Aughton, L39
An individually designed five-bedroom home on Aughton’s rural fringe, built from the ground up by its current owners between 2012 and 2014. Its elevated setting is surrounded by farmland, with open views and natural light shaping the home throughout.
The double-height entrance hall features a handmade curved staircase and matching wall in specially imported American walnut, beneath a 21-piece pendant light with a three-metre drop.
The handmade Oakleigh kitchen pairs burr walnut and American walnut with a curved island and white Corian worktop. It includes a four-oven electric AGA, wine fridge, Neff appliances and a built-in champagne ice bucket. The adjoining 46ft family room opens onto the terrace through three sets of bifold doors. A separate lounge and dining room provide further reception space.
The principal bedroom has its own balcony overlooking the fields. A second balcony off the top-floor bedroom looks towards the glass-fronted koi pond. The Jack-and-Jill bathroom features a substantial freestanding enamel bath positioned before a window overlooking the countryside.
Outside, lawns wrap around the property. The 8m by 3m pond is 1.7m deep, heated and home to Japanese koi. A fully insulated garden bar with log burner and dartboard provides a separate place to entertain. Further features include a gym, underfloor heating across all four floors, Lutron lighting and Control4 whole-home audio.
The floorplan quotes approximately 5,886 sq ft in total, excluding balconies and including ancillary areas.
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Aughton’s rural fringe
Enjoy open countryside views from a home on Aughton’s rural fringe, with village life, acclaimed dining and the wider North West within reach. Aughton’s Michelin-starred restaurants include Moor Hall, awarded three stars in the 2026 Michelin Guide, The Barn, awarded one star, and sō–lō, also awarded one star.
Local schools
School options in the area include Aughton Town Green Primary, Aughton St Michael’s Church of England Primary, Aughton Christ Church Church of England Primary, St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Scarisbrick and Scarisbrick Hall School. Scarisbrick Hall lists school transport routes serving Aughton. Please check admissions, catchment and transport availability directly with each school.
Rail and road connections
Town Green and Aughton Park stations connect with Liverpool Central and Ormskirk. For London, travel via Liverpool Lime Street, where the fastest direct trains to Euston take around 2 hours 20 minutes, or drive approximately 25 minutes to Wigan North Western for direct trains to Euston in as little as 1 hour 59 minutes. Manchester and Cheshire are also accessible by road and rail; journey times vary by route and traffic.