House For Sale £250,000
** unique character home ** This stunning period cottage perfectly combines character and charm with a practical living space. This home must be viewed to be appreciated. *** wonderful setting next to the heritage centre and trans pennine trail***
Comprising of large bright entrance porch used as a dining area, kitchen, lounge, two good sized first floor bedrooms, beautiful bathroom/WC, with the addition of a useful converted loft room. Outside there is driveway parking, a front enclosed paved area, delightful rear garden with lawn, decking, raised bed, greenhouse and a large detached garage.
The vendor loves the history of the surrounding area of Elsecar and Wentworth. Being a short walk to the heritage centre and Elsecar park is great. It's nice nipping to the cafe or the micropub and there’s always lots going on. They like looking out of the kitchen window and seeing the Newcommen Beam Engine. They said one of the best things is feeling close to wildlife hearing the ducks quacking and the owl at night. They get lots of birds in the garden and enjoy seeing the swans on the canal when they look through the bedroom window. Another favourite thing about the property is the fabulous local walks and cycle routes of the trans pennine trail.
The vendors said "overall it's been a lovely home, it was great for us as a couple and for when we started our family. We will really miss living here".
This home has a wonderful location being part of the history of Elsecar. It has an amazing feel, with a genuine village ambience and a real feel of privacy. The property is well placed for local amenities including Elsecar Station and nearby Hoyland town centre with easy access to the Dearne Valley Parkway and M1 Motorway.
Comprising of large bright entrance porch used as a dining area, kitchen, lounge, two good sized first floor bedrooms, beautiful bathroom/WC, with the addition of a useful converted loft room. Outside there is driveway parking, a front enclosed paved area, delightful rear garden with lawn, decking, raised bed, greenhouse and a large detached garage.
The vendor loves the history of the surrounding area of Elsecar and Wentworth. Being a short walk to the heritage centre and Elsecar park is great. It's nice nipping to the cafe or the micropub and there’s always lots going on. They like looking out of the kitchen window and seeing the Newcommen Beam Engine. They said one of the best things is feeling close to wildlife hearing the ducks quacking and the owl at night. They get lots of birds in the garden and enjoy seeing the swans on the canal when they look through the bedroom window. Another favourite thing about the property is the fabulous local walks and cycle routes of the trans pennine trail.
The vendors said "overall it's been a lovely home, it was great for us as a couple and for when we started our family. We will really miss living here".
This home has a wonderful location being part of the history of Elsecar. It has an amazing feel, with a genuine village ambience and a real feel of privacy. The property is well placed for local amenities including Elsecar Station and nearby Hoyland town centre with easy access to the Dearne Valley Parkway and M1 Motorway.
