4 bed detached house for sale

Gleneagles Drive, Euxton PR7

Space to gather, room to retreat. Breakfast at the kitchen peninsula, a leisurely lunch beneath the conservatory’s glazed roof and a quieter evening in the separate lounge: This four-bedroom detached home in Euxton brings different ways of spending time together into one thoughtfully connected layout. A separate snug/office gives the working day its own place, while a double garage, two EV charging points and an extensive solar installation with 20 kWh of battery storage add practical substance to its lifestyle appeal. Established trees frame the front lawn, creating an attractive introduction to the house. Inside, the relationship between the kitchen, lounge and conservatory is central to its character, allowing everyday family life and more sociable occasions to unfold across distinct but connected spaces.

Living Space. The entrance hall sits at the heart of the ground floor, with useful storage and a staircase leading to the first-floor landing. Positioned at the front, the separate snug/office creates a dedicated place for working from home, reading or enjoying some time away from the main living areas. The lounge has a front-facing bay window, a fireplace forming a natural focal point and space to arrange comfortable seating. It feels distinct from the busier kitchen and dining areas, making it an inviting setting for an evening film or conversation after supper. Double doors open from the lounge into the conservatory, allowing the two rooms to connect when friends or family gather. With room for both dining and relaxed seating beneath its glazed roof, the conservatory brings another dimension to the ground floor. Its connection to the kitchen keeps those preparing a meal part of the conversation, while garden doors allow the occasion to move outside in warmer weather.

Kitchen & Dining. Pale and dark grey cabinetry, clean-lined doors and contrasting work surfaces give the kitchen a coordinated contemporary appearance. The arrangement combines extensive storage with a peninsula incorporating the hob and raised breakfast seating, creating somewhere to pause over coffee or keep the cook company. Built-in cooking appliances, a wine cooler and a recessed counter area contribute to the layout, while a Quooker hot-water tap with cold-water filtration adds everyday convenience. The opening into the conservatory places the main dining area alongside the kitchen. From a simple weekday supper to a longer meal with friends, the arrangement allows preparation, dining and relaxation to remain connected without taking place in a single undivided room. A separate utility room keeps laundry tasks away from the principal living spaces, with an additional sink, cabinetry and space for laundry appliances.

Bedrooms & Bathrooms. The first-floor landing leads to four bedrooms, giving the accommodation flexibility for family life, guests and working from home. The principal bedroom combines a panelled feature wall with fitted wardrobes and coordinated storage. Its en suite shower room is finished in a grey palette, with a glazed shower enclosure, wall-mounted basin, concealed-cistern WC and mirrored cabinetry. The remaining bedrooms allow different needs to be accommodated as circumstances change. The current arrangements include a child’s bedroom, an office and a nursery, illustrating the choice available alongside the separate ground-floor snug/office. The family bathroom includes a shaped bath with a shower over, a basin and WC. Warm-toned tiling and recessed display niches give it a contrasting character to the principal bedroom’s en suite.

Outside. The front lawn, established trees and hedging make a memorable contribution to the setting. A curved paved approach leads towards the entrance, alongside the driveway and double garage. At the rear, a central lawn is complemented by curved decking and paved areas, creating places for outdoor dining, seating and planting. The conservatory doors connect directly with the garden, making it easy to take breakfast outside or settle into a chair after a day’s work. The double garage adds practical space for vehicles, storage and household equipment. It has an electrically operated double door, water supplies inside and to the rear, and an internal EV charger. A second EV charging point is positioned outside, with an external warm-water tap providing another useful addition. An extensive solar panel installation with 20 kWh of battery storage forms part of the home’s energy provision, complementing its charging facilities.

Location & Lifestyle. Euxton combines village facilities with access to the wider amenities of Buckshaw Village and Chorley. Shops and everyday services within the village are complemented by supermarket, healthcare and leisure provision in the surrounding area, giving households a choice of places for routine errands and recreation. For the working week, Buckshaw Parkway and Euxton Balshaw Lane provide local rail options, while connections to the M6 and M61 support journeys across the region. Chorley adds a broader choice of shopping, cafés and places to meet, allowing practical trips to become an opportunity for lunch or a catch-up over coffee. Time away from work can take a different pace. Euxton’s public footpath network offers opportunities to explore the local area, while Astley Park brings woodland walks, gardens, a lake and a café into the weekend routine. Together, these surroundings balance everyday convenience with places to spend time outdoors.

Viewing Summary. What distinguishes this home is the choice its layout creates. Gather around the kitchen, dine beneath the conservatory roof or retreat to the separate lounge, with a dedicated snug/office keeping work or quieter pursuits comfortably apart. Four bedrooms, a principal en suite, established gardens and a double garage complete the accommodation, while solar panels, 20 kWh battery storage and two EV charging points add further practical appeal. Contact Arnold & Phillips Chorley to arrange a viewing and experience the layout and setting in person.

Floor Area And Equipment The supplied floorplan records approximately 1,697 sq ft of accommodation across the ground and first floors, including the conservatory, plus a separate double garage of approximately 304 sq ft. The combined total is approximately 2,031 sq ft. The solar installation, 20 kWh battery storage, EV charging points and Quooker specification are described using the supplied photographs and vendor information. Equipment has not been tested.

These particulars are intended to give a fair and substantially correct overall description of the property. They do not form part of any offer or contract. All measurements, descriptions and details are approximate and should be independently verified by prospective purchasers. Fixtures, fittings and appliances have not been tested, and no warranty is given as to their condition or suitability. Purchasers should satisfy themselves as to all matters before proceeding.

Location

Location & Lifestyle. Euxton combines village facilities with access to the wider amenities of Buckshaw Village and Chorley. Shops and everyday services within the village are complemented by supermarket, healthcare and leisure provision in the surrounding area, giving households a choice of places for routine errands and recreation. For the working week, Buckshaw Parkway and Euxton Balshaw Lane provide local rail options, while connections to the M6 and M61 support journeys across the region. Chorley adds a broader choice of shopping, cafés and places to meet, allowing practical trips to become an opportunity for lunch or a catch-up over coffee. Time away from work can take a different pace. Euxton’s public footpath network offers opportunities to explore the local area, while Astley Park brings woodland walks, gardens, a lake and a café into the weekend routine. Together, these surroundings balance everyday convenience with places to spend time outdoors.