Station Road, Hesketh Bank, Preston

The Property

This double fronted detached true bungalow occupies a generous plot and while it does require some works, it also offers masses of potential for improvement, or possibly extension (STPP,) making this a property worthy of viewing in person in order to envisage just how amazing it could be with a little work. Available with benefit of NO ONWARD CHAIN, viewings are by appointment via Smart Move, so contact us now to book your individual tour.

The Accommodation

The internal layout of the property in brief includes: entrance porch with internal door to the central hallway, 27ft open plan lounge and dining room with bay window to the front and side window, separate fitted kitchen which has an external door opening to the rear garden, two double bedrooms, three piece shower room with built in airing cupboard and loft access point and the attached boiler room / outhouse completes the accommodation.

Exterior

The plot the property occupies totals around 0.16 acres, meaning that it benefits from equally generous garden areas to both the front and rear and also has potential for extension (subject to relevant permissions.) To the front is a mature lawned garden with planted flower bed borders, as well as off road parking on the driveway, which leads from the front and down the left-hand side of the property, for easy vehicular access around to the rear. The rear garden is low maintenance as it is mostly laid with tarmacadam and also includes a glass greenhouse, timber decked area to the rear of the property, paved patio area and a detached workshop, which also houses the oil tank for the property's oil fired central heating system.

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. The area falls under West Lancashire Borough Council for administrative purposes, and Hesketh-with-Becconsall Parish Council for parochial matters. Within the village are local schools, bus stops, independent shops as well as larger chain stores, such as Booths supermarket and Domino's Pizza, 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.