476 & 478 Lytham Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY4

As you take a walk around these imposing and highly impressive buildings you will encounter ornate plaster ceilings with period style moulding and decorative ceiling rose features.
Stylish lighting, a range of beautiful bespoke, traditional, stained-glass windows with frames to complement. Ornately carved internal doors with striking features and a grand staircase connecting the ground and first floors. French doors and windows providing an abundance of natural light that flows into the various rooms.
Period style skirting boards and parquet/wood block flooring.
These are remarkable buildings, offering grand architectural design, lavish décor/features and both external and internal features. In addition, there are more modern areas of the building, which all combined offer a good mix of open plan and cellular rooms.

No. 476, originally known as Calderbank, is an Edwardian building designed to bespoke requirements by the original owner resulting in a unique property which has been sympathetically restored and maintained. It is also part of the Blackpool Heritage Trail.

No. 478, known as The Manse, also offers immense character and traditional features. A large Victorian era residential property.

No. 476 and No. 478 are linked by a more modern building, providing open plan ground and first floor space.

All of the above stand in a plot that measures c. 0.74 acres.

The grounds comprise of front gardens areas, a pedestrian gated pathway to the front door of No. 476 and a driveway entrance to No. 478 and the adjoining middle section of the main buildings, which has a disabled access ramp to the front. This initiates access to both buildings. The rear grounds comprise of lawned gardens, patios areas, a rear former large Garage that now provides office/meeting room space. Plus, a Summer House to the far rear corner of the grounds.
The buildings and plot simply need to be viewed internally to be appreciated and appointments are available by way of a prior appointment.