Arundel Road Longton, Preston £325,000

Enjoying the epitome of a sought after location, being set in the centre of Longton village yet not on the main road, this extended four bedroom home is highly recommended for internal inspection and sure to impress once seen first-hand. Throughout, the property is well presented and deceptively spacious, making this a property that you can move straight into, yet there is certainly potential to put your own mark on the property, so call Smart Move now to book your viewing before the opportunity passes you by.

The internal layout of the property in brief includes: entrance hall with staircase to the first floor and a built in storage cupboard beneath, formal lounge with feature fireplace, large open plan kitchen breakfast room with patio doors to the conservatory, utility room, rear hall with ground floor WC off, first floor landing with loft access point, master bedroom which has an en suite shower room and two fitted alcove wardrobes off, three further bedrooms and the first floor family bathroom.

To the front of the property is a mature lawned front garden, with established hedged border. Also to the front is off road parking on the driveway for around three cars, as well as within the attached single garage to the right-hand side of the property. The main garden is located to the rear and boasts two paved patio areas lawn and a timber fenced perimeter.

Longton is a desirable village and civil parish in the west of the borough of South Ribble, Lancashire. It is about 5 miles to the south west of Preston and with excellent commuter links. The parish also includes the adjoining village of New Longton. Within Longton village itself is an excellent range of boutique independent local shops as well as larger chain stores, such as Booths supermarket. Local schools are within a short distance of this property and are all well regarded locally. Nearby also is Longton Brickcroft, which has been transformed into a nature reserve and public open space. It was declared a Local Nature Reserve by South Ribble Borough Council in 1998. The Brickcroft is of particular interest to birdwatchers and botanists with seating and footpaths making it accessible for most visitors. A purpose built visitor centre contains informative displays on the site's history, local wildlife and the environment.