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Dawbers Lane, Euxton PR7

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

2,181 sq ft

203 sq m

TENURE
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Key features

  • Unique four-bedroom detached family home
  • Spacious lounge with exposed beams
  • Multiple reception rooms
  • Modern kitchen
  • Separate utility
  • Downstairs WC
  • Principal suite with Juliet balcony
  • Extensive gardens
  • Ample driveway parking
  • Viewings Available Upon Request

Description

Churcher Estates are delighted to present Honeysuckle Cottage, a truly unique four-bedroom detached family home, nestled in the heart of the highly desirable village of Euxton. From the very first glance, this charming residence captures attention with its character, generous proportions, and welcoming presence.

Offering a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern-day practicality, the home is filled with natural light and flexible living spaces that adapt seamlessly to family life. Beyond its inviting interiors, Honeysuckle Cottage enjoys exceptional gardens that extend out towards open countryside, creating a tranquil retreat that feels private and peaceful while still being within easy reach of excellent schools, local amenities, and superb transport links. This is a property that not only offers a house, but a lifestyle, one where character, space, and location come together beautifully.

Stepping in through the porch, you are welcomed into the very heart of the home, where the lounge instantly sets the scene. This inviting space exudes warmth and character, creating a lasting first impression that perfectly reflects the charm and individuality of the property. Generous in scale, the room is defined by its striking exposed beams which add depth and authenticity, creating a wonderful balance between rustic charm and homely comfort. The feature brick-built fireplace with a traditional stove forms the heart of the room, providing a natural focal point and a cosy spot for family evenings or entertaining guests on cooler nights. Large windows draw in natural light, softening the space and highlighting the characterful details, while the layout allows for multiple seating arrangements, making it as practical as it is welcoming. Whether you imagine quiet evenings curled up by the fire, gatherings with friends and family, or simply enjoying the calm ambience, the lounge offers a versatile yet deeply comforting environment that immediately feels like home.

Flowing directly from here, a second reception space offers even more flexibility. This bright and airy area opens through French doors onto the garden, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. It is a room that lends itself to a variety of uses - from a playroom or snug to a quiet reading nook - and ensures that the house adapts to the evolving needs of family life.

The dining room is a wonderful setting for both everyday family meals and larger celebrations, while the adjoining orangery offers an additional versatile space that is flooded with sunlight and provides uninterrupted views over the garden. This relaxed, airy room can be enjoyed as a sitting area, playroom, or morning retreat, making it a true asset to the home.

Wrapping around the property lies the kitchen, designed to be both stylish and functional. With sleek units, a range-style cooker, central island with breakfast bar, and generous counter space, it is a room made for cooking, socialising, and entertaining. Multiple windows and direct access to the rear patio keep the space bright and connected to the outdoors, while a utility room, downstairs WC, and private office provide the practicality every modern household needs.

An additional highlight of the ground floor is the private office space, an increasingly sought-after feature for modern living. Quietly tucked away yet easily accessible, it provides the perfect environment for working from home, studying, or managing the household. With good natural light and room for a full workstation, this space balances productivity with comfort and ensures the property works as well for professional needs as it does for family life.

Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms continue the home's sense of light and comfort, each offering flexible accommodation for family, guests, or hobbies.

The principal suite is a truly impressive feature of the home, spanning the top floor and offering a sense of space and light that is rarely found. With multiple skylights and a striking set of double doors that open onto a Juliet balcony, the room frames far-reaching views over the beautifully maintained gardens and surrounding countryside. Its generous proportions allow space for a king-sized bed and wardrobes, with the flexibility to create a separate sitting or dressing area, making it a luxurious sanctuary at the end of the day.

The additional bedrooms continue the theme of space and versatility, each offering a calm and inviting atmosphere. Their generous layouts provide flexibility to be used as guest rooms, children's bedrooms, or even hobby spaces, ensuring they meet the needs of a growing family. With neutral décor and ample natural light, these rooms strike the perfect balance between style and functionality, making them ready to adapt to any lifestyle.

The family bathroom is thoughtfully designed to offer both practicality and comfort, with a layout that makes the most of the space. A fitted panelled bath with overhead shower provides versatility for both quick morning routines and long, relaxing soaks, while the tiling around the bath adds a neutral and timeless finish. The room also features a pedestal wash hand basin and a low-level WC, all set against a backdrop of part-panelled walls and natural tones that create a homely, traditional feel.

Outside, Honeysuckle Cottage continues to impress. The broad paved patio is perfectly designed for summer entertaining, offering space for dining, seating, and enjoying the views of the grounds. Beyond lies an expansive lawn, bordered by mature trees and planting, providing a peaceful haven for children to play and adults to unwind. With its green outlook and semi-rural feel, the garden is a true highlight of this home, offering both space and privacy.

Euxton itself is one of Lancashire's most sought-after villages, renowned for its excellent schools, welcoming community, and beautiful countryside walks, all complemented by superb transport links with nearby rail and motorway connections. Honeysuckle Cottage is therefore ideally positioned for those looking to enjoy a balance of village life and accessibility.

This exceptional home is more than just a property - it is a place where family life, character, and location combine, offering an opportunity rarely found in such a desirable setting.

Viewings available on Request
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FREEHOLD
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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Driveway,Off street
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Front garden,Patio,Private garden,Enclosed garden,Rear garden,Back garden
ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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103 County Road, Ormskirk, L39 1NL
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