House For Sale £485,000
Description
*When we describe a unique property, this is what we are talking about*
Dating back to around 1650, it is rumoured that Bonny Prince Charlie once stayed at the property. Later in life, it became the bakehouse for the original schoolhouse opposite.
A detached farmhouse, located in Bowgreave, close to Garstang town centre. The configuration is such that it can be kept as one large family home, or separated into owner and guest accommodation. In its current formation, there is an entrance hallway, boot room, kitchen utility, 'den', sitting room, dining room, dining kitchen, and a WC closet on the ground floor. On the first floor, you will find four bedrooms, a shower room, and an ensuite bathroom. Externally that is extensive parking and well-manicured gardens.
This family home is full of the quirks you would expect in such an old property. There is a double roof, and in the attic, you can still see the original pegs. The original walls are lumpy and bumpy, again, something you expect to find.
A rare find! If you love old homes, with lots of original period features, boasting versatile accommodation, then we recommend you arrange a viewing with our Garstang team on .
When the sellers were asked what they loved so much about the house, they advised that the coziness of the home is so welcoming. The rear garden is a sun trap from morning until evening, and the sizes of the bedrooms are great.
Tenure: Freehold
Entrance Porch
The front of the farmhouse is accessed through a wooden part glazed door. This takes you into the entrance hallway which is where you really get the overall feel of original features. There is exposed stonework, tiled floors, and decorated glasswork. A door leads into the main inner hallway.
Hall
The inner hallway gives direct access to the entrance hall, utility kitchen, and den.
Boot Room
External French Doors lead into this handy boot room. There is plenty of storage cupboards for boots, shoes, coats, etc. An internal door leads into the kitchen utility.
Kitchen Utility
A modern 'shaker' style kitchen in cream, with a Calor gas cooker, sink and drainer, integrated microwave, and space for a washing machine, dishwasher, and fridge freezer. There is plenty of space for a dining table, and a window overlooks the rear garden.
Den (2.47m x 2.84m)
A quaint area, which makes the perfect relaxing and reading area. Situated between the inner hallway and sitting room. There is an inbuilt storage cupboard which houses one of the two combi boilers.
Sitting Room (4.58m x 3.84m)
An inviting and cosy sitting room, with many original features including exposed original beams. There is a large fireplace, which now houses an electric fire, however, this could easily be recommissioned into an open fire or burner if preferred. There are windows to the front elevation, patio doors to the rear garden, a door leading to the dining room, one to the den, and one to the study area and staircase.
Dining Room (5.00m x 3.76m)
A formal dining room, adjacent to the main kitchen and sitting room. There is a fireplace with a living flame gas fire, exposed beams and stonework, windows to two elevations, two radiators, and a staircase to the first floor.
Kitchen/Diner (3.86m x 4.20m)
A good-sized dining kitchen, with windows to two elevations, plus a glazed back door, which floods the room with lots of natural light.
A modern range of wall, base, and display cabinets, finished in a mat 'Taupe' colour, with a solid wood block top and contrasting splashback tiling. There is a stainless steel sink, gas hob with extractor above, high-level Bosch double oven, dishwasher, space for a fridge freezer, and a centre island with storage and seating. The floors are tiled, and a door leads through to a cloak closet and WC.
Study Area
An internal staircase leading to the first floor has a useful area beneath, currently used as a study area.
Second Floor:
Bedroom (5.50m x 4.64m)
A large primary bedroom with large windows to the rear and a feature 'arched' window on the gable end. There are fitted wardrobes, eaves access, and loft access.
Shower Room
A beautiful modern shower room boasting a corner cubicle with rain shower and hand wand, corner WC, a washbasin set into vanity, tiled walls, heated towel radiator, exposed beams and pegs, and a Velux window. A lovely way to blend the old with the new.
Bedroom (4.84m x 3.77m)
Exposed beams, low windows to the front and rear, and Velux window. Radiator.
Bedroom (4.88m x 3.65m)
There are two ways to access this room. One with a lockable door from bedroom two, and one from a second staircase in the dining room. This is a large open space, used as a double bedroom, which leads to another bedroom and a bathroom. The current owners were planning to fit an internal wall and Velux window to enable access to the other rooms without having to pass through. There is also wardrobe space, a gable end window, loft access, and exposed beams.
Bedroom (3.37m x 4.19m)
A large bedroom with windows overlooking the rear garden. Radiator.
Bathroom (3.24m x 1.71m)
A lovely bathroom comprises a bath with a shower over, a sink set into a vanity unit, WC, and an opaque window.
Exterior:
There is a large parking courtyard for approximately six cars leading to two workshops with an electric supply. The rear garden is an all-day suntrap, completely private, and boasts an abundance of shrubs and fruit trees. There is external water and electricity supply.
A real country garden, which, has the potential to offer further parking if required.
