The three-bedroom property, on Blackburn Road, is on the market for offers over £325,000 with William Thomas Estate Agents Ltd.
The estate agents have said the property, Egerton Court, has been ‘converted to high specifications’ and is within close walking distance of local amenities, including restaurants, cafes, and woodland and moorland.
Egerton Court features an entrance porch, a ‘spacious’ lounge, a dining kitchen, three bedrooms, two of which have en-suites, and a three-piece family bathroom.
The front of the house boasts a south-west facing courtyard, providing private parking and a place to enjoy a morning coffee.
An arched front door leads into the entrance porch, where there’s space to store coats and shoes.
This is followed with a glazed door that leads into the lounge, with wooden flooring and an oak staircase.
Double doors open into a dining kitchen with matt grey handleless units and integrated appliances, including an oven, microwave, and a five-ring Smeg gas hob with extractor.
The kitchen also has provisions for a fridge-freezer and washing machine, and ample storage space.
An oak quarter-turn staircase, softened by a wool stair runner, leads to three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The first floor houses a double bedroom with dual aspect windows and fitted wardrobes.
Adjacent is the family bathroom, featuring part-tiled elevations in neutral stone, a roll-top bathtub with a shower attachment, a pedestal wash basin, a toilet, and a chrome heated towel rail.
Further along the landing, another bedroom boasts fitted wardrobes and a ‘generous’ en-suite.
The top floor is home to a double bedroom, where original ceiling beams add character, and windows flood the space with natural light.
An adjoining area provides a nook for a walk-in wardrobe or home office, and there is also space under the eaves for additional storage.
Completing this floor, an en-suite shower room showcases modern grey tiling, a corner walk-in shower cubicle, a toilet, bidet, vanity basin, and chrome heated towel rail.
Outside, a gated courtyard can be used for private parking and as a garden area to enjoy the south-west facing sunshine.
There’s also access to the former coal cellar below the kitchen for external storage.
Nearby, Egerton Village offers a ‘thriving community’ with plenty of independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants.
Cibos, Bistro 341, Retreat, Spice Valley or the Thomas Egerton are all nearby dining spots.
Egerton Park has a playground for children just opposite this home, and don’t forget the Cricket Club and Turton Golf Club are also close by.
Details of the property can be found on Zoopla.
