Constructed in the early 1940s, Moorview forms a highly individual detached bungalow with a traditional Westmoreland slate roof, occupying an enviable, larger-than-average plot with lovely views over open countryside in the desirable semi-rural village of Laneshawbridge. Perfectly positioned within walking distance of a well-respected primary school, it also offers easy access to Colne town centre by car, while the nearby M65 provides excellent transport links across the region for commuting or leisure.

Rarely available on the open market, Moorview has only ever been occupied by three families since its construction, with the current owners having cherished it as their family home since 1976. The property offers spacious accommodation that requires modernisation throughout, presenting a superb opportunity for buyers seeking a project with potential to create a bespoke home in a sought-after location. The accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming porch, a hallway with a convenient w.c., a utility room, a dining kitchen, and a house bathroom. There is an attractive bay-fronted sitting room filled with natural light alongside a generous master bedroom, with two further bedrooms, one of which is located at first-floor level and gives access to a versatile attic/dressing room that could also form an en-suite.

Externally, Moorview enjoys two separate entrances and driveways, providing valuable parking for several cars, and is set within generous lawned gardens on three sides, offering a safe space for children to play, opportunities for landscaping, or simply relaxing while enjoying the surrounding countryside views.

Adding further to its appeal, planning permission has already been granted (22/0738/HHO) to raise the bungalow and create a two-storey family home, allowing buyers to significantly increase the living space while retaining the beautiful plot and location. Additionally, planning permission has also been passed (22/0739/FUL) for the construction of a two-b