House For Sale £290,000
Homes within the highly desirable village of Eccleston are often in strong demand and we would expect this three-bed detached extended property to be similarly popular with those looking for a spacious family home.
This beautiful, well maintained 1930’s Accrington brick-built home is brimming with personality and charm, in need of some modernisation, and is just waiting for someone to put their own stamp on it.
As the address suggests, the property occupies a most pleasant position on the main road of the village, but within walking distance of the centre of Eccleston, a highly desirable and thriving village with so much to offer the family.
You enter the home via the entrance hallway with its staircase to the first floor, and access to the spacious ground floor living areas with their period features.
Ahead of you and to the rear of the house is the light and airy lounge with feature fireplace and large bay window looking out onto the conservatory, lending the idea of opening out through this space to the garden creating a large family space.
Off to the left of the hallway is the dining room with its bay window, which provides an ideal space for those family dinners.
This leads to the current kitchen which is fitted with a range of wall and base units in handmade solid pine and contrasting work surfaces, incorporating integral appliances.
Flowing on from the kitchen is the large utility room with Belfast sink and pulley maid - another area which could be adapted to allow for a hobby room, downstairs toilet/bathroom or both.
The addition of the conservatory, accessed via the utility room provides flexibility to the accommodation and is a lovely retreat to relax and unwind in whilst enjoying the stunning aspect over the rear garden.
Venturing upstairs to the first floor, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, as well as the main shower room, fitted with a traditional three piece comprising of W/C, vanity wash hand basin with cupboard, and separate shower cubicle.
Externally, the property has a low maintenance frontage, with ample off-road parking and leads to a substantial double detached garage/workshop with power, light, large inspection pit and cavity wall insulation which could, with planning be converted to an outside office space or Annex.
The enclosed south-west facing large rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and shrubs to the perimeter, as well as a patio area which cannot fail to impress those with a penchant for al-fresco dining whilst enjoying the sunshine through to sunset.
We would highly recommend an internal inspection to appreciate the size of the accommodation on offer and its potential for development.Resting beside the River Yarrow, the village has an outstanding array of amenities to rival a small town, with plenty of shops available within the Carrington Centre, whilst high performing schools could not be any more conveniently located, such as Eccleston St. Mary’s Church of England Primary School and Eccleston Primary School, which is also within easy reach, as is the M6 motorway for those who require an easy commute to surrounding towns and cities.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
This beautiful, well maintained 1930’s Accrington brick-built home is brimming with personality and charm, in need of some modernisation, and is just waiting for someone to put their own stamp on it.
As the address suggests, the property occupies a most pleasant position on the main road of the village, but within walking distance of the centre of Eccleston, a highly desirable and thriving village with so much to offer the family.
You enter the home via the entrance hallway with its staircase to the first floor, and access to the spacious ground floor living areas with their period features.
Ahead of you and to the rear of the house is the light and airy lounge with feature fireplace and large bay window looking out onto the conservatory, lending the idea of opening out through this space to the garden creating a large family space.
Off to the left of the hallway is the dining room with its bay window, which provides an ideal space for those family dinners.
This leads to the current kitchen which is fitted with a range of wall and base units in handmade solid pine and contrasting work surfaces, incorporating integral appliances.
Flowing on from the kitchen is the large utility room with Belfast sink and pulley maid - another area which could be adapted to allow for a hobby room, downstairs toilet/bathroom or both.
The addition of the conservatory, accessed via the utility room provides flexibility to the accommodation and is a lovely retreat to relax and unwind in whilst enjoying the stunning aspect over the rear garden.
Venturing upstairs to the first floor, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, as well as the main shower room, fitted with a traditional three piece comprising of W/C, vanity wash hand basin with cupboard, and separate shower cubicle.
Externally, the property has a low maintenance frontage, with ample off-road parking and leads to a substantial double detached garage/workshop with power, light, large inspection pit and cavity wall insulation which could, with planning be converted to an outside office space or Annex.
The enclosed south-west facing large rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and shrubs to the perimeter, as well as a patio area which cannot fail to impress those with a penchant for al-fresco dining whilst enjoying the sunshine through to sunset.
We would highly recommend an internal inspection to appreciate the size of the accommodation on offer and its potential for development.Resting beside the River Yarrow, the village has an outstanding array of amenities to rival a small town, with plenty of shops available within the Carrington Centre, whilst high performing schools could not be any more conveniently located, such as Eccleston St. Mary’s Church of England Primary School and Eccleston Primary School, which is also within easy reach, as is the M6 motorway for those who require an easy commute to surrounding towns and cities.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
