Three bedrooms with built-in storage in two rooms
New kitchen, bathroom, roof, insulation and replumbing (last five years)
Conservatory extension adds versatile ground-floor space
Solar panels and EPC B for lower running costs
Decent rear garden, summerhouse and two large sheds
Driveway for two cars, garage and off-street parking
Single family bathroom (one bathroom for three bedrooms)
Area has above-average crime — consider security measures
Bright, recently refreshed and sensibly laid out, this three-bedroom semi offers a practical family base in Penwortham. The house has seen major recent works — new kitchen, bathroom, roof, insulation, replumbing and double glazing — so day-to-day disruption is minimal for a new owner. An added conservatory extends living space to the rear and opens onto a sizeable garden with a summerhouse and useful outbuildings.
Energy and running costs are competitive for the area: solar panels, cavity wall insulation and an EPC B rating combine with a mains gas boiler and radiators. The property sits on a decent plot with off-street parking for two vehicles and a garage; good broadband and excellent mobile signal support home working or streaming.
Practical points to note: the home has one family bathroom for three bedrooms, and some windows and doors were installed before 2002 (older double glazing). The neighbourhood is classed as an ageing urban community with above-average crime levels — buyers should consider parking/security and local context when viewing. The house is freehold and council tax is described as cheap, which helps running costs.
Well-located for families, the property is close to several well-rated primary and secondary schools, local shops and amenities, with straightforward travel links into Preston. For someone wanting a ready-to-move-in family home with scope to personalise, this presents good value at the advertised price; investors seeking higher yields should factor in local crime and the single bathroom when modelling rental returns.
