• New build four bed detached house
• Marshalls driveway for 2 cars
• Large open plan living & dining kitchen
• Full range of Neff integrated appliances
• Grey uPVC windows & Composite door
• Bi-folding doors to rear
• High energy efficiency - Solar PV panels
• 1462 SQ.FT. / Freehold

Regan & Hallworth are delighted to launch these two stunning NEW BUILD four bedroom detached houses in the highly prestigious semi-rural village of Mawdesley. Set over 3 floors the properties will be freehold and have private landscaped driveways for two cars and attached garages. Featuring spacious bedrooms and a fantastic open plan living and dining kitchen with bi-folding doors that open straight into the rear gardens they will also have useful utility space and storage.

These bespoke properties offer the discerning buyer a home that is truly unique for the area and come with a fabulous specification including a choice of stylish fitted kitchens with a range of integrated Neff appliances, Roca bathrooms with Porcelanosa ceramic tiling, solar PV panels, uPVC double glazing in grey, a composite front door, security alarm system, oak internal doors plus a choice of tiling / flooring to kitchens and bathrooms. Whilst externally the gardens will be fences and landscaped to front with Marshalls block paved driveways. The houses are expected to be completed late Spring / early Summer 2020 with enough time for clients time to choose their own internal finishes including having a choice of kitchen, bathrooms & flooring. This is an incredibly rare opportunity to buy a spacious newly built four bed family home in one of Lancashire's most sought after locations so we urge any potential buyers to act swiftly and register their interest with our Parbold Branch.

Mawdesley is recorded as being an “extensive and fertile township between Croston and Wrightington” and this is still true today, nestling in the picturesque Lancashire countryside. History tells us that the town of Mawdesley gained its name as part of a dowry of one Matilda-Mawde when she married – and thus the town was born. The Mawdesley family lived in the area for many years, it is thought that Mawdesley Hall was built by William Mawdesley in 1625, and then around four generations ago the family established themselves as basket manufacturers in what was the Towngate Basket Works which remained open until the 1960’s – no longer a basket works the building still stands today having been extensively renovated. The village has historically been reliant on agricultural activity and today the village is surrounded by gently undulating farmland whilst meandering roads connect the farms and villages while major roads and motorways provide a fast route across the landscape, linking major towns. The landscape is relatively well wooded, with small farm woods and wooded valleys. It is no wonder that this village has been a past winner of the title “Best Kept Village in Lancashire” when set against this backdrop.