£370,000
(£187/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleBarley Cop Lane, Lancaster LA1
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,981 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
A substantial freehold former vicarage with impressive frontage and a strong sense of history.
Around 2,058 sq. Ft. Of accommodation, giving families room to properly spread out.
Newly renovated kitchen with hardwood worktops, integrated appliances and breakfast bar seating.
Updated bathroom, downstairs shower room and fitted laundry room.
Flexible fifth bedroom/downstairs lounge arrangement with potential for semi-independent living.
Beautiful period proportions, including high ceilings, cornicing, feature fireplaces and polished floorboards.
Gated driveway, large garage and practical hardstanding area.
Wraparound garden with lawn, mature planting, seating space and outdoor kitchen area.
Barley Cop Lane, Lancaster, LA1 2NB
Location
Barley Cop Lane is a well-regarded residential address on the north side of Lancaster, known for its larger homes, mature plots and practical access across the district. It is a location that works especially well for families who want more space, both inside and out, without feeling cut off from daily life. Lancaster city centre, local shops, schools and regular transport links are all within easy reach, while the Bay Gateway gives swift access towards the M6, Morecambe and the surrounding coastline. Barleycop Woods is also nearby, offering a leafy place for dog walks, fresh air and weekend strolls. The area tends to attract family buyers, professional couples and those looking for a substantial home in an established residential setting.
The Property
This is a home with proper scale, presence and flexibility. A substantial detached former vicarage, it offers around 2,058 sq. Ft. Of accommodation, generous room proportions and a layout that can adapt to the way modern families live. The current owners have carried out extensive improvements, including brand new decoration throughout, a newly renovated kitchen, updated bathroom, new French doors to both the kitchen and dining room, a fitted laundry room, downstairs shower room and the creation of a downstairs lounge.
The ground floor is arranged with everyday family life in mind. The entrance hall gives a strong first impression, with high ceilings and period character setting the tone. To the front, the main living room is a superb space, with polished floorboards, deep cornicing, a feature fireplace and a bright, sociable layout with room to relax, gather and host. A further sitting room offers a quieter space, with soft green tones, tall ceilings and period-style features creating a more restful room for evenings in. This room is marked as a living room on the floor plan, but technically forms the fifth bedroom, giving buyers useful flexibility. Positioned close to the fitted laundry room and downstairs shower room, it could also suit guests, an older relative, a teenager, or those needing a more private work-from-home space.
The kitchen, newly renovated in November 2025, has been finished in a clean shaker style, with hardwood worktops, integrated dual ovens and microwave, and a six-burner gas hob cleverly set within the former fireplace recess. There is room for casual seating at the breakfast bar, while the new French doors open out towards the side driveway, making it practical for busy comings and goings. The dining room also benefits from new French doors, connecting the room beautifully with the garden and making it ideal for family meals, entertaining and summer evenings with the doors open.
Upstairs, the sense of space continues. The principal bedroom is a generous front-facing room with tall ceilings, period detailing, soft carpet and a feature fireplace. Further bedrooms are well presented and individually styled, with a mix of fitted storage, wood-effect flooring and calm decorative finishes. One of the bedrooms has a split-level arrangement, making it a flexible option for a child, teenager, guest room, dressing room or creative workspace. The landing itself feels bright and spacious, adding to the overall sense of breathing room. The family bathroom, renovated in July 2025, has been updated with a contemporary walk-in rainfall shower, bold blue metro tiling and patterned flooring.
Outside, the plot is a key part of the appeal. To the side, a gated driveway leads to the large garage and a generous hardstanding area, ideal for parking, storage, hobbies or practical family use. The garden wraps around the property, with lawn, seating areas, mature planting and established boundaries creating a good balance of privacy and usability. There is also a separate outdoor kitchen and barbecue area, giving the home another sociable space for warmer days and relaxed weekends.
Material Information
EPC Rating: D
Location
Barley Cop Lane is a well-regarded residential address on the north side of Lancaster, known for its larger homes, mature plots and practical access across the district. It is a location that works especially well for families who want more space, both inside and out, without feeling cut off from daily life. Lancaster city centre, local shops, schools and regular transport links are all within easy reach, while the Bay Gateway gives swift access towards the M6, Morecambe and the surrounding coastline. Barleycop Woods is also nearby, offering a leafy place for dog walks, fresh air and weekend strolls. The area tends to attract family buyers, professional couples and those looking for a substantial home in an established residential setting.
Garden
The gardens at Barley Cop Lane wrap around the property, giving the home a generous outdoor setting that feels practical, private and family-friendly. There is a good-sized lawn, mature trees and established boundaries, creating space for children to play, pets to roam or simply to enjoy the house from the outside. To the side, the gated driveway leads to a large garage and hardstanding area, offering plenty of useful space for parking, storage or hobbies. A separate outdoor kitchen and barbecue area adds a sociable touch, with room for relaxed summer meals, weekend entertaining and evenings outside. It is an outdoor space that works well for family life, while still offering plenty of scope for a buyer to shape it further.
Parking - Driveway
A gated driveway to the side provides excellent off-street parking, leading to a large garage and generous hardstanding area. This space is ideal for multiple vehicles, practical storage, bikes, outdoor equipment or hobbies, while keeping the main garden free for family use and entertaining.
