Step through the porch and you’re greeted by a surprisingly spacious hallway, immediately giving you a sense that this isn’t your average three-bedroom semi. There’s useful storage, access into the integral garage and, tucked away towards the rear, an additional inner hallway with a downstairs WC — one of those practical little extras you don’t always find in homes of this age.

The main lounge is a great size at around 12ft square, with a large front window flooding the room with natural light and a feature fireplace giving it a natural focal point.

An open archway leads through into the separate dining room, creating a lovely sense of flow between the two spaces without losing their individual purpose. Sliding doors open directly onto the garden too, making this an easy space to imagine with the doors open on a warm day and family spilling between inside and out.

Alongside sits the kitchen. Bright, incredibly well maintained and fitted with an excellent amount of cabinetry and worktop space, it’s perfectly usable exactly as it stands. For anyone coming in with bigger plans, however, the ground-floor layout also presents some interesting possibilities to reconfigure or open up the space in the future, subject of course to the relevant consents.

Upstairs, there are three genuinely useful bedrooms.

The principal bedroom is particularly impressive at approximately 12'4" x 10'6", with an extensive run of fitted wardrobes providing a huge amount of storage. The second double is another well-proportioned room, while the third bedroom makes an ideal child’s room, nursery or, as currently used, a proper home office, also with a fitted wardrobes for extra storage and hanging space. 

The bathroom is another pleasant surprise. At approximately 8'10" x 8'6", it’s much larger than you often find in a three-bedroom semi, with both a bath and separate shower enclosure.

And then there’s the garden.

Mature, established and beautifully private, it feels wonderfully green and peaceful, with a good-sized lawn, patio for outdoor dining and an abundance of established shrubs and planting around the boundaries. It’s clearly been loved over the years and offers plenty of room for children, summer barbecues, gardening or simply sitting outside with a coffee when the sun decides to show itself.

To the front, the generous driveway provides off-road parking and leads to the integral garage, adding another level of practicality — whether you actually park a car in it, use it for storage, a workshop, bikes and everything else family life accumulates, or explore its potential as part of the accommodation in years to come.

The location works brilliantly for family life too. Both Lowton High School and Gilded Hollins Community Primary School are within walking distance, along with a good selection of everyday shops and local amenities close by. It means school runs, forgotten PE kits and those last-minute trips for milk can all be dealt with without necessarily getting in the car.

And that’s the beauty of this one — a proper family home, with space where it matters and plenty of potential to make it your own.

Perhaps the greatest compliment you can pay this house is that its current owners have called it home for decades. Homes don’t keep people that long by accident. There have been countless memories made within these walls and, while it’s undoubtedly a big goodbye for them, the time has come to hand over the keys and let someone else discover just why they stayed for so long.

Some homes are simply harder to leave than others… and we think that says everything.

Move in. Make it yours. And enjoy it for many years to come.

And with no upward chain, the next chapter could begin sooner than you think!