Sunny Nook, Duck Street, Hornby Road, Wray, Lancaster, LA2

Step inside to discover a generous living room, where a welcoming fireplace forms the natural heart of the home—perfect for cosy evenings or gathering with friends. The kitchen is both functional and inviting, offering everything you need for everyday life while retaining a cottage feel.

Upstairs, you’ll find two light-filled bedrooms, one enhanced with fitted storage, along with a stylish modern shower room. Every space has been thoughtfully designed to balance character and practicality, making this a home that works as beautifully as it feels. There is also a very handy office space within the loft area. 

Outside, the garden—just a short step away from the house—basks in sunshine, a real retreat for long summer days. Low maintenance and thoughtfully landscaped, it comes complete with a fabulous summer house, offering space to relax, work, or entertain. A portion of outbuilding adds handy extra storage, making life here both simple and enjoyable.

Wray itself is a village of rare charm, surrounded by rolling countryside and alive with community spirit, from riverside walks to its famous Scarecrow Festival. Sunny Nook is more than a house—it’s a lifestyle, offering peace, warmth, and the chance to become part of one of Lancashire’s most welcoming villages.

Wray, in the Lune Valley near Lancaster, is a picturesque village that combines history, community spirit, and beautiful surroundings, making it a lovely place to live. Set within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers stunning countryside, riverside walks, and star-filled skies, while its conservation area preserves the charm of stone cottages, listed buildings, and the Gothic Revival Holy Trinity Church. The village is famous for its annual Scarecrow Festival, which brings residents and visitors together in a vibrant celebration of creativity and tradition, reflecting the strong community spirit. Despite its small size, Wray has excellent amenities—including a shop and post office, pubs, tearooms, a garden centre, and even fibre-to-the-home broadband—providing convenience alongside rural tranquility. With its rich heritage, friendly atmosphere, and peaceful lifestyle, Wray offers a unique blend of old-world character and modern connectivity that makes it one of the most desirable villages in the Lancaster district.