Long Barn Row, Hoghton, Preston

***AVAILABLE NOW*** We are delighted to bring to market this quaint two bedroom end stone cottage located in the lovely village of Hoghton with easy access to motorway networks and local pubs. It is situated just off Chapel Lane and is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Briefly comprising of open plan lounge and kitchen with dishwasher and fridge freezer and space for a washing machine. To the first floor are two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower over bath. To the outside are communal gardens and a garage. Council Tax Band B.

This lovely character property would be ideal for a professional couple or single person. Internal viewing essential.

Please note a holding deposit equivalent to one weeks rent is required to secure the property (this will be fully refunded on completion of successful references).

Open Plan Lounge/Kitchen - 7.520 x 4.185 (24'8" x 13'8") - Stone fireplace, tiled flooring, radiators x 2, front door and window to front, window and french door to rear, base units and tall unit., centre island with stainless steel sink with drainer, 4 ring electric hob, electric oven, extractor fan, fitted slimline dishwasher and fridge freezer, space for washing machine and stairs leading to the first floor.

Landing - Laminate flooring, access into two bedrooms and bathroom, storage cupboard

Bedroom One - 4.338 x 2.916 (14'2" x 9'6") - Laminate flooring , radiators x 2, double glazed window to front.

Bedroom Two - 3.589 x 1.786 (11'9" x 5'10") - Laminate flooring, radiator, window to rear

Bathroom - 3.682 x 1.295 (12'0" x 4'2") - Bath with overhead shower and screen, tiled walls, laminate flooring, hand wash basin with vanity, WC radiator and Velux window

External - Garage to the front with up and over door, communal gardens

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