33 Broadway, Bare, Morecambe, LA4 5BQ - Matthews Benjamin

Occupying a prime position on Morecambe’s most sought-after residential address, houses of this quality rarely become available; No. 33 has been in the ownership of the same family since 1989 and has been a much loved family home.

Occupying a prime position on Morecambe’s most sought-after residential address, houses of this quality rarely become available; No. 33 has been in the ownership of the same family since 1989 and has been a much loved family home.

This handsome and substantial detached house was built around 1930 and has been thoughtfully updated by the present owners to create a comfortable home for modern living, will children all grown and flown the nest and as the present owners prepare to downsize, it is now ready for the next generation to enjoy and create their own wonderful forever home. It’s an ideal house for a growing family or possibly a couple seeking space for work, hobbies or entertaining with ease.

The spacious and well-proportioned accommodation provides a porch entrance into a large hall, two fine reception rooms, one leading into a conservatory leading out to the large back garden. The third reception area, a dining room is partially open to the modern fitted kitchen, well equipped and again, connecting to the back garden. On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, a family bathroom, separate WC and an incredibly practical laundry room. The roof space has scope for conversion as is demonstrated by neighbouring houses along Broadway.

Of significant appeal are the generous front and rear well established gardens along with a block paved drive with ample room for three or four cars. An extra length single garage has space for a workshop with an attached tool store and outside WC.

On the much sought-after tree lined Broadway, No.33 is an impressive property as it now stands but has immense latent potential for enhancement. All round, this is an excellent opportunity for a discerning buyer.

This has been a lovely house for raising a family. It’s set back from the road and has a big back garden which gets the sun all day long, it isn’t overlooked and feels very private.

The layout worked well for us; we had the ‘grown ups’ sitting room at the front and our children had the back room; it was ideal when their friends came round.

Over the years it’s proved to be a great house for entertaining, both dinner parties and then larger gatherings of family and friends; there’s plenty of space, both inside and in the garden.

Whether you are searching for a welcoming community in which to raise a family or a coastal base for retirement, Morecambe offers an enviable lifestyle to suit a variety of aspirations.

Renowned for its spectacular seafront setting, Morecambe enjoys one of the most impressive panoramic vistas of any seaside town in England. Its expansive west-facing outlook stretches across the bay towards the iconic Lakeland fells, creating a truly breathtaking backdrop. Positioned at the western end of Broadway as it approaches the promenade, No.33 enjoys swift access onto the promenade for keen walkers, runners or cyclists.

The town’s celebrated promenade and historic stone jetty are complemented by wide sandy beaches and a collection of distinguished landmarks. Among them is the Grade II* Listed Midland Hotel, an iconic 1930s Art Deco masterpiece and popular destination for dining, afternoon tea and sunset drinks overlooking the bay. Other notable attractions include the Grade II* Listed Winter Gardens, a cherished architectural gem offering seasonal tours and occasional productions, and the much-loved Eric Morecambe statue on the promenade. Adding further prestige to the area, the highly anticipated Eden Project Morecambe is set to transform the central promenade and local economy.

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