£875,000
4 bed detached house for saleHorns Lane, Goosnargh, Preston PR3
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
An Incredible Grade II Listed Farmhouse and Barn
Truly Enchanting Formal Garden to the Rear
Flexible Four Bedroom Family Home
Delightful First Floor Living Room
Family Breakfast Kitchen, Dining Room, Utility Room
Two Bathrooms, 2pc En-Suite to Main
Sweeping Formal Driveway and Substantial Outbuildings
Sat on a Plot of 0.74 Acres
Freehold I Council Tax Band: D I EPC: Exempt (Grade II Listed)
A distinguished Grade II listed farmhouse with adjoining barn, set within a wonderful plot of around 0.74 acres. This detached home offers both charm and flexibility, featuring four well-proportioned bedrooms, two reception rooms, a welcoming family breakfast kitchen, two bathrooms and a two-piece en-suite. The gardens are particularly enchanting, with sweeping lawns, patio and a gentle brook that winds through the rear grounds. Substantial outbuildings provide excellent scope to adapt for a variety of needs, while generous parking further complements the property. A rare opportunity that combines character, space and lifestyle with viewing essential.
Freehold I Council Tax Band: D I EPC: Exempt (Grade II Listed)
Opportunities to acquire homes of this calibre are rare, and this distinguished Grade II listed farmhouse with adjoining barn deserves prompt attention. Believed to date from the 17th Century, the property occupies a superb plot of approximately 0.74 acres in a highly desirable yet conveniently accessible semi-rural setting.
The accommodation begins with an impressive entrance hallway running from front to back, where a vaulted beamed ceiling and a striking glazed barn arch create a memorable welcome. From here, the principal bedroom leads down to a dressing room with Velux window, together with a 2pc en-suite. A modern 3pc family bathroom is also located on this level, beautifully appointed with contemporary fittings. A step from the hallway leads into the dining area with stone-flagged flooring and part-exposed stone wall, which in turn flows through to the family breakfast kitchen. This inviting space is fitted with oak-fronted base and eye-level units, a breakfast bar, built-in pantry, space for a range cooker, plumbing for a dishwasher, a 1.5 bowl sink with mixer tap and a feature wood-burning stove. It also retains the original front door, which adds to its character. Adjoining the kitchen, the utility room provides excellent practicality with plumbing for a washing machine, space for an integrated fridge and freezer and houses the floor-mounted Worcester boiler.
On the first floor a galleried landing opens into a characterful living room with vaulted ceiling and exposed roof timbers. Three well-proportioned bedrooms are located off the inner landing, one featuring an original fireplace, all enjoying either front or rear aspects. They are served by a stylish 3pc family shower room.
The property is approached via a sweeping gated stone-chipped driveway, bordered by a lawn and large koi pond, and continues past a range of substantial outbuildings. These include two stables, a detached workshop ideal as a home office or gym, a two-bay car port and additional garden stores. The rear garden is a peaceful haven, with tiered lawns, a large patio and mature planting of trees, shrubs and hedging. A gentle brook meanders through the grounds, enhancing the sense of tranquillity, while views extend over the surrounding farmland.
This is a rare opportunity that blends period charm, versatile living space and a wonderful outdoor setting, and early viewing is strongly recommended.
Freehold I Council Tax Band: D I EPC: Exempt (Grade II Listed)
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Freehold I Council Tax Band: D I EPC: Exempt (Grade II Listed)
Opportunities to acquire homes of this calibre are rare, and this distinguished Grade II listed farmhouse with adjoining barn deserves prompt attention. Believed to date from the 17th Century, the property occupies a superb plot of approximately 0.74 acres in a highly desirable yet conveniently accessible semi-rural setting.
The accommodation begins with an impressive entrance hallway running from front to back, where a vaulted beamed ceiling and a striking glazed barn arch create a memorable welcome. From here, the principal bedroom leads down to a dressing room with Velux window, together with a 2pc en-suite. A modern 3pc family bathroom is also located on this level, beautifully appointed with contemporary fittings. A step from the hallway leads into the dining area with stone-flagged flooring and part-exposed stone wall, which in turn flows through to the family breakfast kitchen. This inviting space is fitted with oak-fronted base and eye-level units, a breakfast bar, built-in pantry, space for a range cooker, plumbing for a dishwasher, a 1.5 bowl sink with mixer tap and a feature wood-burning stove. It also retains the original front door, which adds to its character. Adjoining the kitchen, the utility room provides excellent practicality with plumbing for a washing machine, space for an integrated fridge and freezer and houses the floor-mounted Worcester boiler.
On the first floor a galleried landing opens into a characterful living room with vaulted ceiling and exposed roof timbers. Three well-proportioned bedrooms are located off the inner landing, one featuring an original fireplace, all enjoying either front or rear aspects. They are served by a stylish 3pc family shower room.
The property is approached via a sweeping gated stone-chipped driveway, bordered by a lawn and large koi pond, and continues past a range of substantial outbuildings. These include two stables, a detached workshop ideal as a home office or gym, a two-bay car port and additional garden stores. The rear garden is a peaceful haven, with tiered lawns, a large patio and mature planting of trees, shrubs and hedging. A gentle brook meanders through the grounds, enhancing the sense of tranquillity, while views extend over the surrounding farmland.
This is a rare opportunity that blends period charm, versatile living space and a wonderful outdoor setting, and early viewing is strongly recommended.
Freehold I Council Tax Band: D I EPC: Exempt (Grade II Listed)
To find this property please download the what3words app:-
After downloading the app please add the address below and this will direct you to the property.
///reputable.wedding.scrubbing
Oil Fired Central Heating, Septic Tank (needs inspecting for compliance), Mains Water
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