Queen Street, Hoddlesden, BB3

Three-Bedroom Lancashire Stone End-of-Terrace House

For sale is this immaculate three-bedroom Lancashire stone end-of-terrace house, situated in the heart of Hoddlesden and overlooking the charming conservation-listed village square. Formerly the old post office and village store and cobbler’s, the property offers plenty of character and charm, thoughtfully combined with modernisation throughout. The impressive frontage includes an archway with bespoke cast-iron gates providing access to the rear.

The ground floor provides two spacious reception rooms, including an open-plan dining room with a solid slate floor and feature central light, which flows seamlessly into the kitchen. Painted in Farrow & Ball Strong White, the hand-built bespoke in-frame kitchen features solid granite worktops, a Brita filtered-water tap, dual-fuel range and integrated appliances, including a new dishwasher and fridge freezer, creating a bright and airy living space.

A multi-fuel double-sided log burner is positioned to be enjoyed from both the dining area and kitchen, adding a practical and attractive focal point. It is surrounded on both sides by bespoke Ribble Valley stone fireplaces.

The spacious lounge, with its high ceiling, features unique oak steps and clever built-in storage, in addition to a large media wall with a contemporary electric glass fire. Beautiful views towards Pickup Bank and Belthorn, together with views of the village deli and cenotaph, can be enjoyed from the large picture windows, which flood the room with natural light.

There is one very large, well-appointed bathroom serving the property, featuring a copious bath, freestanding tap, a His & Hers double-sink vanity unit and a standalone shower with wall-hung WC. Travertine tiles and plenty of storage give the room a luxurious feel, creating a quality space in which to escape and relax. The combi boiler is relatively new and remains under warranty.

The nine-metre landing leads to the bedrooms. The master bedroom, which could easily be converted into two separate single rooms, accommodates a large super-king bed and benefits from plenty of wardrobe storage. The other two bedrooms are comfortable doubles, providing generous accommodation suitable for larger households. One bedroom boasts Amtico flooring and an original Victorian cast-iron fireplace, creating a stunning room complemented by a built-in wardrobe.

The house also benefits from a tanked basement level, which can be used as a functioning additional room and offers flexible extra space. It is currently used as a utility area, work-from-home office and general storage space.

All windows benefit from beautiful bespoke plantation shutters and UPVC frames.

To the rear is a compact “yarden”, paved in attractive Indian brown stone and complete with an outside tap, with room to sit, barbecue and dry washing. Granted, it is small compared with the property, but it enjoys sunshine throughout the day and provides a little outdoor space with virtually zero maintenance.

Hoddlesden is a peaceful, picturesque village located just east of Darwen in the borough of Blackburn with Darwen. Surrounded by nearby hamlets and parishes including Blacksnape, Eccleshill, Yate and Pickup Bank, Hoddlesden has a close-knit community feel.

Local conveniences include an Ofsted Outstanding primary school, St Paul’s C of E, a village hall, the popular local pub The Ranken, a social club and a deli. Various community events take place throughout the year, making Hoddlesden a particularly special place to live.

Darwen town centre’s amenities are within easy reach, including a range of shops, supermarkets, cafés and local services. Darwen Market and the nearby high street offer everyday conveniences, while green spaces such as Whitehall Park and access to Darwen Tower provide opportunities for walking and leisure.

Transport connections are convenient, with Darwen railway station typically around a 10–15-minute walk from central residential areas, offering services towards Blackburn, Bolton and Manchester. Journey times are approximately 10 minutes to Blackburn and around 40–45 minutes to Manchester by train, subject to timetable. Road links via the A666 provide straightforward access to Blackburn and the wider motorway network.

This three-bedroom end-of-terrace house for sale in Darwen represents a unique, well-presented and characterful home in a central and practical location.