Whitecroft, Preston New Road, Samlesbury, PR5

A charming character home in the sought after village of Samlesbury, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of architectural history. Built in the early 1920s, this  Art Deco residence retains the elegance of the Old English revival period. From the moment you approach the large driveway, the character of the home is evident, framed by mature trees and a striking white render facade that captures the morning light.

The entrance hallway sets a grand tone, featuring traditional wood panelling, feature staircase and a magnificent stained glass window depicting a figure with the words After Toil Then Rest The ground floor flows effortlessly between a formal lounge with original features, fireplace and multi fuel stove set within, and a separate dining room with a feature bay window and additional fireplace, both offering bright aspects through large windows. To the side and rear, the expansive open plan kitchen and dining area with a good supply of wall and base units provides a versatile space for daily life. A substantial conservatory with a solid glass roof this glass walled room serves as a peaceful garden room retreat, offering uninterrupted views across the neighbouring Lancashire countryside. A downstairs WC cloak room completes the ground floor layout.

The first floor continues to impress with three comfortable bedrooms. The master and second bedrooms are particularly spacious, while the third offers a versatile space for a spare room or home office. Uniquely, the property features both a main family bathroom and a separate dedicated shower room, providing practical solutions for a busy household. Every room upstairs benefits from elevated views of the greenery that surrounds the plot.

Externally, the property sits on a generous plot that prioritises privacy and nature. The wrap around gardens include manicured lawns, stone edged flower beds, and a vegetable patch with a greenhouse for the keen gardener. A detached garage sits at the end of the block paved driveway, providing secure storage or workshop space. The rear boundary is defined by low fencing to ensure the view of the rolling fields remains the focal point of the outdoor space. There is a cycle path outside the property, which leads to The Guild Wheel and BAE Systems.

Also benefits from solar panels. Room sizes can be found on the floor plan. Approximately 1,960 sq.ft.

Tenure - Freehold

Council Tax - We understand this property is band F

SHOPS, LEISURE & TRANSPORT:

Local farm shops and independent boutiques in nearby Mellor and Samlesbury.

Excellent leisure walks at Brockholes Nature Reserve and the historic Samlesbury Hall.

Superb transport links via the A59 and M6 motorway for commuting to Preston, Blackburn, or Manchester.

For further information or to arrange a private viewing please call Forbes Estates.

Disclaimer, further room dimensions can be found on our floor plan, these particulars, whilst we believe to be accurate are set as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract, all appliances, drains, plumbing and heating have not been tested. All measurements quoted are approximate. Property to sell? If you are thinking selling your home Forbes Estates offer a free no obligation appraisal with local experienced sales advice.