Ribble House, Low Lane, Claughton, Lancaster, LA2

Tucked discreetly behind impressive electric gates and set upon a larger-than-average wrap-around plot, Ribble House is the kind of home that makes you exhale the moment you arrive. Spacious, thoughtfully updated, and utterly welcoming, this four-bedroom detached family residence is more than just a house—it’s a place where childhood memories will be made, friendships will flourish, and family life will find its perfect rhythm. From the very first glimpse, you can feel the care the current vendors have poured into this property. They’ve not simply maintained it—they’ve lovingly customised, refined and upgraded almost every inch, investing heavily in its comfort, efficiency, and modern appeal. And with solar panels helping to power day-to-day living, Ribble House is every bit as practical as it is beautiful.

Beyond the gates and through the driveway, the home stands elegantly—a creamy modern façade contrasted with a charming timber-framed porch. Step inside and the hall instantly sets the tone: warm wood floors underfoot, soft tones along the walls, and a staircase that leads the eye upward to where the family’s private spaces await. It’s the kind of entrance that makes you want to kick off your shoes and settle right in.

The kitchen and breakfast room is undoubtedly the beating heart of Ribble House. Renovated and designed with a modern family in mind, this space combines sleek styling with everyday usability. Pendant lights glow softly above the breakfast bar—perfect for weekend pancakes, post-school catch-ups, and the occasional impromptu dance-off (we won’t judge). The open layout flows effortlessly into the dining area and onwards to the conservatory, creating a sociable, interconnected living space. Whether you’re hosting Christmas dinner, supervising homework, or simply enjoying a quiet morning coffee while the sun filters in, this is a room that adapts to the family’s every mood. And yes—the pink velvet bar stools do make the room feel a little bit fabulous.

From the kitchen, wander through to the generous lounge, a beautiful room where a feature fireplace and French doors frame views of the expansive gardens. The room is airy yet cosy, bright yet intimate—a perfect setting for movie nights, long conversations, or, let’s be honest, collapsing on the sofa after finally getting everyone to bed. A second reception room downstairs provides outstanding flexibility. Currently used as a stylish home office/games room, it lends itself wonderfully to a snug, playroom, study, music room, or somewhere to hide the ever-growing Lego empire. The choice is yours (and your children’s negotiation skills). Across the hallway, you’ll also find a handy ground-floor shower room—a godsend for muddy children, muddy dogs and muddy grown-ups alike.

A ground-floor bedroom adds valuable flexibility to the layout—ideal as a guest room, teen retreat, or multigenerational living option. Meanwhile, the utility room keeps laundry, hobbies and family chaos neatly behind closed doors. Practical, discreet, and spacious.

Upstairs, the light continues across the landing to four beautifully presented rooms. The principal bedroom is an impressive space—serene, elegant, and finished with soft tones and peaceful views across the garden. It also has direct access to a dressing room, because some dreams really do come true!

Two further double bedrooms ensure the whole family has room to breathe, grow, and decorate (likely with posters that mysteriously leave marks you never quite manage to get rid of). The family bathroom completes the upper floor with style—contemporary, calming and designed with busy mornings in mind. No more queues if everyone wakes up on time… but that part is up to you.

The gardens at Ribble House are, quite simply, a joy. Wrapping around the property and bursting with potential, there is space here for children to play, adults to entertain, and four-legged family members to roam happily and safely. Summer barbecues, slip-and-slide madness, or quiet mornings listening to the birds—this outdoor space can handle it all. The large driveway provides ample parking, while the double garage, currently partitioned for extra storage or hobby space, is a treasure trove for cyclists, woodworkers, fitness enthusiasts or those who simply need a place to hide the things they don’t want guests (or spouses) to see.

Please feel free to contact the Caton office seven days a week for further information and to arrange appointments. 

General Information

EPC C
Council Tax F
B4RN Broadband Fitted
Mains Gas
Mains Water
Mains Sewerage
Solar Panels