3 bed semi-detached house for sale

17 Athol Grove, Chorley PR6

Recently Renovated Three-Bedroom Semi-Detached Home in Chorley with a Conservatory, Separate Snug and Tiered Garden. Arnold & Phillips Chorley are proud to present this three-bedroom semi-detached home in Chorley, where a separate lounge, kitchen, conservatory and snug create a welcome choice of spaces across the ground floor. Extending to approximately 991 sq ft in total, the accommodation also includes a useful boot room, while outside, a driveway and a tiered rear garden with paved seating areas and an upper lawn add to the home’s everyday appeal. Its defining quality is the flexibility of the layout. There is room to gather around the kitchen, enjoy the garden from the conservatory or settle into a separate sitting room, allowing different activities to find their own place within the home.

A lawned frontage and established planting soften the approach to the red-brick house, with the driveway running alongside. The front door opens into an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and access to the lounge. Positioned at the front of the house, the lounge provides a distinct setting away from the kitchen and garden-facing accommodation. Its connection through to the kitchen gives the ground floor a straightforward flow, while the separation between rooms allows a quieter atmosphere when required. The snug adds another useful dimension to the arrangement. Reached through the boot room beyond the conservatory, it sits apart from the principal lounge and could accommodate a second sitting area, reading room or space for hobbies. This additional room provides flexibility without having to give up one of the upstairs bedrooms. Between the snug and conservatory, the boot room offers a practical place to organise coats, footwear and everyday outdoor belongings. Its position beside the garden-facing accommodation makes it a particularly useful part of the layout.

The kitchen combines white panelled cabinetry with dark worktops and contrasting tiled splashbacks. Cupboards and drawers run around two sides of the room, leaving an open area that can accommodate everyday dining. Glazed double doors lead into the conservatory, bringing the two spaces into an easy relationship. A table in the kitchen would keep daily meals close to the preparation area, while the conservatory offers an alternative setting for longer lunches or a separate arrangement of comfortable seating. The conservatory is a substantial part of the ground floor rather than simply a passage to the garden. Glazing wraps around the room, with decorative coloured details above and wood-effect flooring below. Its outlook takes in the lower terrace and the garden’s changing levels, while an external door provides access outside. Together, these rooms offer several ways to arrange the home around individual routines, with the kitchen remaining central to the layout and the conservatory adding a lighter, garden-facing space.

The first-floor landing serves three bedrooms and a bathroom. The principal bedroom occupies the front of the house, with the two further bedrooms positioned to the rear. The third bedroom also offers the option of a dedicated study, depending on how many sleeping rooms are required. This complements the flexibility downstairs, where the separate snug already provides another space away from the main lounge. The bedroom photographs show a range of storage, including mirrored sliding wardrobe doors, overhead cupboards and drawers. These features provide useful capacity for clothing and everyday belongings. The bathroom has a coordinated contemporary appearance, with pale wall tiling and a white suite. A shower is positioned over the bath behind a glass screen, alongside a vanity basin, WC, illuminated mirror and ladder-style towel rail. The arrangement brings bathing and showering together within one room.

The rear garden unfolds over several levels, giving it a distinctive layout and a choice of places to sit. Immediately behind the house, a paved terrace adjoins the conservatory and provides space for outdoor furniture. A brick retaining wall defines the raised gravelled area, with steps leading up through the garden. At the upper level, a lawn and circular paved feature create a separate setting for a bench or small table, framed by established trees, shrubs and fencing. The difference between the lower terrace and upper lawn gives each area its own character: One closely connected to the house, the other offering a different perspective back towards it. The changes of level are an integral part of the garden’s design.

This Chorley setting offers practical choices for everyday life, with good schools in the surrounding area, including St Peter’s CE Primary School on Eaves Lane and Albany Academy on Bolton Road. For time outdoors, Astley Park and Yarrow Valley Country Park provide opportunities to enjoy walks and green space within the wider Chorley area. Chorley railway station adds an option for travel beyond the town, alongside road connections to the M61. These amenities complement a home with varied indoor accommodation and an established outdoor setting.

The combination of a separate lounge, an additional snug, and a garden-facing conservatory gives this home its particular appeal. With three bedrooms upstairs, a practical boot room and a garden offering both paved seating space and lawn, it provides a layout that can respond to different priorities. Contact Arnold & Phillips Chorley to arrange a viewing and explore how the rooms and outdoor spaces could work for you.

Every care has been taken in preparing these property particulars; however, they are intended as a general guide only and their accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Any matter of particular importance should be independently verified by prospective purchasers before proceeding. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract. Arnold & Phillips Chorley has not verified the property’s tenure, and buyers should ask their solicitor to confirm this. References to appliances, fixtures and fittings do not imply that they are in working order, and photographs are for illustrative purposes only; items shown may not be included in the sale. All measurements and dimensions are approximate.

Location

Location & Lifestyle. This Chorley setting offers practical choices for everyday life, with aldi on Harpers Lane providing an option for the weekly shop. Healthcare provision includes Eaves Lane Surgery at Tatton Gardens and Evergreen Pharmacy on Eaves Lane, while Chorley Vets on Market Street is a further useful service for pet owners. Schools in the surrounding area include St Peter’s CE Primary School on Eaves Lane and Albany Academy on Bolton Road. For time outdoors, Astley Park and Yarrow Valley Country Park provide opportunities to enjoy walks and green space within the wider Chorley area. Chorley railway station adds an option for travel beyond the town, alongside road connections to the M61. These amenities complement a home with varied indoor accommodation and an established outdoor setting.