Sold STC
Available for the first time in just over 20 years
Relatively unique design
Three large double bedrooms
Huge master bedroom includes ensuite
Constructed in 1923 for a manager of the Loco Works
New roof approximately two years ago
Boiler refitted approximately 12 months ago
Footpaths into open countryside around 0.2 miles
Long driveway plus substantial garage
Around 0.2 miles to Horwich centre
A stunning period home offering substantial accommodation and positioned within a generous plot. Three very large bedrooms the master of which including ensuite. Two individual reception rooms plus open plan dining kitchen and living area.
The Home
Constructed in 1923 for a manager of the Loco Works and offering sizeable accommodation which is not readily apparent from the front.
This era of build is associated with large room proportions which are further enhanced by the feature windows and particularly high ceilings. There are host of period features together with a long driveway leading to a substantial garage.
The three bedrooms are a large design, the master bedroom and second bedroom being particularly significant. The square footage therefore could easily be compared to homes which offer four or five smaller bedrooms.
Our clients have maintained the property to an excellent standard and big ticket items such as a new roof and central heating boiler have been renewed in the last two years.
Properties are rarely placed into the open market and we would therefore suggest an early viewing.
The sellers inform us that the property is Freehold
Council Tax Band D - £2,177.12
The Area
Brownlow Road has long been considered a popular area to reside and this particular home is positioned on the second section of the road opposite St Annes Road. Horwich centre with its vast array of largely independently owned shops and services is just around 0.2 of a mile.
The town centre is an increasingly strong feature of the area and has a great mix of pubs, cafes and restaurants which combine well with the larger out of town retail complex close to the football stadium which includes large supermarkets, cinema and train station linking towards Manchester.
This transport infrastructure is enhanced by Junction 6 of the M61 which serves the town well and many buyers are attracted to the area due to these convenient transport links, together with the lovely surrounding hills and countryside. For growing families the town has several primary schools and the choice of two secondary schools. In summary, the area offers a rather family-friendly package and an early viewing is recommended.
7' 0" x 16' 4" (2.13m x 4.98m) Composite glass paneled door with window to the front.
15' 0" (max into the alcove) x 18' 9" (max into the bay) (4.57m x 5.71m) Ceiling height of 8' 11" (2.72m)
12' 2" (max) x 12' 1" (max) (3.71m x 3.68m) Positioned to the rear with window to the garden.
10' 1" x 7' 0" (3.07m x 2.13m) and 9' 6" x 18' 1" (2.90m x 5.51m) The room has been extended. For the kitchen area there are French doors to the rear along with an additional rear window. Wall and base units. Granite worktops. Integral gas range ovens. Space for dishwasher and tall fridge freezer.
5' 10" x 10' 4" (1.78m x 3.15m) Window to the front. Glass paneled doors. Side window. Gas central heating boiler.
3' 2" x 3' 2" (0.97m x 0.97m) WC and hand basin.
10' 7" x 7' 0" (3.23m x 2.13m) Gable window. Loft access.
17' 0" x 16' 5" (5.18m x 5.00m) the measurements incorporating the en-suite which comprises shower, WC, hand basin, window to front. The dressing area of the suite comprises fitted robes, two rear windows and a gable window.
14' 11" x 14' 0" (4.55m x 4.27m) Large double bedroom positioned to the front. Ceiling height of 8' 10" (2.69m). Two windows to the front. Fitted robes/storage to each alcove.
12' 2" x 12' 3" (3.71m x 3.73m) Double bedroom positioned to rear overlooking the garden. Fitted robes to one alcove
7' 0" x 7' 7" (2.13m x 2.31m) Gable window. Bath. WC. Hand basin. Fitted storage.
Front garden and drive.
Large Garage
Sizeable rear garden