Tucked away at the very head of a quiet cul-de-sac, this beautifully proportioned detached home enjoys a rare sense of privacy while remaining just moments from the heart of Freckleton village. The Ship Inn is close enough for an easy evening stroll, yet the setting itself feels calm, settled and wonderfully removed from passing traffic — a balance the current owners loved so much they later chose to build another home on the very same road.

From the moment you arrive, the home makes a confident first impression. A landscaped front garden and elegant façade set the tone, leading into an inviting hallway where a sweeping staircase and double height entrance hint at the space and refinement to come.

At the heart of the house sits a modern kitchen — a natural hub for everyday life and entertaining alike. Two of the three reception rooms wrap around this central space, creating a sociable flow that allows hosts to cook, chat and entertain without ever feeling separated from their guests. It’s a layout that feels intuitive and welcoming, equally suited to lively gatherings or relaxed family evenings. A further reception room offers flexibility for more formal entertaining, quieter moments or a dedicated snug.

Light pours through the home, with French doors and a glazed conservatory extending the living spaces effortlessly into the garden. Classic fireplaces, elegant ceiling mouldings and carefully chosen finishes add warmth and character, while generous proportions ensure each room feels both comfortable and purposeful.

Upstairs, four generously sized bedrooms provide peaceful retreats, each with its own sense of individuality. The master bedroom benefits from walk in wardrobe, en-suite and Juliet balcony while the three bathrooms are finished to a high standard, combining luxury and practicality.

Outside, the rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of inviting seating areas alongside a well-kept lawn and mature planting — ideal for entertaining, relaxing or family life. Multiple access points enhance the connection between house and garden, while the attached double garage and ample driveway parking ensure everyday convenience.

A home that blends period elegance with modern comfort, privacy with village life, and a layout designed around how people truly live and entertain. Freehold. Council Tax Band G.
EPC Rating: D

Hallway

Porch tiled floor with understairs storage.

Kitchen

1 1/2 Composite sink. Integrated appliances include: dishwasher, Fridge, Freezer, steam oven, warming draw, microwave and wine fridge. Island with electric induction hob, larder cupboard. Window to the rear.

Living Room

Gas fireplace. Beautiful ceiling rose. French doors to rear. Window to front.

Sitting Room

Open to Sunroom.

Sunroom

Open to the kitchen and Sitting Room. Over looks the garden. Tiled floor.

Wc

Pedestal wash hand basin. W.c

Utility Room

Plumbed for washing machine. Stainless steel sink. Window to rear.

Master Bedroom

Balcony overlooking the garden.

Dressing Room

Dressing Room with fitted wardrobes.

En-suite

Vanity wash hand basin. Mains shower. Low level WC. Fully tiled walls. Velux window.

Bedroom

Window to front.

En-suite

Shower cubicle. Wall mounted wash hand basin. Low level WC. Window to side.

Bedroom Three

Window to the rear with window seat.

Bedroom Four

Fitted wardrobes. Window to rear with window seat.

Bathroom

Four piece suite with tiled bath, shower cubicle, vanity wash hand basin and low level WC. Fully tiled walls, window to side.

Parking - Driveway

Parking - Garage