Large c.2.32-acre plot with outbuildings — a renovation and development opportunity..
Approx. 2.32 acres with outbuildings and grazing paddock for a pony
Requires comprehensive renovation and modernisation throughout
Potential for further development, subject to planning permission
Three double bedrooms off broad first-floor landing
Three-phase electricity on site; gas central heating to radiators
Private cobbled drive, parking for several cars; shared right of way
EPC rating F; services and appliances should be independently checked
Quiet village location with fast broadband, good schools and amenities
Set at the end of a quiet row and approached down a private track, this end-terrace house occupies a substantial c.2.32 acre plot including outbuildings and a small grazing paddock. The house itself was converted in 1977 and provides three double bedrooms, a broad landing and a dual-aspect lounge with an open fireplace — but it is currently in need of comprehensive renovation and modernisation.
The large plot and existing agricultural buildings create clear potential for redevelopment or ancillary uses (subject to planning permission). Practical features include gas central heating, three-phase electricity to the property, private parking on a cobbled drive and fast broadband and mobile signal — useful for an array of future uses.
Buyers should factor in material work: the property needs refurbishment throughout, the EPC rating is F and services and appliances should be independently checked. Access is via a private track with a right of way for neighbouring properties, which affects how the approach and driveway can be altered.
This location will appeal to buyers seeking a countryside redevelopment opportunity within a popular, well-served village. Local amenities, excellent primary schooling nearby and good road and rail links to Preston and Liverpool add practical value for families or developer-investors eyeing a conversion or rebuild.