Significantly extended semi detached with views towards the hills. Flexible accommodation with large dining kitchen and living area to the rear. Two or three bedrooms depending on layout preference. Ensuite to master bedroom at first floor level.

Owned within the same family since around the mid-1960s and available with no chain.

This particular home is positioned close to the head of the cul-de-sac and enjoys far reaching views towards Rivington Pike and Winter Hill.

The property has been reconfigured and extended as the owners family evolved and the result is a very flexible property with accommodation over two floors. The home could function as two or three bedrooms depending on preference.

There is an excellent provision for storage and also a pleasant study area. A key feature which we are sure will attract many buyers is the large dining kitchen which opens into a conservatory extension and provides a superb living space to embrace the views.

The property also benefits for a large rear garden .

The sellers inform us that the property is Leasehold for a term of 999 years from 22nd September 1932 subject to the payment of a yearly Ground Rent of £6.50

Council Tax is Band C - £1,938.40

Blackrod is a popular village within the BL6 postcode area and therefore benefits from brilliant access to key transport links such as Blackrod train station which is just 0.5 of a miles away and Horwich Parkway which is just over 2 miles away. Junction 6 of the M61 is around 2 miles away. As a result, many locals consider Manchester and the Trafford Centre as an appropriate distance to work, shop and socialise.

The OFSTED rated 'Outstanding' Blackrod Country Primary School is nearby and it is worth viewing a satellite image of the property to appreciate the abundance of green land immediately surrounding the home. We find that in addition to the transport links, a strong factor attracting people to the general area is the access to the excellent countryside.

The neighbouring area of Horwich has great access to a stretch of the West Pennine Moors and Winter Hill, together with large areas owned by the Woodland Trust, whilst the village itself includes access towards Haigh and the neighbouring village of Adlington which includes a stretch of the Leeds-Liverpool canal.

In terms of commercial facilities, the village includes a handful of shops and services, together with doctors and a library, with further opportunities available within Adlington, Chorley and Horwich town centres working 'hand-in-hand' with the out of town retail development, close to the football stadium which is a distance of around 2.5 miles away.