• Striking Detached Stone Cottage +
• Four Spacious Bedrooms (Principal With En-suite) +
• Circa 2318 Square Feet +
• Private Plot With Wrap-Around Gardens +
• Stunning Period Features Throughout +
• Secure Gated Entry & Detached Double Garage +
• Well Connected For Transport & Commuter Links +

Arnold & Phillips are delighted to present this remarkable four-bedroom detached stone cottage, positioned proudly within a generous and private plot along Newgate Road in the historic village of Upholland, West Lancashire. Rarely does a property of such distinctive character and substance become available for sale, offering a perfect balance of traditional craftsmanship and thoughtful modern updates, all set within an enviable semi-rural location that remains close to everyday amenities and transport connections. The property is approached through secure private gates leading onto an extensive driveway that comfortably accommodates several vehicles. The approach immediately sets the tone - this is a home with real presence. The double detached garage sits neatly to one side, offering both practicality and scope for use beyond parking, whether as a workshop, storage space, or hobby area. Surrounding the home, well-maintained gardens extend around the plot, with mature trees and neatly bordered shrubs adding a sense of privacy and calm. The frontage and surrounding landscape speak to the property’s rural roots, while the generous proportions of the plot lend it a quiet grandeur that’s increasingly hard to find. Stepping inside, the spacious entrance hallway gives an immediate impression of warmth and character, with exposed stonework and rustic timber details that tell the story of the home’s 18th-century heritage. The layout feels open yet grounded, with each room leading naturally into the next. Multiple reception rooms occupy the ground floor, each offering its own distinct sense of space and purpose. The main living area is particularly appealing, with exposed beams overhead and a natural stone feature wall that anchors the room beautifully. There’s a sense of calm here that makes it easy to imagine the space working equally well for family living or quiet evenings at home. The formal sitting room provides another flexible space, perhaps better suited for entertaining or use as a quiet reading room, while a further reception area could easily lend itself to a home office, snug, or children’s playroom depending on individual needs. Each room carries subtle nods to the home’s past - solid materials, depth of texture, and proportion - yet feels comfortable and functional for modern living. At the heart of the home lies a bespoke fitted oak kitchen, finished with an extensive range of wall, base, and tower units complemented by premium work surfaces. The craftsmanship is immediately apparent, with solid wood cabinetry and traditional detailing that blends seamlessly with more contemporary elements. It’s a kitchen designed for everyday use but with a sense of pride in its finish - a practical, generous space that easily accommodates family life. The exposed ceiling beams and stone accents continue here, reinforcing the property’s cohesive farmhouse aesthetic. The first-floor houses four well-proportioned family bedrooms, all generous in scale and neutrally decorated, allowing for an easy move-in experience. The principal bedroom enjoys the added convenience of a private en-suite, providing both comfort and privacy. The remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed main family bathroom, fitted with quality sanitaryware and arranged for ease of use. Each bedroom feels individual but cohesive, carrying forward the home’s balance of rustic charm and contemporary comfort. Externally, the gardens continue to enhance the property’s appeal. Expansive lawns stretch out to the front and rear, interspersed with mature planting that creates a natural boundary and sense of seclusion. There are spacious patio terraces positioned to make the most of the sun’s path throughout the day - ideal for outdoor dining, barbecues, or simply sitting out and enjoying the tranquillity of the surroundings. The outdoor space has been well cared for and provides both visual appeal and functionality, easily accommodating family use, pets, or gardening enthusiasts looking to make the most of the generous plot. Upholland itself is a charming and well-regarded village, rich in history and surrounded by open countryside, yet just minutes from a range of everyday conveniences. The area offers a strong sense of community, with local shops, cafes, and pubs nearby, as well as reputable primary and secondary schools. For those commuting, the property’s location along Ormskirk Road provides straightforward access to the M58 and M6 motorways, while rail links from nearby Orrell or Upholland stations connect easily to Liverpool, Manchester, and beyond. Southport and Ormskirk are both within a short drive, providing an extended selection of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. This is a property that combines the timeless appeal of a true farmhouse with the convenience expected of modern living. Its generous plot, considered interior, and flexible layout make it well suited to a wide range of occupants - those seeking space, privacy, and a sense of heritage without compromising accessibility or practicality. This exceptional home represents a rare opportunity to experience a lifestyle that feels both refined and comfortably rural.