Location
Barley Cop Lane is a well-regarded residential address on the north side of Lancaster, known for its larger homes, mature plots and practical access across the district. It is a location that works especially well for families who want more space, both inside and out, without feeling cut off from daily life. Lancaster city centre, local shops, schools and regular transport links are all within easy reach, while the Bay Gateway gives swift access towards the M6, Morecambe and the surrounding coastline. Barleycop Woods is also nearby, offering a leafy place for dog walks, fresh air and weekend strolls. The area tends to attract family buyers, professional couples and those looking for a substantial home in an established residential setting.
The Property
This is a home with proper scale, presence and flexibility. A substantial detached former vicarage, it offers around 2,058 sq. Ft. Of accommodation, generous room proportions and a layout that can adapt to the way modern families live. The current owners have carried out extensive improvements, including brand new decoration throughout, a newly renovated kitchen, updated bathroom, new French doors to both the kitchen and dining room, a fitted laundry room, downstairs shower room and the creation of a downstairs lounge.
The ground floor is arranged with everyday family life in mind. The entrance hall gives a strong first impression, with high ceilings and period character setting the tone. To the front, the main living room is a superb space, with polished floorboards, deep cornicing, a feature fireplace and a bright, sociable layout with room to relax, gather and host. A further sitting room offers a quieter space, with soft green tones, tall ceilings and period-style features creating a more restful room for evenings in. This room is marked as a living room on the floor plan, but technically forms the fifth bedroom, giving buyers useful flexibility. Positioned close to the fitted laundry room and downstairs shower room, it could also suit guests, an older relative, a teenager, or those needing a more private work-from-home space.
The kitchen, newly renovated in November 2025, has been finished in a clean shaker style, with hardwood worktops, integrated dual ovens and microwave, and a six-burner gas hob cleverly set within the former fireplace recess. There is room for casual seating at the breakfast bar, while the new French doors open out towards the side driveway, making it practical for busy comings and goings. The dining room also benefits from new French doors, connecting the room beautifully with the garden and making it ideal for family meals, entertaining and summer evenings with the doors open.
Upstairs, the sense of space continues. The principal bedroom is a generous front-facing room with tall ceilings, period detailing, soft carpet and a feature fireplace. Further bedrooms are well presented and individually styled, with a mix of fitted storage, wood-effect flooring and calm decorative finishes. One of the bedrooms has a split-level arrangement, making it a flexible option for a child, teenager, guest room, dressing room or creative workspace. The landing itself feels bright and spacious, adding to the overall sense of breathing room. The family bathroom, renovated in July 2025, has been updated with a contemporary walk-in rainfall shower, bold blue metro tiling and patterned flooring.
Outside, the plot is a key part of the appeal. To the side, a gated driveway leads to the large garage and a generous hardstanding area, ideal for parking, storage, hobbies or practical family use. The garden wraps around the property, with lawn, seating areas, mature planting and established boundaries creating a good balance of privacy and usability. There is also a separate outdoor kitchen and barbecue area, giving the home another sociable space for warmer days and relaxed weekends.
Material Information
Freehold property with council tax band E.
Substantial detached former vicarage/Manse with approximately 2,058 sq. Ft. Of accommodation, excluding balconies and terraces.
Kitchen newly renovated in November 2025, with new French doors added to both the kitchen and dining room.
Bathroom renovated in July 2025, with downstairs shower room fitted in 2026.
Vaillant combination boiler located within the garage, approximately 10 years old.
Brand new decoration throughout, fitted laundry room and downstairs lounge created by the current owners.
Flexible five-bedroom layout, with the current ground-floor fifth bedroom used as a lounge and offering potential for semi-independent living.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Barley Cop Lane is a well-regarded residential address on the north side of Lancaster, known for its larger homes, mature plots and practical access across the district. It is a location that works especially well for families who want more space, both inside and out, without feeling cut off from daily life. Lancaster city centre, local shops, schools and regular transport links are all within easy reach, while the Bay Gateway gives swift access towards the M6, Morecambe and the surrounding coastline. Barleycop Woods is also nearby, offering a leafy place for dog walks, fresh air and weekend strolls. The area tends to attract family buyers, professional couples and those looking for a substantial home in an established residential setting.
Garden
The gardens at Barley Cop Lane wrap around the property, giving the home a generous outdoor setting that feels practical, private and family-friendly. There is a good-sized lawn, mature trees and established boundaries, creating space for children to play, pets to roam or simply to enjoy the house from the outside. To the side, the gated driveway leads to a large garage and hardstanding area, offering plenty of useful space for parking, storage or hobbies. A separate outdoor kitchen and barbecue area adds a sociable touch, with room for relaxed summer meals, weekend entertaining and evenings outside. It is an outdoor space that works well for family life, while still offering plenty of scope for a buyer to shape it further.
Parking - Driveway
A gated driveway to the side provides excellent off-street parking, leading to a large garage and generous hardstanding area. This space is ideal for multiple vehicles, practical storage, bikes, outdoor equipment or hobbies, while keeping the main garden free for family use and entertaining.
Mortgage calculator
Monthly repayment
£1,850 per month
Whole of market comparison
70+ lenders and 10,000+ products
How much could I borrow
In partnership with
The monthly repayments provided are estimates and should be used as a guide only. The actual amount you can borrow will depend on your personal financial situation and subject to a full application. For a more precise estimate, please use the Mojo mortgage calculator. Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
.png){kind=logo}