Anchorage Avenue Hundred End, Preston £600,000

Anchorage Avenue is home to only a handful of properties and is a road which even people that live locally will likely have never been down, making it a real hidden gem. "Woodholme" is the last property at the end of this private road, meaning that you will get no passing traffic and be able to enjoy the peaceful surrounding countryside uninterrupted. During their time here, the current owners have done lots of work to the property, making viewing in person highly recommended. Viewing is by appointment only via Smart Move, so contact our local office to enquire further or to arrange your individual tour of this one-off property.

This spacious home spans over 2,000 sq ft and in brief includes: entrance hallway, spacious main lounge with feature fireplace, amazing open plan kitchen diner with recently fitted utility / laundry room off, garden room with patio doors opening to the rear garden, bedroom one has fitted wardrobes as well as a recently fitted three piece en suite shower room off, three further bedrooms and the recently fitted four piece family bathroom completes the accommodation.

The property enjoys a generous plot of around 0.4 acres and as such it boasts ample off road parking to the front on the sweeping gravelled driveway, in addition to the attached single garage. Also to the front there is a established lawned garden and mature borders of numerous trees and hedges. The main garden is located to the rear and includes a paved patio area and expansive lawned garden, which is bordered by established trees and shrubs. To the left-hand side of the property is a paved patio area and to the right-hand side is a lawned garden area, creating easy access all around the property.

The property is the last house on Anchorage Avenue, which is a single track private unadopted road. The postcode is PR4 6XH and for precise directions using What3Words please search: aced.elbowed.values

Hundred End is a small coastal hamlet in West Lancashire and is one which few people will have had the pleasure to even be aware of, making it a real hidden gem. It is only around 2 miles east of Banks village and also around 2 miles west of the larger village of Hesketh Bank, making it rural, but not too far removed for access to local shops and amenities. It is administered by the West Lancashire District Council and Hesketh Bank parish council. The area has numerous agricultural fields and farms, as well as an enclosed salt marsh that is used for grazing cattle and the marshes are managed by the RSPB.