Offers in Excess of £1,595,000
Stunning stone built farmhouse with land enjoying spectacular panoramic views.
Nestled on a charming country lane in the hills above Parbold, this stunning stone-built, detached former farmhouse boasts spectacular views across the West Lancashire plain. Set on over five and a half acres of paddocks and formal gardens, this four-bedroom home is a versatile lifestyle home that includes a bespoke self contained one bed annexe and a stone-built barn suitable for equestrian use or ancillary accommodation (subject to planning consent).
The interior of this beautiful home features elegant fireplaces, mullion windows, exposed beams, and a thoughtfully curated blend of period features and contemporary accents. This harmonious mix of classic and modern elements, combined with meticulous attention to detail and high-quality finishes, creates the perfect family home full of charm and surprises.
Holly House Farm, with its elevated position and picturesque setting, offers a unique allure. Secure electronic gates ensure privacy, with no immediate neighbours and panoramic vistas in every direction and represents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive home of exceptional style and character.
Luxurious amenities include a luxurious sun room with bar for entertaining, two large reception rooms, self-contained one bed annexe accommodation, three beautifully finished bathrooms, four double bedrooms full of character that includes a dressing room for the master plus a superb kitchen equipped with Neff appliances. The property exudes charm and character, enhanced by natural materials and a dream location.
The garden is a highlight, featuring a stunning Indian stone terrace with a westerly aspect, perfect for al fresco dining while enjoying the breathtaking views across the West Lancashire plain. The grounds include stock-fenced paddocks of various sizes, two wildlife ponds, a spacious rubber manège, and a low-level brick building suitable for other livestock.
Conveniently located, the village centre and its train station, with links to Manchester, Wigan, and Southport, are just one mile away. The outstanding Douglas Dale School is a brisk 15-minute walk from the property.
Ultrafast broadband is available. The property has a septic tank and is oil fired central heating. The tenure is freehold. Council tax band is F.
Council | Band A | Band B | Band C | Band D | Band E | Band F | Band G | Band H | |
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Wigan Council | £912.44 | £1,064.51 | £1,216.58 | £1,378.40 | £1,672.80 | £1,976.95 | £2,281.10 | £2,737.32 | Website |
West Lancashire | £1,001.18 | £1,168.05 | £1,334.92 | £1,501.77 | £1,835.49 | £2,169.23 | £2,502.95 | £3,003.54 | Website |
South Ribble Borough Council | £1,014.34 | £1,183.41 | £1,352.47 | £1,521.52 | £1,859.63 | £2,197.76 | £2,535.86 | £3,043.04 | Website |
Chorley Borough Council | £1,003.58 | £1,170.85 | £1,338.11 | £1,505.37 | £1,839.89 | £2,174.43 | £2,508.95 | £3,010.74 | Website |
All council Tax Bandings are indicatory. Please check the precise banding for a property of interest.
Wigan Branch