Tucked away behind a leafy garden wall on ever-popular Lower Lane in Freckleton, this deceptively large dormer bungalow offers more than meets the eye. Brimming with character and thoughtfully extended, it blends traditional charm with modern practicality across two spacious floors, surrounded by vibrant, private gardens.

A stone path meanders through mature, flowering borders to the front door, setting the tone for what’s inside. Step into a welcoming hallway with warm oak-effect flooring that flows into much of the ground floor. To the front, the lounge is a beautifully proportioned space, filled with natural light from a wide bay window. Elegant ceiling coving and a central fireplace with cast-iron inset and tiled detailing add timeless character, while the large format wood-effect flooring and neutral palette create a cosy, refined setting.

To the rear, the property really opens up — the kitchen, dining, and family area form an expansive open-plan space designed for both relaxed living and entertaining. The kitchen itself is superbly equipped with a full range of shaker-style units, topped with contrasting worktops and incorporating a central island with breakfast bar seating. There’s a freestanding Rangemaster-style cooker with a five-ring gas hob and stainless steel extractor above, an integrated dishwasher, Belfast-style sink with swan-neck tap, tiled splashbacks, and under-cabinet lighting for added ambience. The room is finished with stylish engineered oak flooring, ceiling spotlights, and French doors that spill out onto the rear patio — perfect for summer evenings or indoor-outdoor hosting.

There are two double bedrooms on the ground floor, both generously sized. The main bedroom is situated to the front and offers peaceful views over the garden, while the second sits to the rear with space for wardrobes and a pleasant outlook. The family bathroom has been finished to a high standard, featuring a deep freestanding roll-top bath with claw feet and central mixer tap, a corner quadrant shower with glass screen and thermostatic controls, a classic vanity unit with inset basin, and a low flush WC. It’s beautifully tiled in warm neutrals with wood-effect flooring underfoot and a heated towel rail to one side.

A separate utility room provides additional storage, plumbing for laundry appliances, and access to the rear garden — ideal for muddy boots and pets.

Upstairs, the first floor offers two further rooms with versatile usage — the larger doubles up as a guest bedroom or study, with built-in wardrobes tucked neatly into the eaves. The second is perfect for a dressing room, home office, or nursery. A stylish WC completes this floor, fitted with a modern vanity unit, low flush toilet, wood-effect flooring, and contemporary panelling to the walls.

Outside, the gardens wrap around the property and are truly a sanctuary — beautifully maintained, with well-established planting, fruit trees, a lawned area with a timber swing seat, and a sunny patio for relaxing or al fresco dining. There’s also a timber summer house with power, a greenhouse, and a detached brick-built garage with electric door and side access via the rear lane.

This is a home that offers flexibility, space, and privacy — all within walking distance of Freckleton’s shops, eateries, schools, and bus routes. With Lytham, Wrea Green and Preston all close by, the location is as desirable as the property itself.

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