It is an 'extremely rare opportunity' that this home is for sale, say estate agents - Warrington Guardian

An unusually grand Common Lane home is up for sale at £1.15m, offering five bedrooms, electric gates and enough garden space to keep children and pets busy.

A substantial five-bedroom detached home on Common Lane, Culcheth, has gone on the market for £1,150,000, and Bridgfords is presenting it as an “extremely rare opportunity”. At nearly 2,900 square feet, it is certainly not short of space, although at that price the house might reasonably be expected to do the hoovering too.

The extended property sits on what estate agents describe as an “enviable and substantial” plot, reached through electric gates. It offers plenty of the features buyers seeking a high-end family home will want, including a kitchen/diner, dining and breakfast areas, a snug, lounge, dining room, utility room and WC on the ground floor.

Upstairs, the main bedroom has an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, while one of the four additional bedrooms also benefits from an ensuite. There is a further shower room, meaning the morning bathroom queue should be less dramatic than in most family homes.

Outside, there is a double garage with electric doors, a generous lawn at the front and a large rear garden designed with families and pets in mind. The garden also includes a pergola, greenhouse and timber shed, so there is ample room for outdoor entertaining, gardening projects and the inevitable collection of things nobody can quite bring themselves to throw away.

Bridgfords said the house is a “stunning, unique, extended and executive detached family property” in a popular residential address in the heart of Culcheth, with access to the village centre and its amenities. The location is a clear selling point, although the million-pound-plus price tag places this firmly in the village’s luxury bracket rather than the ordinary family-home market.

The property was featured in reporting by Lois Dean for the Warrington Guardian. The supplied article also notes that some material came through an exclusive subscriber partnership with USA Today and may not reflect the views of The Herald.

For more information, Bridgfords can be contacted on 01925 361666.

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