• Likely to be one of the premier plots within this popular development +
• Significantly extended accommodation +
• Large detached garage combined with workshop +
• Excellent driveway +
• Fringing woodland to the rear +
• Flexible accommodation +
• 4 bedrooms +
• Bedroom one includes an ensuite +
• Dining kitchen plus substantial utility +
• No chain +

A rare opportunity to acquire such a large true bungalow which offers immensely flexible accommodation and which we understand has been the subject of significant extension work. We suspect many would consider this plot to be one of the premier locations within the popular development and it is worthy of note that in addition to the excellent size the home is within the head of a cul-de-sac and fringes woodland to the rear. In its current form, the home has functioned as four bedrooms, the master of which is particularly large and includes an ensuite shower room. Upon further inspection, we were surprised by the generous size of the main living room which opens into the dining kitchen. The utility is a remarkable size and is likely to have been the original kitchen prior to extension work. To the exterior, there is a large detached garage and workshop, excellent driveway and gardens. The garden areas have been landscaped with ease of maintenance in mind. All in all, we feel that the property offers characteristics seldom associated with bungalows within a modern development and we therefore anticipate strong rates of interest. The sellers inform us that the property is Freehold Council Tax Band D - £2,204.18 Castle Drive is located just off The Common and a simple look at the satellite image of this group of homes will clearly display the pleasant rural setting with an abundance of surrounding fields. Adlington centre itself is approx 1.3 miles away and benefits from a train station with the A6 further providing access towards Chorley town centre approx 4.5 miles away. There are a number of shops and services within the village with more commercial opportunities spread between Chorley and Horwich centres and the Middlebrook complex. Many locals would consider Manchester and the Trafford Centre as an appropriate distance to shop, work and socialise. Buyers are attracted to this part of the world due to convenient transport links whilst the surrounding countryside is also popular with access towards both Rivington and Haigh country parks. Ideal therefore for spending time outdoors, dog walking, running and cycling etc…