4-bedroom bungalow · PR6 9QB
For saleListed 15 days
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About
Situated on Abbey Grove in Adlington, this individual four-bedroom detached bungalow offers considerably more accommodation than its frontage might initially suggest, with around 1,234 sq.ft.
Of internal space, an integral garage and a fantastic open-plan living, dining and kitchen space across the rear.
Abbey Grove is a particularly sought-after residential location within Adlington, popular for its quiet setting while remaining extremely convenient for day-to-day amenities and transport links.
Adlington railway station is close by, providing useful connections for commuters, while regular bus routes are also easily accessible.
The village centre offers a good range of shops, cafés and local services, with pleasant walks and countryside also within easy reach, making the area well suited to buyers wanting a quieter residential setting without feeling cut off.
The accommodation itself has a really interesting layout, with the bedrooms positioned towards the front and middle of the home and the main living space opening out across the rear.
This gives the property a genuine sense of separation between the more private sleeping accommodation and the sociable areas of the house.
The standout feature is without doubt the impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen space; it is a substantial room and works extremely well as the heart of the home, combining a modern kitchen with generous areas for dining and relaxing.
The dark kitchen cabinetry, central island and contemporary finishes give the room a smart, modern feel, while the width of the space allows the different areas to remain clearly defined without losing the open-plan flow.
Across the rear, a wide run of glazed doors looks directly onto the garden and covered seating area, bringing in plenty of natural light and creating a great connection between the house and outside space.
This is the sort of room that works just as well for everyday family life as it does for entertaining, particularly during the warmer months when the doors can be opened onto the garden.
There are four bedrooms in total, giving the bungalow a level of flexibility that should appeal to a wide range of buyers.
The principal bedroom is particularly generous at approximately 14'11" x 9'2" and benefits from its own en-suite shower room.
The remaining bedrooms could work equally well as conventional bedrooms, guest accommodation, a home office, dressing room or hobby space depending on the buyer's requirements.
A separate family bathroom serves the rest of the accommodation, while the central hallway connects the rooms in a practical and straightforward layout.
Externally, the property continues to offer plenty. To the front is a substantial block-paved driveway providing generous off-road parking and access to the integral garage.
The frontage is relatively low maintenance, with established planting softening the driveway and giving the property an attractive approach.
To the rear is a thoughtfully landscaped garden with a mixture of paved seating areas, gravelled sections, mature planting and trelliswork creating a number of different spaces.
One of the most appealing features is the substantial covered outdoor seating area immediately outside the main living accommodation.
With space for outdoor furniture and dining, it feels almost like an additional room during the warmer months and makes excellent use of the connection between the garden and open-plan living space.
Beyond this is a more established landscaped section with pathways, planting and further seating, creating a garden that feels private, interesting and well considered without requiring a large amount of lawn maintenance.
For buyers looking for a bungalow but unwilling to compromise on living space, this is a particularly unusual proposition.
With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, excellent parking, an integral garage, landscaped gardens and a superb open-plan rear living space, it offers far more versatility than many properties of this type.
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About 25, Abbey Grove, Chorley
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