Arnold & Phillips are pleased to present this well-balanced three-bedroom mid-terraced home, positioned along Burscough Street right in the heart of Ormskirk, West Lancashire.

Homes in this location rarely need much of an introduction, but what makes this one particularly appealing is how neatly it combines a central position with a layout that feels both generous and practical. Offered with no onward chain, it presents an opportunity for buyers who want to move with confidence, whether that’s a first step onto the ladder, a town-centre downsize, or a home that suits modern working and family life equally well.

From the street, the property sits comfortably among similar period homes, with a frontage that reflects the established nature of the area. Stepping inside, you’re welcomed into a space that immediately feels wider than expected, helped by the traditional bay to the front which adds both character and usable room. The bay-fronted dining room sits at the front of the house and works well as a place to gather at the end of the day, host friends, or simply enjoy a quieter meal away from the main living space. It feels like a room that can adapt easily, depending on how you choose to live, without ever feeling compromised.

This room flows naturally through into the main living room, creating a sense of depth to the ground floor that’s often missing in mid-terraced homes. The living room is generously proportioned and arranged around a modern feature fireplace, giving the room a clear focal point without dictating how it must be furnished. Patio doors at the rear bring in a gentle connection to the courtyard beyond and make the room feel open and easy to use, particularly for those who like to move between inside and out. It’s a comfortable, everyday space that lends itself just as well to relaxed evenings as it does to entertaining.

To the rear of the property sits a recently installed modern galley kitchen, finished with a clean, contemporary look that feels in keeping with the rest of the home. A range of fitted wall, base and tower units provide plenty of storage, while integrated appliances help keep the space feeling uncluttered. The contrasting work surfaces add definition without being overly bold, and the layout makes good use of the available space, keeping everything within easy reach. Beyond the kitchen, a separate utility room adds another layer of practicality, offering space for laundry and additional storage, and this is complemented by a separate WC, a feature that’s particularly useful in day-to-day living and when hosting guests.

Upstairs, the first floor continues the theme of sensible proportions and thoughtful presentation. There are three bedrooms in total, two of which are comfortable doubles and both benefiting from fitted wardrobes. This built-in storage helps keep rooms feeling calm and organised, allowing floor space to be used more freely. The third bedroom is well suited as a single room, home office or nursery, depending on your needs, and completes a layout that feels flexible without feeling cramped. The family bathroom is modern and well finished, fitted with a corner shower, WC and wash hand basin, providing everything required in a clean, straightforward space.

Outside, the rear courtyard offers a private and surprisingly peaceful outdoor area, particularly for a home so close to the town centre. Not being directly overlooked, it feels like a genuine extension of the living space. The artificial turf keeps maintenance to a minimum while still offering a soft underfoot feel, and the red brick boundary wall adds a sense of enclosure and character. It’s an ideal spot for a small table and chairs, making it easy to enjoy meals outside or simply unwind at the end of the day without the commitment of a larger garden.

The location is one of the home’s strongest assets. Burscough Street places you within easy walking distance of Ormskirk town centre, where a wide range of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services are readily available. On street parking is readily available, with the local rail station also within walking distance, making commuting or travelling further afield straightforward and convenient. Reputable schools, leisure facilities and green spaces are all close by, reinforcing the appeal for a broad range of buyers who value convenience without sacrificing comfort.

Extending to approximately 1,041 square feet, the property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout, and the overall finish feels modern and well cared for. It’s a home that doesn’t ask for immediate compromise, instead offering a layout that works from day one and a location that supports a variety of lifestyles. Internal inspection is highly advised to fully appreciate how much space is on offer and how comfortably it fits together.

Tenure: We understand the property to be Freehold, however prospective purchasers should seek to obtain verification of this from their solicitor. Council Tax Band B.

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Every care has been taken with the preparation of these property details but they are for general guidance only and complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance professional verification should be sought. These property details do not constitute a contract or part of a contract. We are not qualified to verify tenure of property. Prospective purchasers should seek to obtain verification of tenure from their solicitor. The mention of any appliances, fixtures or fittings does not imply they are in working order. Photographs are reproduced for general information and it cannot be inferred that any item shown is included in the sale. All dimensions are approximate.