Map3 bedroom detached house for sale
Haighton Green Lane, Preston PR2
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Detached house
3 beds
2 baths
0.77 acre(s)
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Basic 11Mbps *
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Charming grade II listed former farm house
- Set in a plot extended to 0.77 acres (0.3 ha)
- Substantial detached traditional barn
- Great alternative potential subject to gaining any necessary consents
- Good access to the main road and motorway network
- Fabulous semi rural location
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* OPEN EVENT – SATURDAY 11TH & SUNDAY 12TH JANUARY BETWEEN 12PM AND 2PM – CALL IN AND TAKE A LOOK * Charming grade II former farmhouse with a superb detached traditional built barn all set in gardens and grounds extending to 0.77 acres (0.3 ha) OTA.
The house offers around 2508 sq ft (232 sq mts) or thereabouts and includes an attractive breakfast kitchen which is likely to be the hub of this home, three spacious reception rooms, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The house itself exudes a wealth of character features and charm, we can’t wait to show you around. The traditional barn gives great flexibility to the buyer and has potential for a variety of uses subject to gaining any necessary consents, all of this is set in highly attractive gardens and grounds.
The property is positioned in the popular hamlet of Haighton which is semi-rural in nature and the property itself has a real country feel. Whilst the property has a rural feel it is within easy reach of the main road and motorway networks.
There are a good range of amenities in Fulwood to include supermarkets, shops, public houses and similar. The access to the motorway is good and the train station in Preston is around 20 minutes drive making the property a great choice for commuters.
There are two entrances to the property and the driveway sweeps round to the front of the property. From here you can see the character and age that the property affords along with the attractive country nature of this home.
The substantial front door opens into an entrance porch and a further door opens into the dining hall. This wonderful room has windows to two elevations providing excellent levels of natural light whilst having an attractive and atmospheric fireplace.
The lounge has an LPG fired woodburning stove set in an attractive chimney breast giving a cosy focal point to the room. There are glazed sliding doors out to the gardens, also giving views across the country gardens. These doors can be thrown open to the patio area ensuring that the gardens can truly be enjoyed from here.
The breakfast kitchen is likely to be the hub of this beautiful home and includes a range of wall and base mounted kitchen units with a contrasting quartz work surface. There is a complementary central island along with a point for an American fridge freezer and an integrated dishwasher There is a double porcelain sink and an oil fired Aga set under a stone lintel providing a focal point to the room.
There is a further living room which has windows to two elevations and is used day to day in conjunction with the breakfast kitchen. There is a rear porch with a glazed door out to the rear gardens and a utility room which includes a WC, wash handbasin in a unit, point for a washing machine and dryer along with a range of wall and base units.
The staircase rises up to the first floor. The principal bedroom enjoys views out to two sides of the property and includes a walk-in wardrobe. The ensuite has a double ended bath, WC, bidet, wash handbasin in a unit along with a heated towel rail.
There are two further spacious bedrooms each with views to two sides of the property ensuring that these are lovely bright rooms.
The family bathroom has a shower, wash handbasin with a unit, WC along with fitted cabinetry with a heated towel rail over the radiator
There is plenty of space for parking at the side of the house which leads through to an attractive turning circle and to the substantial brick under slate-built barn. This barn gives great flexibility to the purchaser for alternative uses subject to gaining any necessary consents. Within the barn itself there is a part mezzanine floor.
The gardens are mainly down to lawn with some flower and shrub beds along with mature trees. There is an orchard area which includes some apple trees. A mono-pitch garage which has a timber sliding door is attached to the brick-built barn.
This property has to be seen to fully appreciate the space, character and the potential for alternative uses within the barn itself. A real rare opportunity to the market.
The house offers around 2508 sq ft (232 sq mts) or thereabouts and includes an attractive breakfast kitchen which is likely to be the hub of this home, three spacious reception rooms, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The house itself exudes a wealth of character features and charm, we can’t wait to show you around. The traditional barn gives great flexibility to the buyer and has potential for a variety of uses subject to gaining any necessary consents, all of this is set in highly attractive gardens and grounds.
The property is positioned in the popular hamlet of Haighton which is semi-rural in nature and the property itself has a real country feel. Whilst the property has a rural feel it is within easy reach of the main road and motorway networks.
There are a good range of amenities in Fulwood to include supermarkets, shops, public houses and similar. The access to the motorway is good and the train station in Preston is around 20 minutes drive making the property a great choice for commuters.
There are two entrances to the property and the driveway sweeps round to the front of the property. From here you can see the character and age that the property affords along with the attractive country nature of this home.
The substantial front door opens into an entrance porch and a further door opens into the dining hall. This wonderful room has windows to two elevations providing excellent levels of natural light whilst having an attractive and atmospheric fireplace.
The lounge has an LPG fired woodburning stove set in an attractive chimney breast giving a cosy focal point to the room. There are glazed sliding doors out to the gardens, also giving views across the country gardens. These doors can be thrown open to the patio area ensuring that the gardens can truly be enjoyed from here.
The breakfast kitchen is likely to be the hub of this beautiful home and includes a range of wall and base mounted kitchen units with a contrasting quartz work surface. There is a complementary central island along with a point for an American fridge freezer and an integrated dishwasher There is a double porcelain sink and an oil fired Aga set under a stone lintel providing a focal point to the room.
There is a further living room which has windows to two elevations and is used day to day in conjunction with the breakfast kitchen. There is a rear porch with a glazed door out to the rear gardens and a utility room which includes a WC, wash handbasin in a unit, point for a washing machine and dryer along with a range of wall and base units.
The staircase rises up to the first floor. The principal bedroom enjoys views out to two sides of the property and includes a walk-in wardrobe. The ensuite has a double ended bath, WC, bidet, wash handbasin in a unit along with a heated towel rail.
There are two further spacious bedrooms each with views to two sides of the property ensuring that these are lovely bright rooms.
The family bathroom has a shower, wash handbasin with a unit, WC along with fitted cabinetry with a heated towel rail over the radiator
There is plenty of space for parking at the side of the house which leads through to an attractive turning circle and to the substantial brick under slate-built barn. This barn gives great flexibility to the purchaser for alternative uses subject to gaining any necessary consents. Within the barn itself there is a part mezzanine floor.
The gardens are mainly down to lawn with some flower and shrub beds along with mature trees. There is an orchard area which includes some apple trees. A mono-pitch garage which has a timber sliding door is attached to the brick-built barn.
This property has to be seen to fully appreciate the space, character and the potential for alternative uses within the barn itself. A real rare opportunity to the market.
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“We aim to provide the highest levels of professionalism and service within all sectors of our business and at every point of contact with the public” Armitstead Barnett Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents in Lancashire has roots dating back to 1890 and had predominantly operated under the name T. Armitstead & Son. The company has exceptionally strong agricultural connections which have grown from the original business and now exist throughout the North West of England. In addition to this highly visible agricultural connection, Armitstead Barnett now operates throughout the entire rural property sector which itself is a niche market. Clients vary from private individuals through to large corporate companies and as an independent practice of Property Consultant we are full members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV). Our aim is to provide bespoke and pro-active advice. We not only have traditional values and working methods available to us, but also our up-to-date technology and forward thinking which allows us to provide a truly tailored service to our clients through a good understand of their needs.