Low-maintenance garden and great commuter access — ideal starter purchase or reliable rental pick.
Well-presented interior with two double bedrooms and full family bathroom|Detached plot with private, low-maintenance rear garden and decking|Short walk to Westhoughton train station and town centre amenities|Close to M61 — good commuter links to Manchester and Preston|Leasehold tenure — buyers should check lease terms and fees|Limited parking: on-street only, no guaranteed driveway parking|EPC rating D; potential to improve energy efficiency and running costs|Average size 646 sqft — practical but not large living space
Tucked away in a quiet pocket of Westhoughton, this well-presented two-bedroom detached property offers straightforward living with strong transport links. The layout is traditional and practical, featuring a generous lounge, an open-plan kitchen/diner, two double bedrooms and a full family bathroom — all set within an average-sized 646 sqft footprint. The rear garden is low maintenance, private and recently panelled, ideal for easy outdoor entertaining.
Practical benefits include mains gas central heating, double glazing, a filled cavity wall and very low local crime levels. The house is a short walk from Westhoughton train station and near the M61, making it attractive for commuters and buy-to-let buyers. Council tax is noted as very cheap, and broadband and mobile signals are strong.
Material points to note: the property is leasehold, the energy performance is rated D, and parking is limited to on-street (no guaranteed off-street parking). The home sits in a post‑war build era (1950s–1960s) and offers scope for modest updating should a buyer want to increase value or tailor finishes for rental demand.
Overall this is a tidy, low‑maintenance opportunity that suits first-time buyers wanting a commuter base or investors seeking a straightforward rental property close to transport and local amenities.