A light flooded, open plan, 2 bed home, arranged over three floors in a sought after Lancaster cul de sac. First Floor, open plan living opens to a Juliette Balcony. The kitchen anchors around a circular breakfast bar and an office nook on the landing makes working from home a real option. 2 generous bedrooms, a stone flagged private garden, integral garage & allocated parking!

Where the city comes to your doorstep...
...and the Cul-de-Sac keeps the world at bay. Some addresses are just coordinates on a map. Allandale Gardens is a place people choose — and then choose not to leave.
Tucked quietly into residential south Lancaster, this modest cul-de-sac punches well above its weight. No through traffic. No noise from strangers passing by. Just neighbours who know each other's names, and a location that puts almost everything you need within a short walk. Allandale Gardens was built by award winning Jacksons Builders in 2005 and remained popular ever since.

Light, Bright & Genuinely Open
The heart of Number Eleven occupies the entire first floor in a single, considered space. A generous lounge window frames the quiet cul-de-sac — a view that somehow never gets old — while French doors open to a Juliette-style balcony, letting the outside in without sacrificing a square foot of living space. A further window to the kitchen means the light moves through the room all day, shifting warmly as the hours pass.

Underfoot: wood-laminate flooring, clean and contemporary. On the walls: fresh neutral décor that gives you a blank canvas, not a decorating project. This is a room that's ready to live in — on day one.

Kitchen - Where Function Meets Style
The kitchen is beech-effect throughout, anchored by a circular breakfast bar that makes even a Tuesday morning feel considered. Dark granite-effect countertops provide contrast and depth, tiled splashbacks keep things crisp, and the integrated gas hob, electric fan assisted oven and extractor hood ensure everything is exactly where it should be. Bosch appliances are available by separate negotiation for those who want to move straight in.

Work From Home
Thoughtfully tucked onto the first-floor landing, the office nook is a genuine workspace with natural light from its own cul-de-sac window. It's the kind of detail that suggests the house was designed by someone who actually understood how people live — because sometimes you need a desk, and sometimes you need to look up from it and see something calming. The adjacent landing cupboard houses the Worcester gas combination boiler with HIVE smart controls, keeping running costs as efficient as the space itself.

Second Floor Bedrooms
Dormer-styled and genuinely generous, the master bedroom has windows front and back — morning light from one direction, evening quiet from the other. It's a room that earns the word "retreat" without having to try. The second bedroom is a generous single and will accommodate a double bed if needed. Whether it becomes a guest room, a child's bedroom, or the spare room you always pretended you didn't need, it holds its own with ease. Finally on the second floor is a well-appointed bathroom with three-piece suite and over-bath shower — the combination that quietly makes every morning a little easier. No fuss, no compromise. Just a bathroom that works.

Utility & Integral Garage
The ground floor of Number Eleven does something that ground floors rarely manage: it makes practicality feel considered. A generous utility room takes the load off the kitchen. A ground floor WC means nobody's trailing upstairs for guests. And the integral garage — naturally lit by its own window overlooking the garden — provides real, usable storage without eating into the living space above.