This detached chalet-style bungalow features three bedrooms and presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. Located in the sought-after South Park development, the property is within easy walking distance of Lytham town center, which offers a variety of shopping options and amenities. Convenient transport links connect South Park to both Lytham and Ansdell, making it an ideal location for those looking to enjoy local attractions.
The property has a welcoming side entrance that leads into a hallway with an open-tread staircase. The spacious lounge boasts a large front-facing UPVC double-glazed window, allowing abundant natural light to fill the room. A dining kitchen follows, equipped with essential appliances and access to the side driveway through sliding patio doors. This area requires modernisation but provides ample space for reconfiguration and improvement.
The ground floor includes a well-proportioned principal bedroom with direct access to the rear garden through French doors, offering flexibility in design for future homeowners. Two additional bedrooms can be found on the first floor, along with an en suite WC; both rooms have potential for expansion or redesign.
Externally, the property features an easily maintained garden at the front with a block-paved pathway leading to both side entrances and the rear garden. The back garden is similarly landscaped for low maintenance, providing outdoor space that could be enhanced further.
A garage complements the property, featuring electric roller shutter access and direct entry into the rear garden, adding convenience for storage or as potential workspace. With gas-fired central heating from a Vaillant combi boiler and double glazing where noted, this home benefits from essential comforts while still offering significant potential for aesthetic updates and improvements.
This property is available with no onward chain, making it a practical choice for investors or renovators ready to breathe new life into a charming build in an attractive location.
