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£650,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
Southport Road, Ormskirk L40
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Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
2443
EPC rating: C
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Features and description
- 5 bedroom Grade 2 Listed Building
- Stunning character stone façade
- Impressive open-plan kitchen and dining space
- Multiple versatile reception rooms
- Self-contained Annexe
- Modern downstairs shower room
- Stylish family bathroom
- Generous rear garden with patio area
- Newly Fitted Kitchen
- Viewings available upon request
Churcher Estates are truly honoured to present a rare opportunity to acquire this exceptional Grade II listed, five-bedroom semi-detached residence in the heart of Scarisbrick. Originally constructed in 1801 and proudly retained within the same family for five generations.
Steeped in over two centuries of history, this remarkable home effortlessly blends architectural heritage with beautifully curated modern living. Forming part of an original historic building, now thoughtfully divided into three distinctive residences, the property was originally commissioned as a workshop serving the prestigious Scarisbrick Hall estate, firmly anchoring it within the rich historical fabric of the village.
From the moment you approach, the striking stone façade immediately captures your attention. The property features one of the largest quatrefoil carvings incorporated into a front entrance of its kind in the north west, a distinctive architectural statement that reflects the craftsmanship and vision behind its original design. This historic detailing sets the tone for what lies within, a home where period character and contemporary comfort sit in perfect harmony.
Extending to approximately 2,500sq ft, the accommodation offers exceptional flexibility, including a fully integrated self-contained annex, ideal for multi-generational living. Stepping inside, the welcoming entrance hallway immediately showcases the home's beautiful blend of exposed stonework, traditional beams and tasteful modern styling.
At the heart of the property is the stunning open-plan kitchen and dining space, thoughtfully designed for modern family life while respecting the building's character. Stylish cabinetry, quality worktops and a central island create a sociable hub, while a range-style cooker sits proudly beneath a contemporary extractor. Exposed stone walls and open shelving add warmth and personality, flowing seamlessly into the magnificent dining area where stone flooring and rustic finishes create an inviting setting for entertaining and family gatherings.
The ground floor of the main residence provides a superb selection of reception rooms. The principal lounge is bright and welcoming, offering generous proportions and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for cosy evenings beside the fire. A second sitting room provides further flexibility as a snug or additional family space, while an additional flexible room, presently arranged as a home office, offers excellent versatility and could readily be adapted into a fifth bedroom.
A particularly valuable feature of this home is the self-contained annex, positioned to the ground floor. Comprising its own living room, kitchen, shower room and bedroom, it provides a private and independent living arrangement while remaining connected to the main home. This thoughtful layout is ideal for elderly relatives, older children, long-term guests or potential income opportunities, subject to any necessary consents.
To the first floor, a light and airy landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a truly special retreat, featuring vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls and striking timber beams that beautifully reflect the property's 19th-century origins. The room also benefits from its own private en-suite bathroom with a full-size bath and classic panelling, offering comfort and convenience.
The remaining bedrooms are generously sized and beautifully presented, each enjoying the charm and individuality expected of a home of this era.
The bathroom accommodation includes a charming family bathroom, beautifully finished with classic tongue-and-groove panelling, a crisp white suite and a separate shower enclosure, creating a bright and inviting space with a timeless feel.
Externally, the property continues to impress. The generous rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, providing an excellent space for children to play, summer entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. A paved patio area offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining, while enclosed boundaries create privacy and security.
This is not simply a home; it is a piece of Scarisbrick's architectural history. Rarely do properties of this calibre, provenance and versatility come to market.
Steeped in over two centuries of history, this remarkable home effortlessly blends architectural heritage with beautifully curated modern living. Forming part of an original historic building, now thoughtfully divided into three distinctive residences, the property was originally commissioned as a workshop serving the prestigious Scarisbrick Hall estate, firmly anchoring it within the rich historical fabric of the village.
From the moment you approach, the striking stone façade immediately captures your attention. The property features one of the largest quatrefoil carvings incorporated into a front entrance of its kind in the north west, a distinctive architectural statement that reflects the craftsmanship and vision behind its original design. This historic detailing sets the tone for what lies within, a home where period character and contemporary comfort sit in perfect harmony.
Extending to approximately 2,500sq ft, the accommodation offers exceptional flexibility, including a fully integrated self-contained annex, ideal for multi-generational living. Stepping inside, the welcoming entrance hallway immediately showcases the home's beautiful blend of exposed stonework, traditional beams and tasteful modern styling.
At the heart of the property is the stunning open-plan kitchen and dining space, thoughtfully designed for modern family life while respecting the building's character. Stylish cabinetry, quality worktops and a central island create a sociable hub, while a range-style cooker sits proudly beneath a contemporary extractor. Exposed stone walls and open shelving add warmth and personality, flowing seamlessly into the magnificent dining area where stone flooring and rustic finishes create an inviting setting for entertaining and family gatherings.
The ground floor of the main residence provides a superb selection of reception rooms. The principal lounge is bright and welcoming, offering generous proportions and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for cosy evenings beside the fire. A second sitting room provides further flexibility as a snug or additional family space, while an additional flexible room, presently arranged as a home office, offers excellent versatility and could readily be adapted into a fifth bedroom.
A particularly valuable feature of this home is the self-contained annex, positioned to the ground floor. Comprising its own living room, kitchen, shower room and bedroom, it provides a private and independent living arrangement while remaining connected to the main home. This thoughtful layout is ideal for elderly relatives, older children, long-term guests or potential income opportunities, subject to any necessary consents.
To the first floor, a light and airy landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a truly special retreat, featuring vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls and striking timber beams that beautifully reflect the property's 19th-century origins. The room also benefits from its own private en-suite bathroom with a full-size bath and classic panelling, offering comfort and convenience.
The remaining bedrooms are generously sized and beautifully presented, each enjoying the charm and individuality expected of a home of this era.
The bathroom accommodation includes a charming family bathroom, beautifully finished with classic tongue-and-groove panelling, a crisp white suite and a separate shower enclosure, creating a bright and inviting space with a timeless feel.
Externally, the property continues to impress. The generous rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, providing an excellent space for children to play, summer entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. A paved patio area offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining, while enclosed boundaries create privacy and security.
This is not simply a home; it is a piece of Scarisbrick's architectural history. Rarely do properties of this calibre, provenance and versatility come to market.
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About this agent
Here at Churcher Estates we are a family run estate agency that are proud to be supporting Southport, Ormskirk and surrounding areas. We are an independent estate agent that keeps customer service at the forefront of everything we do. Working very closely with all our clients to ensure their needs are at the heart of all we set out to achieve. Selling or buying your property is a huge decision and choosing the right agent is just as important. You need an estate agent who you feel you can trust and is totally understanding of what you require. Here at Churcher Estates it is not about just listing as many houses as we can, but more about getting to know our client’s property and their requirements. High standards, personal service and most importantly integrity is guaranteed at every stage of our process. We pride ourselves with a 5 star rating that is a testament to the work we do. Whether you are selling or buying, it is your most prize possession that we are taking care of, which requires our utmost attention to detail. With our wealth of experience in the property market and customer service we feel we are best placed to support you through this.