basement. It provides a mix of open-plan and cellular rooms, including a large hall and entrance-way, as well as kitchens and WCs. The building also includes a residential flat and a tower.

Externally, while there appears to be no formal allocation of parking, there seem to be some parking arrangements available directly outside the premises, as well as potential shared use of nearby parking areas, including those associated with the adjacent nursery and the wider Ryelands Park area.