Meadow Way, Turton, Bolton £435,000

In the quaint village of Edgworth, with walks on the doorstep and so many conveniences to hand, discover Number 27, Meadow Way.

Set in a quiet cul-de-sac close to the Cricket Club, pull onto the paved driveway where there is ample parking for two cars.

Make your way to the front door, stepping inside into the porch and continue through to the neutrally decorated hallway.

Stash your coats and boots in the handy under stair storage cupboard.

Looking out over the front garden, awash with light is the living room.

A broad window captures the outdoors, drawing it in. Bright and cheerful, this lounge also emanates a cosiness in the evening, carpeted underfoot with furniture centered around the multi-fuel stove.

Continue through the folding doors into the dining room.

Geometric feature wallpapering highlights the high level window, complementing the neutral décor.

Flow through the archway to the kitchen, where beech laminate wall and base units are arranged in a handy u-shape, making the most of the views over the rear garden.

Housed within is a built-in double oven, fridge, freezer and plumbing for a dishwasher.

A 4-ring gas hob is set beneath a stainless steel extractor hood. The marble effect blue worktop provides a breakfast bar for two.

Just off the kitchen, is a handy downstairs WC, next to it, a door leads out onto the rear garden.

The second sitting room is currently arranged as a dining room where large sliding patio doors lead out onto the garden.

Back in the hallway, take the white spindled staircase up to the first floor where four bedrooms await.

Looking out over the front garden, a spacious main bedroom, comes with a bank of cream fitted wardrobes along with plenty space for bedside cabinets and dressing table. Neutral decoration complements the rest of the home.

Looking out over the rear garden, a second double bedroom awaits, neutrally decorated and currently arranged as a home office.

Light pervades through windows to the front and side of the third double bedroom, creating a welcoming space in which to rest and relax.

Overlooking the rear and side of the home, is the fourth bedroom, currently dressed as a single, but with more than enough space to fit a double bed should you require.

Serving the bedrooms is the modern family bathroom, with WC, wall hung vanity wash hand basin, panelled bath and separate shower.

Travertine style wall tiles create a fresh warming contrast to the white four-piece suite.

Garden Delights

Step outside and discover the garden delights of No. 27 Meadow Way.

Accessible directly from the sitting room or kitchen, a paved patio leads onto an expanse of lush lawn, adorned with mature trees and flourishing raised plant beds.

In the Village

Step outside and into the countryside, with walks aplenty to be enjoyed from the doorstep.

The stunning Wayoh Reservoir is only a short walk away, across the road and along Hob Lane. Enjoy its easy circular walking route, soaking up the pretty scenes and array of wildlife.

Take a stroll and enjoy the amenities on offer on your doorstep: Holdens Ice Cream parlour is the perfect weekend treat for children. Dating back to 1929, this local dairy institute and village store also offer essential grocery and ice cream delivery to your home. Flavour of the month, currently Whitaker’s Fudge, is a limited edition treat, so be sure to get there early! The Hideaway Café is also perfect for brunch and coffee.

Pick up your ingredients for dinner from Whiteheads Butchers and the Edgworth Deli, a family run, award winning establishment located along Blackburn Road.

Families are well placed close to nearby Turton Edgworth C Of E Primary School, a short walk away, whilst Eagley Infants School is only a ten-minute drive away.