Wingate Saul Road sits in one of Lancaster’s most consistently popular city locations, prized for its balance of greenery and walkability. Just moments from the Fairfield Nature Reserve and neighbouring allotments, this is a setting where daily walks, weekend fresh air, and a sense of openness sit comfortably alongside city living. Lancaster train station and the city centre are both within easy walking distance, making this an ideal base for professionals or anyone commuting further afield.

The surrounding streets are well established and largely owner-occupied, creating a settled feel that appeals to buyers looking for longevity as well as convenience. Independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities are all close at hand, while the city’s historic core, cultural venues and restaurants are easily reached on foot. It’s a location that works effortlessly for modern life, offering green space without compromise.

From the street, the house immediately makes a strong impression, with a smart bay window, recently replaced roof and a neatly flagstoned foregarden setting the tone. Step inside and the care taken by the current owners is evident straight away. The ground floor flows well, with consistent décor and plush carpets that give the home a warm, settled feel.

The front lounge is a welcoming space, centred around a stone mantelpiece with a log-burning stove that naturally draws you in. Bespoke hardwood storage has been thoughtfully designed, including a concealed TV unit that keeps the room feeling calm and uncluttered. To the rear, the bespoke oak kitchen continues the sense of quality, with granite-effect worktops, integrated appliances and excellent use of space. Practical details have been carefully considered, with under-stairs plumbing allowing laundry appliances to be neatly tucked away, while the Valliant combination boiler and modern consumer unit are discreetly housed within the cabinetry.

Upstairs, the landing carries through the same considered finish, with dusky blue banisters adding character. The bathroom sits to the rear and features a three-piece suite with electric shower, finished in soft sage tones with hardwood detailing. The rear bedroom is a comfortable double, currently used as a home office, enjoying open views towards Lancaster Castle. To the front, the main bedroom spans the full width of the house, offering space for a king-size bed, built-in storage and two large windows overlooking the street. Outside, the rear yard is a practical extension of the home, with a solid storage shed ideal for bikes, a log store, outside sockets, an external tap and access to the rear ginnel.

Material Information

• Council Tax Band: A

• Tenure: Freehold

• Heating: Gas central heating via Valliant combination boiler

• Double glazing throughout

• Recently replaced roof

• Rear yard with ginnel access, external power and water supply

Key Features

• City living with green space just moments away

• Easy walk to Lancaster station and the city centre

• Front lounge designed for relaxed evenings around the log burner

• Bespoke kitchen with excellent storage and hidden practical features

• Flexible second bedroom ideal for home working or guests

• Private, low-maintenance rear yard with useful outbuildings

• A home that feels looked after, balanced , and ready to enjoy

Garden

Private, low-maintenance rear yard with useful outbuilding

Parking - Permit

There are 2 resident and 2 visitor permits available through the council.