Nestled near the charming Churchtown village and only a short distance from the vibrant seaside town of Southport, this captivating 19th-century semi-detached cottage brims with timeless character. Set in a highly desirable location, it presents a rare and enticing opportunity for those seeking a home with both heritage and heart. 

Dating back to the early 1800s and lovingly held within the same family for generations, this characterful property exudes timeless charm and history. It offers a rare opportunity to honor its original features while thoughtfully curating a home of your own—elegant, personal, and enduring. Boasting spacious accommodation with multiple reception rooms, three well-sized bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a south-facing garden bathed in sunlight, this is a true gem for those longing for a classic period home nestled in a friendly, close-knit community.

The property briefly comprises of; Entrance Hall, Living room, Lounge/dining, kitchen which also has a dining space, snug living room, Conservatory, Storeroom and Three bedrooms to the first floor one having an en-suite and there is a family bathroom. 

The Ground Floor

A generous stone porch adorned with classic leaded windows sets a charming first impression, guiding you into the entrance hall where a freshly carpeted staircase gently rises to the upper floor.

Step through a handsome solid wood door adorned with delicate stained-glass panels, and you'll find yourself in a warm, light-filled living room. Sunlight streams through dual-aspect windows, enhancing the sense of space and serenity. At the heart of the room, a striking black wrought-iron gas fire brings both comfort and character, while exposed beams and pristine solid wood flooring complete the room’s charming, rustic appeal.

The second lounge, reached via the main hall, is awash with natural light thanks to an impressive traditional leaded bay window that draws the eye. Recently fitted with new carpet, the room brims with character—featuring a striking Victorian-style wrought-iron open fireplace, an elegant wooden mantel, and charming ceiling beams. A cleverly placed corner cupboard adds a subtle yet practical touch to this inviting space.

This generously sized, centrally located L-shaped kitchen offers both style and function, with ample space for dining and entertaining. A charming inset window seat provides a cosy spot to take in tranquil garden views, while a gas flame open fireplace with a traditional stove, set within eye-catching Victorian-style tiling, brings warmth and character. Underfoot, hard wearing quarry tiles pair beautifully with the rich tones of wooden cabinetry and the blend of tiled and timber worktops. A classic Belfast sink overlooks the rear garden, and an over sized gas Range master with extractor is impressively framed by a red brick surround. Overhead, exposed beams lend a rustic charm, and there’s convenient external access to a large covered storage space, the rear courtyard, and private parking.

Just off the kitchen lies a versatile, smaller room accompanied by an adjoining larder—its original stone flooring a charming nod to the home’s historic foundations. A unique stained-glass window lets gentle daylight spill in, making it an ideal space for a utility or laundry room. Through a glazed door, you’ll find a cosy snug tucked at the far end of the house, where beamed ceilings and stone flooring carry through the heritage feel. Another eye-catching feature awaits in the form of a wrought-iron fireplace with a tiled hearth, adding both warmth and character.

This snug was thoughtfully extended in more recent years to include a light-filled conservatory, designed with a slated roof and a VELUX window fitted with a rain sensor. Tiled flooring and generous glazing create a bright, airy atmosphere, while French doors open to a stone terrace, offering seamless access to the private, south-facing front garden—perfect for soaking up the sun.

Rounding off the ground floor is a conveniently placed cloakroom/W.C., tastefully half-tiled and featuring heritage-style fixtures, including a timeless basin and toilet.

First Floor

Climbing the freshly carpeted staircase, you arrive at a spacious landing that stretches across the rear of the home, seamlessly connecting three generously sized, carpeted bedrooms. Each room is graced with south-facing windows, bathing the interiors in natural light and offering lovely views over the garden below.

One of the bedrooms showcases an original, now decorative fireplace that adds a touch of period charm. It enjoys the convenience of a private en-suite shower room, fully tiled in a sleek monochrome palette. The space is thoughtfully appointed with a walk-in shower, contemporary vanity basin, and stylish wood-effect LVT flooring, blending practicality with modern elegance.

The central and most spacious bedroom boasts charming beamed ceilings, built-in storage, and a decorative cast-iron fireplace that adds a touch of period elegance. It shares access to a newly fitted bathroom with the third bedroom—a thoughtfully designed space featuring a full-size bath with overhead shower and screen, heritage-style W.C., pedestal basin, and light-toned LVT flooring that lends a clean, refined finish.
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Outside

Tucked away from the road, the home is reached via a private pedestrian pathway that opens into a beautifully secluded south-facing garden. This enchanting outdoor haven boasts elegant stone terracing—perfectly accessed from the conservatory—and a tiered lawn framed by lush mature trees and hedging. Carefully positioned outdoor lighting, including a charming Victorian-style streetlamp, enhances the atmosphere and invites evening enjoyment.

To the rear of the property, private off-road parking is accessed via a gated cobbled driveway. While single-tracked, it easily accommodates around three vehicles. A nearby pedestrian gate, positioned beside a spacious storage shed, opens into a captivating courtyard that showcases the home’s heritage. Here, a charming cobbled path meanders past an original stone water trough with working water point, stone steps, and built-in bench seating—all softly illuminated by classic lantern-style lighting. An above-ground fishpond adds a tranquil focal point, its gentle water sounds enhancing the peaceful atmosphere.

Practical yet tranquil, this space offers direct access from the kitchen and covered store area, making it both functional and a serene retreat to enjoy in complete privacy.

The property is being sold with no onward chain. 

Ideally situated within walking distance of charming Churchtown village, the property enjoys easy access to a delightful selection of amenities including cafés, independent shops, welcoming pubs, and eateries—all just a leisurely seven-minute stroll away. A Tesco Express is conveniently located within five minutes on foot, while two beautiful Victorian parks are also nearby, perfect for dog walks or family outings.
Just a few minutes’ drive brings you to the heart of Southport, where you’ll find a full range of supermarkets, high street shops, and year-round activities. Whether you’re into sports, swimming, or gym sessions, Southport’s vibrant community caters to all interests including several renowned golf clubs for the keen enthusiast. 

Southport offers a wealth of educational options, with approximately 25 primary schools and 8 secondary schools in the surrounding area. Just around the corner is St Patrick’s RC Primary School, while another well-regarded primary lies in the heart of Churchtown—both currently rated Good by OFSTED. For older students, Stanley High School is just a 10-minute walk and also holds a Good rating.

For those seeking independent education, Scarisbrick Hall—an OFSTED Outstanding school—is just a 15-minute drive away. Catering to students from nursery through to age 18, it’s renowned for its academic excellence and picturesque campus setting.