Web caching plays a very important role in improving the speed of web page access and also to reduce the bandwidth usage. In browser level caching the browser contains its caching mechanism which is isolated from any other browsers present in the Local Area Network (LAN). The browser access pages either using local cache or from the web server. The mechanism increases access time if the cache has not been available in the local system. In this proposed system, Local Area Network level caching has been introduced to access caches from other nodes in the LAN. The LAN computer nodes have been programmed with Bloom filters to access necessary caching information. The proposed system has been tested for single node-multiple requests and multiple node-multiple requests scenarios. The experimental results show that the technique is very efficient for browsing the web on the slow connections as the transfer in the LAN will be fast. The proposed system outperforms regarding access time for accessing the web page. © IAEME Publication.