- Substantial Detached Family Home
- Rarely Available Location
- Generous Plot
- Four Double Bedrooms
- Two Reception Rooms
- Superb Views
- Two Garages & Driveway
- Excellent Level Of Privacy
- Potential To Extend & Develop
- Viewing Essential
This is great opportunity to purchase a good sized detached four bedroom family home that occupies a substantial plot with generous gardens, plenty of parking and superb views from its enviable position in a small and seldom available cul de sac just off Hightown Road where it has excellent access to the popular local schools and the M62 motorway network.
Offered to the market for the first time since it was built, this individual property was chosen by its current owners because of its position, views and excellent plot size - being one of the largest on the cul de sac and sitting at the top so that it has views to both the front and side elevations. Inside, this spacious and well planned home has been seamlessly extended to include four double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a separate shower room, whilst on the groundfloor it has a spacious entrance hall with a useful cloaks cupboard and groundfloor WC, a large partially open plan living dining room with views over the garden and a kitchen with a separate utility room. There is also an integral garage accessed from the entrance hall and an additional garage/workshop to the side of the house. Outside, the property is complimented perfectly by its generously proportioned gardens that wrap around the house on all sides, laid largely to lawn with established hedging and a good sized patio. To the front, there is a lengthy drive that provides ample off road parking for a number of vehicles whilst giving access to the integral garage. As acting agents, we feel this property warrants an early enquiry given its unique position, generous plot and excellent potential to extend and develop further.
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