House For Sale £250,000
*Traditional Semi Detached Home *Rear Garden of Around 25m in Length *Extended to the Ground Floor *Impeccably Presented Throughout *Lounge, Dining Room & Garden Room *Modern Fitted Kitchen *Ground Floor WC / Utility & First Floor Bathroom *Three Bedrooms - Two being Doubles *Block Paved Double Width Driveway *Freehold, Council Tax - B & EPC - D
The Property
For those seeking to live in a traditional style semi detached home, but not looking to undertake a big project, then look no further than this immaculately presented three bedroom house, which dates back over 100 years and already boasts a ground floor extension to the rear, a modernised interior and generous garden plot. Viewing in person is sure to impress, as a simple drive-by shall in now way do justice to what lies beyond the traditional façade of this fantastic property.
The Accommodation
The internal layout of this deceptively spacious home includes: entrance hall with staircase to the first floor, lounge to the front with an open plan arch to the dining room, modern fitted galley-style kitchen, garden room, ground floor WC / utility room, first floor landing with loft access point, three bedrooms and the three piece first floor bathroom completes the accommodation.
Exterior
Off road parking is available in front of the property on the block paved driveway, which spans the width of the plot and has gated access off leading to a path down the side of the property, for easy access around to the rear. The rear garden is larger than average and boasts a patio area to the side, which leads to the rear for a further paved sun terrace area, beyond which is an established lawned garden with timber garden store / summer house at the end and an enclosed perimeter of hedges and a fence.
About the Local Area
Hesketh Bank is a small agricultural village in Lancashire. It lies to the north-east of the town of Southport on the Irish Sea estuary of the River Ribble. Within the village are local schools, bus stops, independent shops as well as larger chain stores, such as Booths supermarket, making the village close-knit and semi rural yet with all creature comforts and necessities just a short distance away. The village is also geographically situated between Southport, Preston, Ormskirk and Liverpool, making commuting to such cities / towns almost equal distance.
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
The Property
For those seeking to live in a traditional style semi detached home, but not looking to undertake a big project, then look no further than this immaculately presented three bedroom house, which dates back over 100 years and already boasts a ground floor extension to the rear, a modernised interior and generous garden plot. Viewing in person is sure to impress, as a simple drive-by shall in now way do justice to what lies beyond the traditional façade of this fantastic property.
The Accommodation
The internal layout of this deceptively spacious home includes: entrance hall with staircase to the first floor, lounge to the front with an open plan arch to the dining room, modern fitted galley-style kitchen, garden room, ground floor WC / utility room, first floor landing with loft access point, three bedrooms and the three piece first floor bathroom completes the accommodation.
Exterior
Off road parking is available in front of the property on the block paved driveway, which spans the width of the plot and has gated access off leading to a path down the side of the property, for easy access around to the rear. The rear garden is larger than average and boasts a patio area to the side, which leads to the rear for a further paved sun terrace area, beyond which is an established lawned garden with timber garden store / summer house at the end and an enclosed perimeter of hedges and a fence.
About the Local Area
Hesketh Bank is a small agricultural village in Lancashire. It lies to the north-east of the town of Southport on the Irish Sea estuary of the River Ribble. Within the village are local schools, bus stops, independent shops as well as larger chain stores, such as Booths supermarket, making the village close-knit and semi rural yet with all creature comforts and necessities just a short distance away. The village is also geographically situated between Southport, Preston, Ormskirk and Liverpool, making commuting to such cities / towns almost equal distance.
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
