Thornton Drive Hesketh Bank, Preston £255,000

Occupying a fantastic corner plot with a open aspect to the front, this detached three bedroom house is available for sale with benefit of NO ONWARD CHAIN, as well as the builders NHBC guarantee still in place, making early viewing highly recommended. Built in 2023, this modern home comes with fitted blinds and flooring, as well as fitted wardrobes in the principle bedroom, making it a "key-turn" property which is move-in-ready for the next lucky owners.

The internal layout of the property in brief includes: entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and a built in storage cupboard. lounge to the front of the property including a feature electric fire with misting function, ground floor WC, open plan modern fitted kitchen, dining area, separate utility room with external side access door and a built in store cupboard, first floor landing with loft access point and built in storage cupboard, bedroom one has fitted wardrobes and a en suite shower room off, two further good sized bedrooms and the family bathroom completes the accommodation.

The property enjoys a corner plot location, as such is has a lawned front garden, as well as a lawned side garden area stretching down the right-hand side of the property. The rear garden benefits from a sunny southerly direction and is enclosed by a fenced and walled perimeter, which has a rear garden leading to the driveway & garage. The rear garden includes a mature lawned garden, paved patio and paved path leading around the garden. Off road parking is to the rear, both on the block paved driveway, as well as within the detached single garage, which has light, power and a EV charging point.

Hesketh Bank is a small agricultural village in Lancashire. It lies to the north-east of the town of Southport on the Irish Sea estuary of the River Ribble. The area falls under West Lancashire Borough Council for administrative purposes, and Hesketh-with-Becconsall Parish Council for parochial matters. Within the village are local schools, bus stops, independent shops as well as larger chain stores, such as Booths supermarket, making the village close-knit and semi rural yet with all creature comforts and necessities just a short distance away. The village is also geographically situated between Southport, Preston, Ormskirk and Liverpool, making commuting to such cities / towns almost equal distance.