A mature true bungalow with west facing garden and located on a prestigious road which allows fantastic access to countryside. Two living areas with views towards the garden and over Lancashire towards the coast, kitchen, integral garage and separate utility.

Owned within the same family for many years and now available with no chain is this three bedroom and two living room detached true bungalow. Foxholes Road is one of the towns leading residential roads and plays host to a good number of individual properties. The West side of the road benefits from well orientated rear gardens in terms of afternoon and evening sun.

The layout includes a porch and generous hallway providing a sense of space and the two living areas are positioned to the rear the lead reception room having a featured vaulted ceiling. The kitchen is adjacent to the second living area. The three bedrooms are served by a large shower room (fitted in 2024) and there is also a separate WC, utility room and tandem style integral garage.

You may note by investigating other homes on the road that there have been many properties adapted and extended which may be possible with this property also. The properties along this road often generate speedy rates of sale and so an early viewing should be considered essential.

The sellers inform us that the property is Freehold. 

Council Tax is Band F - £3,318.18

Foxholes Road is one of the town's most prestigious addresses. The lovely semi-rural setting allows the property to enjoy easy access to the surrounding countryside which is literally on the doorstep, whilst important amenities and transport links are conveniently positioned.

Horwich itself offers a choice of nurseries and there are both primary and secondary schools. Please note that that Bolton School is around is around 4.5 miles away and the bus route for the school passes the end of the road (on Chorley Old Road).

In terms of commercial amenities, Horwich centre itself is under 1 mile away. The popular centre includes free parking and a classic range of shops, such as butchers, bakers, green grocers, some small supermarkets and an abundance of cafes and restaurants. Larger retail outlets are positioned at the Middlebrook retail complex close to the motorway link which is just under three miles away. The closest train stations which connect to Manchester are between 2 and 3 miles.

Finally, and as mentioned previously, the surrounding countryside is a very strong feature. Paths lead immediately from the road into the hills which include a stretch of the West Pennine Moors. This area links to The Smithills Estate, an area that has recently been acquired by The Woodland Trust.