Higher Road, Longridge, Preston

A mid terrace cottage on Club Row now in need of FULL MODERNISATION. Situated in an elevated position it boasts tremendous views from the upstairs rear bedroom window. The property comprises of an entrance vestibule, living room, kitchen which has access into a cellar which is ideal for extra storage. Two generous sized bedrooms and a bathroom to the first floor. Rear garden. FREEHOLD. Council Tax Band C.

Ground Floor -

Entrance Porch - uPVC double glazed door, door to living room.

Living Room - 4.366 x 4.328 (14'3" x 14'2") - uPVC double glazed window to front, built-in TV cabinet/meter cupboard, built-in storage cupboard, gas fire, wooden beams to ceiling, door to kitchen.

Kitchen - 4.211 x 3.276 (13'9" x 10'8") - Base units ,wall units and worktops, stainless steel sink and drainer, wooden double glazed window to rear, Beko cooker (with oven, grill and four ring gas hob), space for washing machine, gas fire, wooden panels to walls, beams to ceiling, stairs to first floor, hatch to cellar, door to side alley.

Cellar - 4.497 x 3.798 (14'9" x 12'5") - Wooden single glazed window to rear, lighting, shelving, door to coal bunker.

First Floor -

Landing - Attic access, doors to two bedrooms and bathroom.

Bedroom 2 - 3.412 x 2.500 (11'2" x 8'2") - Wooden double glazed window to rear with nice views, built-in airing cupboard with water tank.

Bathroom - 2.432 x 1.625 (7'11" x 5'3") - Bath with overhead shower, pedestal wash hand basin, wooden double glazed window to rear, WC, wall mounted mirrored cabinet.

Bedroom 1 - 5.032 x 4.326 (16'6" x 14'2") - uPVC double glazed window to front, built in wardrobes and drawers.

Externally - To the rear there is a small tarmac patio and a small lawn surrounded by a stone wall. Access via side alley.

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