First impression of this stunning home, are that it occupies a substantial plot on the corner of Greyfriars Avenue which is a highly sought after residential area of Fulwood.

This location is perfect for those seeking a quieter location yet wishing to be able to walk their children to nearby schools. Also well located for high schools, all of which are within a 15 minute walk, as are local shops and amenities and transport routes.

Built in the 1930’s this robust property has the traditional period features of Accrington brick, slate roof, high ceilings and wonderfully spacious rooms. The current owners have modernised the home to exceptional standards. It has a welcoming feel with convenient entrance porch ideal for parcel delivery and a place to leave shoes and coats. The secondary entrance door opens to a spacious hallway flooded with natural daylight and decorated in soft neutral tones. Stairs turn to the first floor with a landing window allowing more light through the space. There are two generous original living rooms leading off the hallway and also access to the kitchen and the ground floor WC.

Starting with the main lounge, the curved bay window is a lovely feature and from here one can overlook the front walled garden. Fitted blinds add a modern edge and the room is decorated is lovely neutral shades creating a warm and inviting space. The fireplace adds a lovely ambience and with the living flame gas fire provides additional heating for those colder winter evenings.

Both of the reception rooms are separate spaces and the rear living room, is a versatile space to use either as a dining room or 2nd sitting room. There’s potential to open the space to the kitchen is desired but it is lovely as it is. From this spacious room, there is a sliding door to the conservatory which provides a further versatile space. The current owners use it as a playroom, but it could lend itself for a variety of uses.

With a well thought out kitchen layout to complete the ground floor space, this home feels complete. A great sized and lengthy room with every inch of space designed carefully to create maximum storage. Fitted with beech effect wall and base units and contrasting large porcelain tiled flooring the kitchen is timeless. Conveniently positioned sink in the bay window with integrated dishwasher. The waist height oven is a double one with electric hob with stainless steel extractor over and integrated fridge freezer and washing machine. A door leads to the conservatory and there are French doors opening to the rear.

As with other traditional 1930’s homes, the bedrooms are well sized with two generous double bedrooms and third single room. All the bedrooms are well presented with a superb amount of fitted storage. Bedroom three has been fitted with open wardrobes so provides a perfect dressing room, yet can be easily changed to an office or single bedroom. The bathroom boasts a 4 piece white suite with corner step in shower, bath with shower over, WC and sink. Fully tiled in neutral wall tiles and flooring.

The outside space is wall enclosed with a wrought iron gate at the front with walkway to the entrance and two lawned gardens wrapping around the home. To the bottom of the garden is a tucked away driveway and detached garage which has power and lighting and this end of the garden has a hedge securing the boundary. The boundary would allow for the driveway to be made wider if needed for 2 cars. The garage is a sectional garage so could be easily take down to extend the garden space. There is a courtyard to the rear and a pedestrian door giving access into the garage which has power and lighting.

Additionally the current owners have had a new central heating boiler fitted within the last 6 months.

Ideal home for a multitude of buyers and viewings are welcomed.