The summer holidays are nearly over, but why not continue your holiday dreams by taking a look at some of these fantastic sea view properties less than an hour's drive from Blackburn.
In the North West we're certainly spoilt for choice when it comes to stunning coastal landscape, but it seems the property market is yet to catch up with our best kept coastal secret.
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Sea view properties in the south are often marketed at more than double the North West's prices and it seems that there are some real bargains to be had.
The average property in Morecambe sells for £132,935 compared to £242,602 in Bournemouth according to property experts Zoopla. Buyers in Fleetwood can expect to pay £120,356 on average, whereas in Blackpool the average house sells for £114,968.
Just take a look at some of the best properties currently available.
2 bed flat, Empress Court, Royal Road, Morecambe - £139,950
This purpose built two bedroom second floor apartment is fully uPVC double glazed and is gas central heated. This would be a great property for those looking for a low maintenance home in a great location.
2 bed flat, Marine Road Central, Morecambe LA4 - £124,950
This newly renovated property has some of the best stunning sea views across to the Lakeland Hills. It's centrally located and comes chain free.
2 bed flat, Mount Apartments Abbotts Walk, Fleetwood FY7 - £170,000
When it comes to coastal views, this character property certainly has the 'wow' factor. This property is remarkably spacious for a two bed flat, and comes complete with an open plan kitchen dining area.
6 bed house, Adelaide Terrace, Waterloo, Liverpool L22 - £419,950
This stunning Grade 2 listed house is packed with character and has amazing views over Marine Gardens, Mersey estuary and the Welsh Hill. Built in 1834, this property has six bedrooms, two kitchens, a library and a pretty garden from which to enjoy the sea breeze.
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