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Morgan H Lewis are pleased to present this beautifully restored three-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home. Recently taken back to brick and thoughtfully refurbished, it retains all the character of its period while embracing the ease and comfort of modern living. Set along ever-popular Hall Lane, the house enjoys a superb location — just a short walk from rail links to Manchester and Liverpool and the vibrant centre of Hindley, with its mix of bars, restaurants, schools and shops. For those commuting further afield, the M61 and M6 are within easy reach. Inside, the accommodation is both impressive and inviting. A traditional entrance vestibule, complete with striking Victorian encaustic floor tiles, leads into a welcoming hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. At the front, the generous lounge is a refined yet relaxed space, ideal for entertaining or unwinding. Original coving and herringbone laminate flooring nod to the home’s heritage, while a log burner and large bay window – fitted with shutters – provide warmth and light. To the rear, the dining room offers further living space with period detailing and a striking stone and tiled Art Deco fireplace as its centrepiece. Glass doors draw in natural light and open directly to the landscaped gardens beyond. The kitchen is a classic Shaker design, finished with contrasting wooden worktops, and is complemented by a utility space and a convenient downstairs W.C. Upstairs, a bright landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a particularly generous retreat, complete with original coving and a cast-iron fireplace, a feature echoed in the second bedroom. The third bedroom, currently arranged as a home office, enjoys views across the garden. The family bathroom is beautifully appointed, with underfloor heating, a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and traditional-style basin, all set against period-inspired metro tiles and flooring. Outside, the garden offers a private and tranquil setting, ideal for summer gatherings or simply relaxing. A useful outbuilding with W.C. enhances the space and provides extra privacy. Unusually for a home of this era, there is also a double garage and driveway parking for several vehicles.
Morgan H Lewis are pleased to present this beautifully restored three-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home. Recently taken back to brick and thoughtfully refurbished, it retains all the character of its period while embracing the ease and comfort of modern living.

Set along ever-popular Hall Lane, the house enjoys a superb location — just a short walk from rail links to Manchester and Liverpool and the vibrant centre of Hindley, with its mix of bars, restaurants, schools and shops. For those commuting further afield, the M61 and M6 are within easy reach.

Inside, the accommodation is both impressive and inviting. A traditional entrance vestibule, complete with striking Victorian encaustic floor tiles, leads into a welcoming hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. At the front, the generous lounge is a refined yet relaxed space, ideal for entertaining or unwinding. Original coving and herringbone laminate flooring nod to the home’s heritage, while a log burner and large bay window – fitted with shutters – provide warmth and light.

To the rear, the dining room offers further living space with period detailing and a striking stone and tiled Art Deco fireplace as its centrepiece. Glass doors draw in natural light and open directly to the landscaped gardens beyond. The kitchen is a classic Shaker design, finished with contrasting wooden worktops, and is complemented by a utility space and a convenient downstairs W.C.

Upstairs, a bright landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a particularly generous retreat, complete with original coving and a cast-iron fireplace, a feature echoed in the second bedroom. The third bedroom, currently arranged as a home office, enjoys views across the garden. The family bathroom is beautifully appointed, with underfloor heating, a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and traditional-style basin, all set against period-inspired metro tiles and flooring.

Outside, the garden offers a private and tranquil setting, ideal for summer gatherings or simply relaxing. A useful outbuilding with W.C. enhances the space and provides extra privacy. Unusually for a home of this era, there is also a double garage and driveway parking for several vehicles.