4 bedroom detached house
Leagram, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 2GS
Guide Price
£895,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: May 2022
- Removed: Nov 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Woodland
** RURAL PROPERTY ** NO NEIGHBOURS ** WILDLIFE ** FULLY RENOVATED, TRADITIONAL HOME **
A beautiful place to enjoy the peace ! This stunning stone-built home has been sensitively improved by the current vendors to retain plenty of character and now offers welcoming and well-proportioned accommodation throughout. The original farmhouse had an attached stone barn which has been converted and incorporated into the house, creating fantastic spacious rooms boasting charming features.
A superb rural location, found at the end of a privately-owned road, this property will be ideal for those who enjoy rural peace with so much wildlife to enjoy, the vendors have seen deer, hares, squirrels, owls and other birds of prey. What’s not to love !
The road leads up to the drive to the property, passing over a bridge over a babbling stream that leads to a printed concrete parking area ahead of the garage.
With an appealing façade, the front door opens into the porch, then into a welcoming entrance hall. Setting the tone of this lovely house the Reception Hall has views out to the front of the property, oak floors and an oak staircase giving the feel of real quality. A WC is found off the hall.
The hub of this home is likely to be the kitchen, which opens into a dining-living space. A Mark Wilkinson fitted kitchen in cream with granite work surfaces over can be found around a fabulous 1950s reconditioned Aga in burgundy. Integrated appliances include fridge freezer and dishwasher. A lovely window seat provides a snug seating area – perfect for chatting to the person cooking !
The utility room is very practical and has a part-glazed door to the rear, a dog shower, point for washing machine and dryer. The boiler is also housed in here.
The lounge is an incredible room which has a large picture window creating a superb bright space and retaining the barn character, all complimented by the exposed beams and joinery. A woodburning stove is set in a stone surround again giving the room a welcoming feel.
The snug is found beyond the lounge: a room nicely tucked away from the business of the main living area. This makes an ideal space for study, library, studio or snug.
The staircase rises to the first floor where there are four bedrooms, each with an en-suite. There is a staircase rising to the second floor where there is a storage area. The storage area has been used as a playroom / study by the current vendors.
The gardens are largely lawned with a patio and seating areas. There are superb views all around the property from the upper patio area. The field can be accessed from the track beyond the garage and there is an area of woodland. The boundary drops down to an attractive stream in front of the property. A plan showing the boundary is edged red in the sales particulars.
Marketed by: Armitstead Barnett, Clitheroe
A beautiful place to enjoy the peace ! This stunning stone-built home has been sensitively improved by the current vendors to retain plenty of character and now offers welcoming and well-proportioned accommodation throughout. The original farmhouse had an attached stone barn which has been converted and incorporated into the house, creating fantastic spacious rooms boasting charming features.
A superb rural location, found at the end of a privately-owned road, this property will be ideal for those who enjoy rural peace with so much wildlife to enjoy, the vendors have seen deer, hares, squirrels, owls and other birds of prey. What’s not to love !
The road leads up to the drive to the property, passing over a bridge over a babbling stream that leads to a printed concrete parking area ahead of the garage.
With an appealing façade, the front door opens into the porch, then into a welcoming entrance hall. Setting the tone of this lovely house the Reception Hall has views out to the front of the property, oak floors and an oak staircase giving the feel of real quality. A WC is found off the hall.
The hub of this home is likely to be the kitchen, which opens into a dining-living space. A Mark Wilkinson fitted kitchen in cream with granite work surfaces over can be found around a fabulous 1950s reconditioned Aga in burgundy. Integrated appliances include fridge freezer and dishwasher. A lovely window seat provides a snug seating area – perfect for chatting to the person cooking !
The utility room is very practical and has a part-glazed door to the rear, a dog shower, point for washing machine and dryer. The boiler is also housed in here.
The lounge is an incredible room which has a large picture window creating a superb bright space and retaining the barn character, all complimented by the exposed beams and joinery. A woodburning stove is set in a stone surround again giving the room a welcoming feel.
The snug is found beyond the lounge: a room nicely tucked away from the business of the main living area. This makes an ideal space for study, library, studio or snug.
The staircase rises to the first floor where there are four bedrooms, each with an en-suite. There is a staircase rising to the second floor where there is a storage area. The storage area has been used as a playroom / study by the current vendors.
The gardens are largely lawned with a patio and seating areas. There are superb views all around the property from the upper patio area. The field can be accessed from the track beyond the garage and there is an area of woodland. The boundary drops down to an attractive stream in front of the property. A plan showing the boundary is edged red in the sales particulars.
Marketed by: Armitstead Barnett, Clitheroe
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.