An incredible family home in Wigan is on the market for what is believed to be for the first time.
Step inside and you’ll be transported back to the 1970s with its distinctive interior throughout.
A retro orange sofa, shag carpet, and plenty of frosted glass – it’s as if the property has frozen in time and looks straight out of a Hollywood film set.
The three-bedroom mid-century modern home is tucked away down one of the most coveted lanes in Parbold on Croasdale Drive.
It’s up for sale with Regan and Hallworth estate agents who say that “despite requiring extensive modernisation” the property “has an undeniably timeless appeal.”
A huge copper fireplace makes a statement in the living room which has dark brown walls paired with a patterned ceiling.
Teak wood storage units feature in all of the rooms which complement earth-toned accessories.
The dated kitchen with white cabinets trimmed with wood, along with a fitted microwave, is a sure sign of the fashion at the time.
While the same dark marble tiles takeover the bathroom creating an iconic look, complete with a gold shower and gold finishings.
Despite a quirky style, the home boasts bright spacious rooms and open-plan living, with clean and minimalist lines.
Set well back from the leafy lane, you approach the glass-front property up a series of stone steps.
There’s an extensive driveway with a double garage and plenty of greenery out the front and back.
Inside the amazing 1970s time capsule home – Beech Hill, Croasdale Drive
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It’s also been cleverly designed in an elevated position with an upside-down layout.
The bedrooms are situated on the ground floor while the living space takes over the floor above to take advantage of the views as well as getting the most out of the natural light.
Regan and Hallworth add: “We don’t believe that ‘Beech Hill’ has ever been on the open market before and offers an incredibly rare opportunity for a wide range of buyers to purchase a home of true distinction with tons of potential without having to pay the huge premium you normally expect to pay to live in one of West Lancashires most sought after locations.
“Available with the added benefit of no upward chain, early viewing is highly recommended.”
Beech Hill, Croasdale Drive, is on the market for offers in excess of £400,000. More information
