The Windmill

This UNIQUE property is thought to date back to the 17th century. Understood to have been converted in around 1960, this former WINDMILL is Grade II listed and is ready for the next buyer to improve and make the property their own (subject to gaining any necessary consents). In addition, there is a brick under slate built barn further down on the plot which is a great asset to the property. All of this is set in 6.8 acres (2.8 ha) or thereabouts.
The Windmill is set back from Treales Road with two other properties and occupies a lovely rural position with some fantastic views. Treales is a village just outside the market town of Kirkham. Treales has a village primary school and a place of worship. Many other amenities are found in Kirkham to include shops, cafes, restaurants, public houses, healthcare providers, places of workshop, healthcare providers and supermarkets. There is access to Junction 3 of the M55 at Wesham and a new motorway junction is being placed at Bartle which will improve the accessibility of the area.

The property comprises accommodation over 4 floors and an additional flat roofed extension to the side to provide further accommodation over 2 floors. The property is likely to be desirable for those who like to live in something a little different and its desirability is improved as the property sits in a large plot extending to above 6 acres and potentially subject to any alterations could be of interest to those of more rural type interests, potentially equestrian or agricultural.

The property is ready for some improvement throughout to bring it to more modern day tastes and standards. The accommodation comprises garaging on the ground floor with a reception room, utility and shower room whilst to the first floor there is a large lounge, kitchen, dining room, bedroom and bathroom. To the second floor there is a bedroom with a further bathroom. The third floor has a further bedroom and the top floor has previously been used as a reading room, though is in need of improvement.

The property is surrounded by gardens which have had a number of paths through and beyond this the property is set within a naturalistic woodland area with large swathes of broad leaf trees.

A path leads to a brick under pitch slate storage barn with double doors to one elevation and windows to the side providing potential for those with either agricultural or equestrian or other interests. There is also potential for this to be ancillary to the main house. In total the property sits in 6.8 acres (2.8 ha) or thereabouts.

Marketed by: Armitstead Barnett, Garstang