Lancaster Road
Pilling, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 6AE
Guide Price
£530,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Nov 2022
- Removed: Dec 2022
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Pasture Land
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY to purchase an extended 1930s semi-detached bungalow with a range of OUTBUILDINGS extended to 2200 sq. ft with a PADDOCK beyond, all set in 1.37 ACRES (0.55 ha) or thereabouts. This property is likely to be of interest to those with equestrian or agricultural type uses or those who simply wish to enjoy a property with space or with alternative use potential.
Stake Pool Drive sits up to the land and there is some long term potential in the site. The property will be subject to a clawback, please see the General Remarks section.
The property has two driveways which lead from Lancaster Road, one to the buildings and one to the bungalow at the front.
A glazed front door opens into an entrance vestibule which has the original tiled floor and an original part glazed stained glass door which opens out into the entrance hall. The entrance hall has good height ceilings commensurate with the age of the property and has a picture rail. The original doors lead off to various ground floor rooms.
The lounge is an attractive room at the front of the property which has a box bay window out to the front of the property allowing plenty of natural light. There is a wood burning stove set in a brick chimney breast giving a cosy focal point to the room. The room also enjoys an engineered oak floor.
There are two bedrooms on the ground floor, one with a window to the front of the property and the other with a window to the rear. The family bathroom has a double ended bath with a separate shower, wash handbasin set in a unit and a WC.
The kitchen enjoys a range of wall and base mounted kitchen units with a contrasting work surface and tile splash back. There is a double oven and a gas hob with an extractor over. There is an integrated under counter fridge and a point for a dishwasher along with a 1½ sink and drainer, a good-sized utility / boot room is found off and this has a point for a washing machine.
The kitchen is open to the conservatory which has a laminate floorcovering and sliding doors out to the gardens. This is a great addition to the kitchen space and is currently used as a dining area by the current vendors. The boiler is also housed here and a WC if found off.
A staircase rises up to the first floor attic room which has been used by the vendors as a bedroom/study but cannot be classed as a bedroom space. There are Velux windows which enjoy rural views.
To the rear of the property there is a block paved parking area and attractive lawned gardens which lead through to raised vegetable beds, fruit trees and a garage building. A 5 bay steel framed building is found to the rear with an open lean-to to one side.
A further stable and tack room are found beyond the large outbuilding currently used as storage which has power and water along with a small turnout paddock. To the rear there is a grazing paddock, ideal for those with equestrian or agricultural type interests. A further access off Lancaster Road provides access to a large parking area.
Marketed by: Armitstead Barnett, Garstang
Stake Pool Drive sits up to the land and there is some long term potential in the site. The property will be subject to a clawback, please see the General Remarks section.
The property has two driveways which lead from Lancaster Road, one to the buildings and one to the bungalow at the front.
A glazed front door opens into an entrance vestibule which has the original tiled floor and an original part glazed stained glass door which opens out into the entrance hall. The entrance hall has good height ceilings commensurate with the age of the property and has a picture rail. The original doors lead off to various ground floor rooms.
The lounge is an attractive room at the front of the property which has a box bay window out to the front of the property allowing plenty of natural light. There is a wood burning stove set in a brick chimney breast giving a cosy focal point to the room. The room also enjoys an engineered oak floor.
There are two bedrooms on the ground floor, one with a window to the front of the property and the other with a window to the rear. The family bathroom has a double ended bath with a separate shower, wash handbasin set in a unit and a WC.
The kitchen enjoys a range of wall and base mounted kitchen units with a contrasting work surface and tile splash back. There is a double oven and a gas hob with an extractor over. There is an integrated under counter fridge and a point for a dishwasher along with a 1½ sink and drainer, a good-sized utility / boot room is found off and this has a point for a washing machine.
The kitchen is open to the conservatory which has a laminate floorcovering and sliding doors out to the gardens. This is a great addition to the kitchen space and is currently used as a dining area by the current vendors. The boiler is also housed here and a WC if found off.
A staircase rises up to the first floor attic room which has been used by the vendors as a bedroom/study but cannot be classed as a bedroom space. There are Velux windows which enjoy rural views.
To the rear of the property there is a block paved parking area and attractive lawned gardens which lead through to raised vegetable beds, fruit trees and a garage building. A 5 bay steel framed building is found to the rear with an open lean-to to one side.
A further stable and tack room are found beyond the large outbuilding currently used as storage which has power and water along with a small turnout paddock. To the rear there is a grazing paddock, ideal for those with equestrian or agricultural type interests. A further access off Lancaster Road provides access to a large parking area.
Marketed by: Armitstead Barnett, Garstang
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.