3 bedroom Detached House for sale,

Parkhead Lane, Barnacre, Lancashire, PR3

The farmhouse retains the proportions and atmosphere associated with its historic origins, whilst offering an excellent opportunity for a new owner to introduce their own style and specification.

The Land

A major attraction is the approximately 3.54 acres accompanying the property.

The land is divided into three grazing paddocks, providing a practical arrangement for those wishing to keep horses, sheep, goats or other livestock. Two of the paddocks benefit from a running water trough, an important practical advantage for equestrian or smallholding use.

The combination of acreage, paddock provision and ancillary buildings gives the property genuine versatility and makes it particularly well suited to purchasers seeking a rural lifestyle rather than simply a larger garden.

Garage, Workshop

The property is further enhanced by a substantial garage/workshop, measuring approximately 28'4" x 16'3", providing excellent space for vehicles, machinery, workshop activities, storage or rural equipment.

There is also a garage loft, together with a storage room and WC, while further outbuildings provide additional useful accommodation.

For the purchaser, these buildings offer considerable scope. In particular, the garage/workshop could potentially be considered for conversion to an annexe or ancillary accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions, building regulations and other statutory consents.

Planning History

Beesleys Farm also benefits from an interesting planning history. Planning permission was granted on 13 May 2009 and works were commenced, according to information supplied by the seller.

This is an important point of interest for prospective purchasers and may provide a useful foundation for investigating future possibilities. The precise status, conditions, approved plans and implementation of the historic permission should, however, be independently verified with the relevant planning authority. We hold a copy of the previous drawings on file - please contact the office for further information.

A Rare Rural Proposition

Beesleys Farm is difficult to categorise simply as a house with land. It is a historic rural holding with genuine versatility and scope.

The circa-1730 origins provide an appealing sense of heritage; the three-bedroom farmhouse offers comfortable family accommodation; the 3.54 acres provide meaningful grazing and lifestyle opportunities; and the garage, workshop and further outbuildings create the kind of practical infrastructure rarely found alongside modern residential property.

Whether the aspiration is to create an exceptional family country home, establish a smallholding, accommodate horses or livestock, pursue rural hobbies and projects, or explore the property's longer-term development potential, Beesleys Farm offers an unusually exciting canvas.

EPC GRADE - F

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance Hallway

A welcoming entrance area providing access into the principal ground-floor accommodation, with staircase rising to the first floor and doors leading through to the reception rooms.

Living Room

5.54m x 4.47m (18'2" x 14'8")

An impressive and generously proportioned principal reception room, providing excellent space for a variety of furniture configurations. This substantial room with stunning open fire forms the heart of the farmhouse and is ideally suited to both relaxed family living and entertaining. The generous proportions provide an excellent opportunity for a future owner to create a particularly comfortable country living space.

Dining Room

3.39m x 3.67m (11'1" x 12'0")

A well-proportioned separate dining room positioned conveniently alongside the living accommodation. The room provides ample space for a family dining table and chairs and would also lend itself to more formal entertaining, a snug or additional reception space if required.

Office

2.05m x 3.58m (6'8" x 11'9")

A useful dedicated office providing an increasingly important space for home working, study or administration. The room could equally serve as a hobby room, reading room or occasional bedroom, subject to individual requirements.

Kitchen

2.73m x 4.52m (8'11" x 14'9")

A practical kitchen arranged with a range of fitted units and workspace.

Utility Room

2.21m x 3.52m (7'3" x 11'6")

A particularly useful separate utility room providing excellent practical space for laundry facilities, storage and the everyday demands of rural living. The room is ideally suited to muddy boots, coats, outdoor clothing and equipment associated with the property's extensive grounds and paddocks.

FIRST FLOOR

Landing

The first-floor landing provides access to all three bedrooms and the family bathroom, with the staircase rising from the ground floor.

Bedroom One

3.33m x 3.71m (10'11" x 12'1")

A well-proportioned principal bedroom offering comfortable space for a double bed and associated bedroom furniture. The room provides a peaceful private retreat and has ample potential for bespoke fitted storage or freestanding furniture.

Bedroom Two

3.35m x 3.48m (11'0" x 11'5")

A second generous double bedroom offering excellent flexibility for family members or guests. The proportions allow for a full range of bedroom furniture and provide scope for creating a comfortable and characterful country bedroom.

Bedroom Three

2.10m x 3.63m (6'10" x 11'10")

A versatile bedroom with useful proportions and potential for a single bedroom, nursery, dressing room, guest accommodation or home office, depending upon the purchaser's requirements.

Family Bathroom

2.10m x 3.63m (6'10" x 11'10")

A generous family bathroom providing useful space for the necessary sanitaryware and offering scope for modernisation or a new contemporary suite, subject to the purchaser's preferences.

GARAGE

Garage / Workshop

4.96m x 8.65m (16'3" x 28'4")

A substantial and highly versatile garage/workshop providing approximately 42.9 sq m of useful space. This impressive ancillary building offers excellent capacity for vehicles, agricultural equipment, machinery, workshop use, storage or hobbies.

Its scale and configuration also make it particularly interesting from a future-use perspective. The building could potentially be considered for conversion to ancillary accommodation or an annexe, subject to planning permission, building regulations and all other necessary consents.

Garage Loft

4.39m x 3.64m (14'4" x 11'11")

A useful loft area above the garage, providing additional storage or workspace. The space could offer further potential depending upon the purchaser's intended use and any applicable planning and building regulation requirements.

Storage Room

3.30m x 4.05m (10'9" x 13'3")

A substantial enclosed storage room providing excellent additional capacity for household items, tools, equipment or rural paraphernalia. Particularly useful given the acreage and outbuilding provision associated with the property.

WC

1.62m x 2.59m (5'3" x 8'5")

A useful WC serving the ancillary building accommodation, adding considerably to the practicality of the garage and workshop facilities.

EPC Grade

F

Tenure

Freehold

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