5 bed detached house for sale

Redwood Drive, Chorley PR7

Five Bedroom Detached Home in Chorley With Generous Living Space and an Established Garden. Arnold & Phillips Chorley are proud to present this four-bedroom detached home in Chorley, offering approximately 1,804 sq ft of accommodation with a particularly appealing balance of connected living spaces and separate reception rooms. An island kitchen and dining room opens into a generous conservatory, while a lounge and an additional front reception room give the house room to accommodate different activities at the same time. Upstairs, two en-suites, a family bathroom and a separate dressing room add practical substance to a home whose established rear garden is an attractive part of its character.

The red-brick frontage, shaped roofline and driveway create a welcoming arrival, with the entrance hall providing access to the main ground-floor rooms and a conveniently positioned WC. From here, the layout offers a clear choice between the sociable rear accommodation and the quieter rooms at the front. The lounge is a comfortable, generously proportioned setting, with a broad front window and space for a substantial arrangement of seating. Soft neutral decoration and a recessed television feature give the photographed room a composed feel. It is somewhere to settle into an evening, with enough separation from the kitchen for conversation, reading or a film to continue without competing with the preparation of dinner. Across the hall, the additional reception room adds another useful layer to the accommodation. Currently arranged with bookshelves and armchairs, it has a more intimate atmosphere, with a front-facing window and warm-toned flooring. Its position away from the main dining space lends itself to a reading room, a study or a separate sitting room, depending on how the next owner chooses to live.

At the rear, the kitchen and dining room brings a different sense of openness. Pale panelled cabinetry is paired with a contrasting dark island, light work surfaces and pendant lighting, creating a considered combination of colour and texture. Tall cupboards and built-in ovens give the kitchen a neat, organised appearance, while the island provides a place to pause over breakfast or keep someone company as a meal comes together.
The dining area sits within the same room, allowing a proper table setting alongside the more informal island seating. This is a useful distinction: Quick weekday meals can take place at the breakfast bar, with the table ready for a longer supper or visiting friends. The continuous wood-effect flooring helps bring the two areas together visually. Double doors connect the dining area with the conservatory, extending the living space towards the garden. Extensive glazing, a pitched ceiling and views of the planting give this room its own character. The photographs show it comfortably arranged with sofas, creating an additional place to sit while remaining connected to activity in the kitchen and dining room. Doors lead outside, allowing meals and conversation to move onto the paving in warmer weather. A separate utility room keeps laundry functions apart from the principal kitchen. Fitted cupboards, a sink and an external door make it a useful working space in its own right.

The first floor provides five bedrooms together with a separate dressing room. This arrangement gives the upstairs accommodation flexibility while retaining a dedicated place for clothing storage away from the main bedrooms. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, and bedroom two benefits from an en-suite shower room. A further bathroom is accessed from the landing, giving the household three separate bathing or showering spaces upstairs. That distribution is a meaningful everyday advantage, particularly when several people are getting ready at once or guests are staying. The remaining bedrooms allow the accommodation to respond to changing needs, whether for sleeping, occasional guests or a separate workspace. The photographed bedrooms combine soft decorative colours with carpeted floors, offering a quieter contrast to the sociable rooms below.

The rear garden has an established, planted character, with paved areas set amongst borders, shrubs and trees. A pergola carries climbing greenery beside the house, bringing height and texture to the space immediately beyond the rear doors. The arrangement creates distinct places for a table and chairs or more relaxed outdoor seating. Changes in level and planted edges give the garden definition, while the connection to both the kitchen/dining room and conservatory makes it a natural extension of the rear accommodation. To the front, the driveway provides off-road parking.

Chorley offers practical everyday shopping, including asda on Bolton Street and the town-centre shops at Market Walk. For routine healthcare, The Chorley Surgery is on Gillibrand Street, while pet owners have veterinary provision at Medivet Chorley on Water Street. Schools in the surrounding area include St Gregory’s Catholic Primary School and Southlands High School. Yarrow Valley Country Park and Duxbury Woods offer opportunities for walks and time outdoors, with further leisure facilities at the Birkacre area of the country park. Chorley railway station provides connections towards Preston, Bolton and Manchester, with bus services available from Chorley Interchange.

The appeal of this home lies in the way its spaces work together: An island kitchen for everyday company, a conservatory connected to the garden, and separate rooms in which to find a little quiet. With four bedrooms, two en-suites and an established outdoor setting, it offers both generous shared spaces and useful independence. Contact Arnold & Phillips Chorley to arrange a viewing and appreciate the layout in person.

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. Chorley offers practical everyday shopping, including asda on Bolton Street and the town-centre shops at Market Walk. For routine healthcare, The Chorley Surgery is on Gillibrand Street, while pet owners have veterinary provision at Medivet Chorley on Water Street. Schools in the surrounding area include St Gregory’s Catholic Primary School and Southlands High School. Yarrow Valley Country Park and Duxbury Woods offer opportunities for walks and time outdoors, with further leisure facilities at the Birkacre area of the country park. Chorley railway station provides connections towards Preston, Bolton and Manchester, with bus services available from Chorley Interchange.