*When we describe a unique property, this is what we are talking about*
Dating back to around 1650, it is rumoured that Bonny Prince Charlie once stayed at the property. Later in life, it became the bakehouse for the original schoolhouse opposite.
A detached farmhouse, located in Bowgreave, close to Garstang town centre. The configuration is such that it can be kept as one large family home, or separated into owner and guest accommodation. In its current formation, there is an entrance hallway, boot room, kitchen utility, 'den', sitting room, dining room, dining kitchen, and a WC closet on the ground floor. On the first floor, you will find four bedrooms, a shower room, and an ensuite bathroom. Externally that is extensive parking and well-manicured gardens.
This family home is full of the quirks you would expect in such an old property. There is a double roof, and in the attic, you can still see the original pegs. The original walls are lumpy and bumpy, again, something you expect to find.
A rare find! If you love old homes, with lots of original period features, boasting versatile accommodation, then we recommend you arrange a viewing with our Garstang team on .
When the sellers were asked what they loved so much about the house, they advised that the coziness of the home is so welcoming. The rear garden is a sun trap from morning until evening, and the sizes of the bedrooms are great.
Tenure: Freehold
Entrance Porch
The front of the farmhouse is accessed through a wooden part glazed door. This takes you into the entrance hallway which is where you really get the overall feel of original features. There is exposed stonework, tiled floors, and decorated glasswork. A door leads into the main inner hallway.
Hall
The inner hallway gives direct access to the entrance hall, utility kitchen, and den.
Boot Room
External French Doors lead into this handy boot room. There is plenty of storage cupboards for boots, shoes, coats, etc. An internal door leads into the kitchen utility.
Kitchen Utility
A modern 'shaker' style kitchen in cream, with a Calor gas cooker, sink and drainer, integrated microwave, and space for a washing machine, dishwasher, and fridge freezer. There is plenty of space for a dining table, and a window overlooks the rear garden.
Den (2.47m x 2.84m)
A quaint area, which makes the perfect relaxing and reading area. Situated between the inner hallway and sitting room. There is an inbuilt storage cupboard which houses one of the two combi boilers.
Sitting Room (4.58m x 3.84m)
An inviting and cosy sitting room, with many original features including exposed original beams. There is a large fireplace, which now houses an electric fire, however, this could easily be recommissioned into an open fire or burner if preferred. There are windows to the front elevation, patio doors to the rear garden, a door leading to the dining room, one to the den, and one to the study area and staircase.
Dining Room (5.00m x 3.76m)
A formal dining room, adjacent to the main kitchen and sitting room. There is a fireplace with a living flame gas fire, exposed beams and stonework, windows to two elevations, two radiators, and a staircase to the first floor.
Kitchen/Diner (3.86m x 4.20m)
A good-sized dining kitchen, with windows to two elevations, plus a glazed back door, which floods the room with lots of natural light.
A modern range of wall, base, and display cabinets, finished in a mat 'Taupe' colour, with a solid wood block top and contrasting splashback tiling. There is a stainless steel sink, gas hob with extractor above, high-level Bosch double oven, dishwasher, space for a fridge freezer, and a centre island with storage and seating. The floors are tiled, and a door leads through to a cloak closet and WC.
Study Area
An internal staircase leading to the first floor has a useful area beneath, currently used as a study area.
Second Floor:
Bedroom (5.50m x 4.64m)
A large primary bedroom with large windows to the rear and a feature 'arched' window on the gable end. There are fitted wardrobes, eaves access, and loft access.
Shower Room
A beautiful modern shower room boasting a corner cubicle with rain shower and hand wand, corner WC, a washbasin set into vanity, tiled walls, heated towel radiator, exposed beams and pegs, and a Velux window. A lovely way to blend the old with the new.
Bedroom (4.84m x 3.77m)
Exposed beams, low windows to the front and rear, and Velux window. Radiator.
Bedroom (4.88m x 3.65m)
There are two ways to access this room. One with a lockable door from bedroom two, and one from a second staircase in the dining room. This is a large open space, used as a double bedroom, which leads to another bedroom and a bathroom. The current owners were planning to fit an internal wall and Velux window to enable access to the other rooms without having to pass through. There is also wardrobe space, a gable end window, loft access, and exposed beams.
Bedroom (3.37m x 4.19m)
A large bedroom with windows overlooking the rear garden. Radiator.
Bathroom (3.24m x 1.71m)
A lovely bathroom comprises a bath with a shower over, a sink set into a vanity unit, WC, and an opaque window.
Exterior:
There is a large parking courtyard for approximately six cars leading to two workshops with an electric supply. The rear garden is an all-day suntrap, completely private, and boasts an abundance of shrubs and fruit trees. There is external water and electricity supply.
A real country garden, which, has the potential to offer further parking if required.
