Quernmore Park Hall, Lancaster
Set within the beautiful grounds of historic ''Quernmore Park Hall'', this unique one-bedroom cottage offers an opportunity to enjoy country-estate living just a short distance from Lancaster. Surrounded by mature parkland and open countryside, the property is full of individual character, with ''Council Tax included within the monthly rent''.
Approached through the grounds of Quernmore Park Hall, the cottage forms part of a sensitively converted historic building and immediately feels a world away from a conventional rental property. Inside, a welcoming entrance leads to a generous living room, where parquet flooring, original features and a character fireplace create a warm and distinctive living space.
The kitchen continues the property‘s period character, incorporating unusual original Victorian copper detailing alongside the practicalities required for modern living, while the bathroom has been finished with stylish designer tiling. The well-proportioned bedroom benefits from bespoke fitted furniture, providing useful storage without compromising the character of the room.
Outside is where the lifestyle on offer really comes into its own. Residents can enjoy the beautifully maintained communal grounds surrounding Quernmore Park Hall, including mature gardens and the historic walled garden, with open countryside and far-reaching rural views beyond. Private driveway access adds to the sense of seclusion and exclusivity.
Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains conveniently positioned for Lancaster, with the city centre, railway station, shops, restaurants and wider amenities all within easy reach. The surrounding countryside also offers excellent opportunities for walking and cycling, making this an appealing base for anyone looking to combine rural living with straightforward access to the city and wider transport network.
''A genuinely individual home in one of the Lancaster area‘s most distinctive settings, ideal for anyone looking for character, privacy and countryside surroundings without becoming isolated from the city. Early viewing is strongly recommended.''





