1929 detached family home on a large south-facing plot near top schools.
Five bedrooms and three bathrooms plus downstairs WC
Set on an exceptionally large plot in sought-after Lostock, this 1929 detached home combines authentic period detail with generous modern living spaces. The house offers five bedrooms, three bathrooms and flexible reception rooms including a study and a garden room — ideal for family life, home working and entertaining. The south-facing rear garden, extensive patio areas and woodland edge have previously hosted large events and provide excellent scope for family activities or a future extension (subject to consents).
Original features such as stained glass windows, the original front door and solid wood internal doors give the house strong character, while thoughtful modern interventions create comfortable everyday living: a large open-plan kitchen/dining/living hub, ensuite principal bedroom with dressing room, and multiple outdoor access points. Practical benefits include substantial off-street parking (double-width driveway, garage, carport and additional gravel driveway) and easy access to top local schools, Lostock station and the M61 for commuter routes.
Buyers should note a few practical considerations. Broadband speeds are described as slow, which may affect heavy home-working or streaming without upgrade. The cavity walls are described as uninsulated (assumed), so buyers should budget for potential insulation or energy-efficiency improvements. Council tax is reported as quite expensive. While the property has been modernised, some rooms and systems may benefit from updating to suit contemporary finishes and technology.
Overall this is a characterful, spacious family home in a very affluent neighbourhood with excellent schooling and commuting links. It will suit a family wanting a long-term home with garden, entertaining potential and scope to personalise or extend. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the scale, period detail and garden setting in person.