• End Of Terrace Property +
• Three Bedrooms +
• Principal Bedroom With En-Suite & Additional Room +
• Family Shower Room +
• Corner Plot Position +
• Detached Double Garage +

Arnold and Phillips are pleased to bring to market this notably spacious three-bedroom end-terrace home, set along Beech Hill Lane in Wigan. Having been thoughtfully extended, the property now offers in excess of 1,400 square feet of internal space, which is considerably larger than many homes of its type. It’s a property that balances traditional layout with a more open, sociable rear extension, making it well suited to modern living without losing the sense of defined spaces many buyers still appreciate. Approaching the home, its end-terrace position immediately stands out, offering a little more breathing room than mid-row properties and a greater sense of privacy. The flagged front garden wraps around the side, creating a low-maintenance outdoor area that feels practical rather than purely decorative. This corner positioning also gives flexibility for how the external space might be used over time, whether that’s additional seating, storage, or simply keeping things neat and manageable. Entry is via a central hallway, which sets a welcoming tone and provides a natural divide between the main living areas. To the left of the hallway sits the lounge, a comfortable and well-proportioned room that offers a more private setting away from the main hub of the home. It’s the kind of space that works well for quieter evenings or as a dedicated room to relax, separate from the activity of the kitchen and dining areas. Moving towards the rear, the property opens up into a much larger, extended kitchen, dining and family space. This is where the scale of the home really becomes apparent. The kitchen itself is fitted with a generous range of wall and base units, providing ample storage and worktop space for day-to-day use, whether cooking for family or hosting guests. The open-plan nature of this rear extension allows for a natural flow between cooking, dining and relaxing, making it a versatile space that can adapt to different routines. There’s room here for a full dining table as well as a more informal seating area, which many buyers now prioritise. Access to a convenient downstairs WC is positioned just off this space, adding to the practicality of the ground floor, particularly when entertaining or accommodating a busy household. Upstairs, the sense of space continues with three well-sized bedrooms. The main bedroom stands out not just for its proportions, but also for the additional flexibility it offers. Alongside the en suite shower room, there is an adjoining room which could be used in a number of ways depending on the buyer’s needs. Whether that’s as a nursery, a home office, or even a dedicated dressing area, it’s a feature that adds a layer of adaptability that isn’t often found in similar homes. The remaining two bedrooms are both comfortable doubles or generous singles, suitable for family members, guests, or workspace if required. These are served by a modern family shower room, positioned conveniently off the landing. Externally, the property continues to offer practical advantages. The flagged wraparound garden keeps maintenance to a minimum while still allowing for outdoor seating or the option to personalise the space further. One of the more notable features here is the detached double garage, complemented by off-road parking for two vehicles on the driveway. For an end-terrace property, this is a significant benefit, particularly for buyers who require secure storage, workshop space, or simply reliable parking without compromise. The location on Beech Hill Lane places the property within easy reach of Wigan town centre, where a range of shops, supermarkets, and everyday amenities are readily available. There are also a number of well-regarded local schools nearby, making the property a practical choice for families. For those commuting, Wigan benefits from strong transport links, including rail connections and access to major road networks such as the M6 and M58, allowing for straightforward travel across the region. Overall, this is a home that offers more space than you might expect at first glance, with a layout that caters to both everyday living and longer-term flexibility. It would suit a wide range of buyers, from those stepping onto the property ladder to growing families or even investors looking for something with strong rental appeal.