Chapel Street, Longridge, PR3

Entrance Vestibule - 3'1 x 2'7 ft (0.94 x 0.79 m)

Entrance vestibule with tiled flooring, providing a practical space for coats and footwear before entering the main living accommodation. Internal glazed door leading through to the lounge.

Lounge - 12'9 x 11'9 ft (3.89 x 3.58 m)

Bright and spacious reception room with a front facing aspect window allowing plenty of natural light. Featuring fitted carpet, a ceiling light point and ample space for a range of living room furniture. Door leading through to the kitchen.

Kitchen - 12'9 x 7'10 ft (3.89 x 2.39 m)

Fitted with a range of matching wall and base units incorporating contrasting work surfaces and tiled splashbacks. Bright and airy space with room for appliances, staircase leading to the first floor and access through to the utility room. Rear aspect window and door providing access to the rear garden. Featuring a ceiling light point.

Utility Room/ Multi Purpose Space - 5'2 - 5'11 x ft (1.57 x 0 m)

A versatile room located off the kitchen, offering a variety of potential uses including a utility area, storage space, home office nook or hobby room, providing access to the family bathroom. Ideal for buyers looking for additional practical space within the home. Featuring a ceiling light point.

Family Bathroom - 5'8 x 9'11 ft (1.73 x 3.02 m)

A spacious family bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite comprising a panelled bath with shower over and glass shower screen, pedestal wash hand basin and low-level WC. Features a side aspect opaque window, a ceiling light point, radiator and easy-maintenance flooring.

Landing - 5'3 x 2'11 ft (1.6 x 0.89 m)

Landing area with fitted carpet, ceiling light point and doors providing access to both bedrooms. A practical space connecting the first-floor accommodation.

Bedroom One - 9'7 x 11'8 ft (2.92 x 3.56 m)

A spacious principal bedroom featuring a front aspect window, ceiling light point and fitted carpet. The bedroom offers space for a double bed and additional furniture. Characterful alcoves provide useful space for wardrobes, drawers or shelving, creating a comfortable and versatile main bedroom.

Bedroom Two - 9'11 x 7'10 ft (3.02 x 2.39 m)

A well-proportioned second bedroom featuring a large rear aspect window, a ceiling light light and fitted carpet. The room offers versatile accommodation and would be ideal as a bedroom, nursery or home office. Benefitting from characterful low-level wall panelling and space for a range of bedroom furnishings.

Rear Garden

To the rear of the property is an enclosed courtyard-style garden featuring a decked seating area, providing an ideal space for outdoor dining, entertaining or relaxing during the warmer months. Enclosed by stone walls for added privacy, the garden offers a low-maintenance outdoor space with scope for personalisation.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for a 30% discount home under a Ribble Valley Section 106 agreement, buyers must meet specific council requirements: Financial Need: You must prove you cannot afford to buy a suitable property at full open market value. Household income limits typically apply (such as a maximum household income threshold of £80,000). Local Connection: You must demonstrate a clear connection to the Ribble Valley borough or the specific local parish/town (through residency, close family members living in the area, or permanent employment). Occupancy: You must intend to be the primary occupier of the home (buy-to-let and sub-letting are generally prohibited). Buyer Approval: The purchaser must be officially approved by Ribble Valley Borough Council via an application process before a sale can proceed.