Chapel Road Hesketh Bank, Preston £235,000

Built circa 1935, this traditional semi detached home offers buyers everything they could wish for, as it is well presented throughout, has a ground floor extension to the rear providing a second reception room, has potential for further extension (subject to planning permission,) and has an amazing garden plot, making viewing in person highly recommended. Homes such as this are few and far between, so contact Smart Move now to book your individual tour, before the opportunity passes you by.

The internal layout of the property in brief includes: entrance porch with internal door to the hall, lounge with feature fireplace and a bay window looking out to the front of the property, modern fitted kitchen boasting a exellent range of eye and low level wall units on three sides, ample work surface area and access to a useful pantry cupboard, separate sitting room with sliding patio doors opening to the rear garden, ground floor WC, first floor landing with loft access point, bedroom one is to the front of the property and has an fitted alcove wardrobe, bedroom two looks to the rear and has a fitted airing cupboard which houses the property's gas central heating combi boiler,) and the first floor family bathroom completes the accommodation.

This amazing home occupies a generous plot and as such has plenty of off road parking, as well as a larger than average rear garden. The paved driveway has only recently been laid and stretches from the front and down the right-hand side of the property, creating parking for a number of vehicles. Also to the front of the property is a low level planted florwer bed, whilst to the rear is the main garden for the property, offering a paved patio area, low maintenance gravelled beds with paved stepping stones leading down the garden, borders of established hedging and fencing, timber garden shed and a summer house.

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Hesketh Bank is a small agricultural village in Lancashire. It lies to the north-east of the town of Southport on the Irish Sea estuary of the River Ribble. The area falls under West Lancashire Borough Council for administrative purposes, and Hesketh-with-Becconsall Parish Council for parochial matters. Within the village are local schools, bus stops, independent shops as well as larger chain stores, such as Booths supermarket, making the village close-knit and semi rural yet with all creature comforts and necessities just a short distance away. The village is also geographically situated between Southport, Preston, Ormskirk and Liverpool, making commuting to such cities / towns almost equal distance.