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Halifax Drive, Buckshaw Village, PR7

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

1,546 sq ft

144 sq m

TENURE
Describes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.

Freehold

Key features

  • Five-Bedroom Detached Family Home
  • Approximately 1,546 Sq Ft Of Accommodation
  • Sought-After Halifax Drive Location
  • Stylish Open-Plan Kitchen, Dining And Living Space
  • Elegant Lounge With Feature Panelling And Gas-Burning Stove
  • Separate Snug / Play Room Or Home Office
  • Principal Bedroom With En-Suite Shower Room
  • Solar Panels And Half-Boarded Loft Storage
  • Family-Friendly Rear Garden Close To Green Space
  • Excellent Access To Amenities, Buckshaw Parkway And Motorway Links

Description

A home for gathering together, with space to enjoy your own company. Arnold & Phillips Chorley are proud to present this five-bedroom detached home on Halifax Drive, Buckshaw Village, where a sociable kitchen and living space, a characterful separate lounge and a versatile snug offer a thoughtful balance for family life. There is room here for the whole household to come together without every activity having to share the same space. Breakfasts around the kitchen, afternoons with friends and quieter evenings beside the stove each have their place, giving the home an appeal that extends beyond its bedroom count.

Living Space. The double-fronted brick exterior provides an attractive introduction, with driveway parking adding everyday convenience. Inside, the lounge has a welcoming, more settled atmosphere. Feature panelling, a media wall and a wood-burning stove give the room its own identity, while sliding barn-style doors introduce a distinctive finishing touch. It is easy to imagine this becoming the preferred spot at the end of the day, whether for a family film or an evening spent reading beside the fire. The separate snug brings another useful dimension to the accommodation. Younger children could have somewhere to spread out their toys, while those working from home may appreciate a room that allows the working day to have a clearer beginning and end. As family needs change, this additional space can change with them.

Kitchen & Dining. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area forms the sociable heart of the home. Its arrangement allows whoever is preparing dinner to remain part of the conversation, with space for everyday meals to become longer, more relaxed occasions when friends or family visit. Gloss cabinetry, contrasting work surfaces and integrated appliances give the kitchen a clean, contemporary finish. The breakfast bar creates an informal stopping point within the room: somewhere for a morning coffee, a quick lunch or a conversation while supper takes shape. Beyond the kitchen, the dining and sitting areas allow different activities to happen comfortably alongside one another. Children can settle nearby while meals are prepared, and guests can enjoy the evening without everyone having to move between separate rooms. French doors connect this shared living space with the rear garden, bringing outdoor meals and summer gatherings naturally into the way the home is used. A ground-floor WC adds a practical detail for both family life and visiting guests.

Bedrooms & Bathrooms. Five bedrooms provide scope to shape the upstairs accommodation around the household, whether the priority is individual rooms for children, somewhere welcoming for overnight guests or space dedicated to working and dressing. The principal bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, providing a little more independence during busy mornings. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, supporting the day-to-day routines of a growing household. The flexibility is particularly valuable over time. A room used for a young child today might later become a study or guest bedroom, allowing the home to accommodate different stages of family life. The half-boarded loft provides useful additional storage for belongings that do not need to be close at hand.

Outside. The rear garden offers a straightforward balance of lawn and patio, with room for children’s play alongside somewhere to sit, eat and enjoy being outdoors. French doors from the main living area make it easy to carry lunch outside or keep the conversation flowing between house and garden when entertaining. There is space to give outdoor dining its own place while retaining lawn for more informal use, and a garden shed provides practical storage. Solar panels are a further feature of the property, complementing the home’s contemporary approach to everyday living.

Location & Lifestyle. Buckshaw Village brings together the practical advantages of an established residential community with opportunities to spend time outdoors and take part in local activities. For a household balancing school, work and family commitments, that combination is an important part of the appeal. Tesco and Aldi provide options for the weekly shop, while the village’s shops and places to stop for a coffee allow smaller errands to fit around the day. Healthcare facilities include Buckshaw Village Health Centre and the dental practice on Unity Place, keeping useful services within the community. For families considering education, Trinity Church of England/Methodist Primary School operates across its Brookwood Way and Unity Place sites within Buckshaw Village. Its presence adds to the area’s family focus, with admissions subject to the school’s arrangements. Time away from work is catered for too. Local green spaces and play areas offer opportunities for fresh air and children’s recreation, while Buckshaw’s sports and community facilities include pitches, a multi-use games area and a community centre. Whether the preference is organised sport, a local activity or simply spending more time outside, there are ways to make leisure part of the ordinary week. Buckshaw Parkway railway station provides connections towards Preston and Manchester, offering an alternative to driving for work or days out. Road access to the M6 and M61, with onward connections to the M65, supports journeys across the wider region.

Together, these amenities give the location substance beyond convenience alone: somewhere to manage the working week while still having opportunities for recreation and community life closer to home.

Viewing Summary. With five bedrooms, distinct spaces for relaxing and working, and an open-plan kitchen and living area that connects with the garden, this Halifax Drive home offers flexibility with a welcoming sense of togetherness. Contact Arnold & Phillips Chorley to arrange a viewing and explore how the accommodation could work for you.

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Every care has been taken in preparing these property particulars; however, they are intended as a general guide only and their accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Any matter of particular importance should be independently verified by prospective purchasers before proceeding. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract. Arnold & Phillips Chorley has not verified the property’s tenure, and buyers should ask their solicitor to confirm this. References to appliances, fixtures and fittings do not imply that they are in working order, and photographs are for illustrative purposes only; items shown may not be included in the sale. All measurements and dimensions are approximate.


EPC Rating: A
COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
Band: E
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Front garden,Rear 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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Monthly repayments£2,011
Property: £ 399,995
Deposit: £ 40,000
Interest rate: 5.35%
Term: 30 years
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