5 bed detached house for sale

Chapel Fold, Whittle-Le-Woods PR6

A walk through Cuerden Valley Park, lunch with the garden doors open, then an evening with everyone gathered around the kitchen island: This five-bedroom detached home in Whittle-le-Woods has the layout and setting to make those simple pleasures part of everyday life. Set within gated Chapel Fold, it combines a substantial open-plan kitchen and family room with a separate lounge, two en suite bedrooms and a double garage. There is room to spend time together, space to find a quieter corner and flexibility as family life changes.

Living Space. The entrance hall introduces the home with soft green walls, tiled flooring and a timber staircase rising to the first floor. From here, the two principal living spaces offer distinctly different places to settle. At the front, the separate lounge has a bay window with fitted shutters and a fireplace setting that gives the room a clear focal point. Its proportions allow for a comfortable arrangement of sofas, creating somewhere to read, enjoy a film or spend an evening away from the activity of the kitchen. That separation is particularly useful in a busy household. Friends can linger around the dining table while someone else enjoys a quieter programme, or children and adults can have their own space without either group having to retreat upstairs.

Kitchen & Dining. Across the rear of the house, the kitchen, dining and family areas form one generous, connected space. Rooflights bring daylight into the room, while windows and folding garden doors maintain a strong connection with the outside. The kitchen pairs wood-effect upper and tall cabinetry with contrasting grey units and work surfaces. A substantial central island creates a natural gathering point, with breakfast seating along one side and ample space for preparing food. Built-in cooking appliances and a separate hob are visible within the fitted layout. There is space for a full dining table between the kitchen and sitting area, so everyday meals and longer occasions can take place without rearranging the room. Whoever is cooking can remain part of the conversation, while the sitting area gives family or guests somewhere comfortable to relax nearby. On a warm day, opening the garden doors extends that shared space onto the patio. It is an arrangement that works equally well for an ordinary family supper or a weekend afternoon with friends. A separate utility room keeps laundry and household tasks away from the main living area. Its position between the kitchen and double garage creates a useful practical link, with an additional external door shown on the floorplan. A WC off the hall completes the ground floor.

Bedrooms & Bathrooms. The first floor contains five bedrooms, with a layout that gives the household choices about how to use them. The principal bedroom has fitted mirrored wardrobes and its own en suite shower room, allowing morning routines to take place independently of the family bathroom. Bedroom four also has an en suite shower room, making it a useful option for visiting guests or an older child wanting a little more independence. Bedrooms two and three provide further double-bedroom accommodation. The fifth bedroom is currently arranged as a home office, demonstrating how the house can accommodate a working day alongside family life. It can remain a dedicated workspace or serve as a bedroom according to individual needs. The family bathroom has a freestanding bath and separate shower enclosure, with a vanity basin, WC and heated towel rail. The choice between a bath and shower, together with the two en suites, gives the household a practical arrangement for busy mornings and more leisurely evenings.

Outside. A block-paved driveway leads to the double garage, with a front lawn and hedging softening the approach. At the rear, the enclosed garden brings together a central lawn, established planting and several places to sit. Paving immediately outside the family room makes it easy to carry drinks or supper outdoors, while a separate terrace towards the end of the garden creates another place to settle. Raised planting beds and borders add colour and structure around the lawn. The layout leaves room for outdoor play as well as seating, giving different generations ways to enjoy the garden at the same time.

Location & Lifestyle. Chapel Fold places the countryside close to daily life, with Cuerden Valley Park a particular attraction. Its woodland, meadows and riverside paths offer plenty of variety for dog walks, family outings or a change of scene between work commitments. Cycling routes through the park add another way to explore, with opportunities to make a short outing part of the working week or take a longer route at the weekend. Whittle-le-Woods also has the ingredients of an established village community. The village hall and community garden offer ways to become involved locally, while Whittle & Clayton-le-Woods Cricket Club on Kem Mill Lane adds a further recreational interest. Practical needs are catered for across Whittle-le-Woods and neighbouring Clayton-le-Woods, including Whittle Surgery, pharmacy services and Asda at Clayton Green. Chorley broadens the choice of shopping, cafés and everyday services. Whittle-le-Woods Church of England Primary School is on Preston Road, giving families a local school to investigate, with admissions and suitability to be checked individually. For travel beyond the village, the A6 connects towards Chorley and Preston, with access to the wider motorway network via the M61 and M6. Buckshaw Parkway provides a rail option for journeys towards Preston and Manchester. Together, these connections allow the appeal of a village setting to sit alongside the demands of commuting, school routines and regular trips further afield.

Viewing Summary. The rear family space is the centre of this home, but its appeal lies in the balance around it: A separate lounge, five adaptable bedrooms, two en suites and a useful connection between kitchen, utility room and garage. Add the garden and nearby parkland, and Chapel Fold offers a considered setting for both busy weekdays and time spent at home. Contact Arnold & Phillips Chorley to arrange a viewing and experience how the layout could work for you. The accommodation comprises five bedrooms, a separate lounge, an open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, two en suite shower rooms, a family bathroom and a ground-floor WC.

These particulars are intended to give a fair and substantially correct overall description of the property. They do not form part of any offer or contract. All measurements, descriptions and details are approximate and should be independently verified by prospective purchasers. Fixtures, fittings and appliances have not been tested, and no warranty is given as to their condition or suitability. Purchasers should satisfy themselves as to all matters before proceeding.

EPC Rating: B

Location

Location & Lifestyle. Chapel Fold places the countryside close to daily life, with Cuerden Valley Park a particular attraction. Its woodland, meadows and riverside paths offer plenty of variety for dog walks, family outings or a change of scene between work commitments. Cycling routes through the park add another way to explore, with opportunities to make a short outing part of the working week or take a longer route at the weekend. Whittle-le-Woods also has the ingredients of an established village community. The village hall and community garden offer ways to become involved locally, while Whittle & Clayton-le-Woods Cricket Club on Kem Mill Lane adds a further recreational interest. Practical needs are catered for across Whittle-le-Woods and neighbouring Clayton-le-Woods, including Whittle Surgery, pharmacy services and Asda at Clayton Green. Chorley broadens the choice of shopping, cafés and everyday services. Whittle-le-Woods Church of England Primary School is on Preston Road, giving families a local school to investigate, with admissions and suitability to be checked individually. For travel beyond the village, the A6 connects towards Chorley and Preston, with access to the wider motorway network via the M61 and M6. Buckshaw Parkway provides a rail option for journeys towards Preston and Manchester. Together, these connections allow the appeal of a village setting to sit alongside the demands of commuting, school routines and regular trips further afield.