£210,000
(£171/sq. ft)
3 bed end terrace house for saleParr Lane, Eccleston PR7
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
1,229 sq. ft
Added on
About this property
Characterful home dating back to the 1890s
Former farm shop offering unique history and versatility
Oversized front door providing easy access and added practicality
Generous lounge with feature fireplace and exposed beam
Spacious kitchen with range-style cooker
Separate utility room with traditional ceiling-mounted drying rack
Three well-proportioned bedrooms
Large family bathroom
Located in the sought-after village of Eccleston
Viewings available upon request
Churcher Estates are proud to present this charming and characterful three-bedroom period home, dating back to the 1890s, ideally positioned within the heart of the highly desirable village of Eccleston.
Rich in local history and formerly operating as a traditional farm shop, this unique property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a home full of heritage, personality and potential. Retaining a wealth of original features throughout, the property provides an excellent canvas for those looking to sympathetically modernise while preserving its authentic charm.
Upon entering, you are immediately welcomed by an impressive oversized front door, setting the tone for the generous proportions that continue throughout the home. The ground floor accommodation is both spacious and well-balanced, with high ceilings enhancing the sense of light and space.
The main lounge is a particularly inviting room, featuring a striking fireplace and exposed beam, creating a warm and homely focal point. With ample space for both relaxation and entertaining, this room perfectly reflects the character and history of the property.
To the rear, the kitchen offers a generous footprint and excellent potential to become a stunning modern family space. Currently fitted with a range-style cooker, and with the added benefit of a dishwasher, washing machine and dryer all included within the sale, the space is immediately functional while offering clear scope for enhancement. Adjoining the kitchen is a separate utility room, providing valuable additional space for laundry and storage, complete with a traditional ceiling-mounted drying rack, an authentic feature rarely found in modern homes.
The layout of the ground floor has been thoughtfully arranged to provide a clear separation between living and kitchen areas, making it equally suited to both everyday family life and entertaining.
To the first floor, the property continues to impress with three well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering comfortable accommodation and plenty of natural light. The principal bedroom is particularly generous in size, while the additional rooms provide flexibility for family living, guest accommodation or a home office. A spacious family bathroom serves the first floor, offering both practicality and further potential for modernisation.
Throughout the property, a number of original internal doors remain in place, further enhancing the home’s period appeal and reinforcing its sense of history and authenticity. Additional storage areas are also found throughout, adding to the overall practicality of the home.
Externally, the property enjoys an attractive position within a row of traditional brick-built homes, benefitting from a driveway to the side providing valuable off-road parking.
Eccleston itself is widely regarded as one of the most sought-after locations in the area, known for its strong sense of community, excellent local amenities, and a fantastic selection of pubs, eateries and independent shops. The property is also ideally placed for access to scenic countryside walks, whilst still benefiting from convenient transport links to nearby towns and beyond.
Steeped in history and full of character, this is a home that effortlessly captures the charm and warmth of traditional village living.
Viewings available on Request
Council tax B
Freehold
Location
Eccleston itself is widely regarded as one of the most sought-after locations in the area, known for its strong sense of community, excellent local amenities, and a fantastic selection of pubs, eateries and independent shops. The property is also ideally placed for access to scenic countryside walks, whilst still benefiting from convenient transport links to nearby towns and beyond.
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