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Discover what makes this home specialPlot 75 – Clifden is a charming detached family home ideally located in the semi-rural outskirts of Preston, Lancashire. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom property offers a well-designed layout with a spacious living room, modern kitchen with dining area, and a private rear garden facing south-east, ensuring ample natural light throughout the day. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite, providing added convenience and privacy. Situated in a peaceful development with access to green spaces and play areas, this home combines comfort with practicality for growing families or professionals seeking tranquility near urban amenities.
The property is well connected to nearby transport links, with Moss Side train station just under 2 miles away, offering access to Manchester and Preston city centers. Local schools, shops, and parks are within easy reach, making it an excellent choice for families. The area is poised for positive growth with upcoming regeneration projects in Preston city center, enhancing long-term value and community facilities.
Property Features
This detached home boasts a thoughtfully planned floorplan with three bedrooms, including a master with en-suite facilities, and two bathrooms in total. The ground floor features a generous living room with large windows, a modern kitchen with integrated appliances and a dining area that opens to the garden. Additional storage space is provided under the stairs and in cupboards, enhancing practicality. The south-east facing garden provides a private outdoor space ideal for relaxation and family activities.
Local Amenities
The property benefits from a range of local amenities including reputable primary and secondary schools such as St. Teresa's Catholic Primary and Ashton Community Science College, both rated good by Ofsted. Moss Side train station provides rail connectivity to Manchester and Preston, facilitating commuter travel. Nearby Ashton Park offers green space for recreation and leisure. Local shops and supermarkets, including Booths, cater to daily needs, while a selection of pubs and restaurants add to the community feel.
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