Single-storey home with large garden and strong refurbishment potential.
- Detached two-bedroom bungalow on a large elevated plot
- Detached brick garage and ample off-road parking
- Large loft space suitable for conversion, subject to planning
- Built 1955; retains period features and high ceilings
- Property is dated and requires full renovation throughout
- Possible extension potential (subject to planning permission)
- Mature, overgrown gardens needing landscaping for better kerb appeal
- Freehold, no flood risk, council tax above average
Set in a sought-after lane in Helsby, this mid‑century detached bungalow offers a rare blank canvas for a buyer seeking a single‑storey home with scope. Built in 1955 and owned by one family for over 60 years, the property retains period character, high ceilings and a large loft space that could be converted subject to planning and building regulations.
The house sits on a large, slightly elevated plot with mature planting, a detached brick garage and ample off‑road parking. Its position close to Helsby Hill, local schools and village amenities makes it well suited to downsizers or retirees who value privacy, countryside access and low local crime levels.
The bungalow is dated and needs renovation throughout; updating the kitchen, bathroom and decoration will be required. There is clear potential to extend or reconfigure the accommodation (subject to planning), and the loft offers additional room for conversion if permitted. Buyers should factor in refurbishment costs and check planning possibilities before committing.
Practical details: freehold tenure, approximately 877 sq ft, single bathroom, two double bedrooms, fast broadband, no flood risk and council tax above average. This is a strong opportunity for someone wanting a long‑term home in a peaceful, affluent area with genuine scope to add value.