Highways Avenue, Euxton, PR7

A separate lounge for quieter evenings, a sociable kitchen opening towards the garden and a principal bedroom with its own bathroom: this two-bedroom semi-detached dormer bungalow in Euxton brings a thoughtful balance to everyday living. Fully renovated and remodelled in 2020, it combines approximately 950 sq ft of accommodation with a restyled rear garden and driveway parking for four cars. The improvements extend beyond the decorative finish, with rewiring, recently replaced main and flat roofs, and recent windows and doors. Inside, contemporary kitchen cabinetry, coordinated flooring and carefully placed lighting give the home a considered feel, while the arrangement across two floors allows useful separation between living and sleeping spaces.

Living Space. The front lounge has a comfortable sense of its own, away from the activity of the kitchen. A broad window brings in natural light, while soft carpeting and accent lighting create an inviting setting for settling down with a book or enjoying a film. At the rear, the sunroom introduces a different atmosphere. Open to the kitchen and looking directly onto the garden, it keeps conversation flowing while meals are prepared. A fitted media wall combines display shelving, lighting and storage, giving this everyday sitting space a distinctive focal point. Sliding patio doors connect the sunroom with the Indian stone terrace. Open them on a warmer afternoon and the garden becomes a natural extension of the room, with somewhere to take a drink outside or linger after lunch.

Kitchen & Dining. Gloss grey cabinetry, pale worktops and patterned tiled splashbacks give the kitchen a clean, contemporary character. Herringbone-pattern flooring adds warmth beneath the streamlined units, while under-cabinet lighting illuminates the preparation surfaces. The layout makes good use of storage, including a dedicated larder that keeps groceries and kitchen essentials together. A hot water tap adds everyday convenience, alongside a fitted hob, extractor and built-in cooking appliances. An adjoining dining room gives meals their own place without losing the connection to the kitchen and sunroom. There is a pleasing choice here: an informal evening with conversation moving between the rear rooms, or supper around the table before retiring to the separate lounge.

Bedrooms & Bathrooms. The principal bedroom occupies the first floor, creating a retreat away from the main living accommodation. Recessed wardrobe areas keep clothing storage within the room, while bedside lighting and a broad window contribute to its welcoming feel. Its en suite bathroom includes a bath with an overhead shower, washbasin and WC. Having a bathroom directly accessible from the bedroom adds a useful degree of independence to the upper floor. The second bedroom is on the ground floor, overlooking the front garden. Its position beside the separate shower room offers flexibility for visiting guests or for anyone who would prefer a bedroom on the main living level. Alternatively, it could become a dedicated study while retaining the principal bedroom upstairs. The ground-floor shower room features a glazed shower enclosure, overhead and handheld shower fittings, a washbasin and WC. Hall and landing storage, together with loft access, add further practicality.

Outside. The front garden sets the home behind a lawn and planted borders, with metal railings defining the frontage. Alongside, the driveway accommodates four cars, making arrivals and visits easier to manage. To the rear, the garden has been restyled with Indian stone paving, creating a generous terrace with room to arrange outdoor seating and dining areas. Raised planted borders and established shrubs soften the paved setting, adding colour and interest without a rear lawn to mow. The Lifetime shed has its own consumer unit, electricity and lighting, making it a useful space for storing tools and garden equipment. An outside tap and external electric sockets are further practical additions for looking after and enjoying the garden.

Location & Lifestyle. Euxton brings village life together with the wider shopping and leisure choices of Chorley and neighbouring Buckshaw Village. Tesco at Buckshaw provides an option for the larger grocery shop, while Chorley adds opportunities to combine everyday errands with a coffee or lunch in town. Practical local provision includes Euxton Medical Centre on St Mary’s Gate and Rowlands Pharmacy on Wigan Road. Balshaw Lane Community Primary School is also within Euxton, with admission arrangements to be checked directly. For time outdoors, the parish walking routes offer ways to explore the surrounding area, while Astley Park in Chorley provides a setting for a longer stroll and a visit to the historic hall and parkland. It is a location that allows the working week and quieter time off to sit comfortably alongside one another. Euxton Balshaw Lane railway station provides connections towards Preston, Wigan and Liverpool. Buckshaw Parkway offers another local rail option, giving buyers a choice of stations to consider around their usual journeys.

Viewing Summary. The appeal of this home lies in how its spaces work together: a sociable rear living area, a separate lounge, bedrooms on different floors and both a shower room and en suite bathroom. The substantial programme of improvements, four-car driveway and thoughtfully restyled garden add practical substance to that flexibility. Contact Arnold & Phillips Chorley to arrange a viewing and explore how the layout could work for you.

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These particulars are intended to give a fair and substantially correct overall description of the property. They do not form part of any offer or contract. All measurements, descriptions and details are approximate and should be independently verified by prospective purchasers. Fixtures, fittings and appliances have not been tested, and no warranty is given as to their condition or suitability. Purchasers should satisfy themselves as to all matters before proceeding.