- Three double bedrooms and generous internal footprint
- Large driveway parking and integral garage
- Private rear garden with lawn and paved patio
- Stylish open-plan kitchen with island and conservatory
- EPC rating C; freehold; mains gas boiler and radiators
- Built 1983–1990 with filled cavity walls and double glazing
- Council Tax Band D; area crime level above average
- One nearby primary rated Outstanding; other schools mixed
A spacious three-bedroom detached house on a family-friendly development in Accrington, offering a generous internal footprint and stylish, contemporary finishes. The ground floor features an open-plan kitchen with island, a living room with log burner, a conservatory overlooking the private rear garden and a useful downstairs WC. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a large four-piece bathroom.
The property sits on a decent plot with a large driveway and integral garage providing substantial off-road parking. Built in the 1980s with filled cavity walls, double glazing (installed post-2002) and gas central heating, the home is freehold and energy rated EPC C — practical for everyday family life. Broadband and mobile signal are strong and there is no flood risk.
Notable local amenities include commuter links to the M65 and a mix of nearby schools: Accrington Peel Park Primary is rated Outstanding, while other nearby schools include a mix of ratings. Crime in the area is above average — an important consideration for buyers. Council tax sits in Band D and the home is well suited to growing families seeking space and modern living in a comfortable neighbourhood.
The house is well presented and largely move-in ready, but buyers should check details such as the garage condition and any routine maintenance items typical of a property of this age. The layout and plot also offer potential to personalise or extend subject to planning, for those wanting to add long-term value.
