A three-storey home in a prime location opposite Star Lodge and presented in a contemporary manner throughout. Having been extensively modernised in recent years it is reasonable to describe the property as being in turnkey condition. Two living areas and three bedrooms, plus downstairs WC, en-suite and a family bathroom.

This property has been extensively modernised in recent years and has been finished with flair and style.

The accommodation offers great flexibility and by its original design is spread over three floors. To the ground floor there is a versatile living room/bedroom which opens to the garden. There is also a DSWC and a utility zone has been created to the rear of the garage.

To the first floor there is a bright l-shaped living area with three windows and an attractive dining kitchen to the rear.

The first floor includes the regular bedroom spaces with two double bedrooms and one single bedroom all of which are served by the family bathroom whilst the master bedroom enjoys an ensuite. The bathrooms have been one of the more recent jobs and subsequently in line with popular modern choices of tiling and furniture.

It is also worthy of note that during the last eight years items such as the boiler, windows soffits and facias and kitchen have been renewed.

The properties in this specific part of the development opposite Star Lodge are seldom placed into the open market and an early viewing should be considered essential.

The property is Leasehold for a term of 999 years from 1st January 2001 subject to the payment of a yearly Ground Rent of £100

Council Tax is Band D - £2,297.19

Butterwick Fields is a modern development located between Horwich and Blackrod and has excellent access to Blackrod train station which is on the mainline to Manchester. The modern development has achieved consistent rates of sale over the years and in particular this home, which is located close to Star Lodge is classed as one of the strongest positions within the development.

For those not familiar with the town, Horwich has a small centre with a good variety of largely independently owned shops and services together with cafes, pubs and restaurants. A consistently strong feature of the town is the surrounding countryside which includes a stretch of the West Pennine moors and a number of reservoirs, whilst the nearby village of Adlington plays host to a stretch of the Leeds Liverpool canal. This balance of surrounding countryside yet convenient access to the aforementioned train station and also links to the M61 attract many people to settle within the area. The town offers several nurseries, primary and secondary schools.