House For Sale £300,000
Welcome to The Ferns, a property brimming with character and offering over 1900 square feet of accommodation. Enjoying an elevated position with views over to Winter Hill and Rivington this lovely period property is available with no upward chain making it a must view for those looking for space, provenance and the opportunity to put their own mark on a property.
With planted terraces to the front, you step into the vestibule and from there to the hallway with original tiled flooring. Reception one has multifuel stove and, as well as other original features the door retains the paintings by the first lady to live in the property well over 100 years ago. Reception two has plenty of natural light from windows to two elevations and is a delightful cosy room with open fire.
Reception three retains the original storage and clothes dryer, and is an obvious dining room as it leads to the kitchen which comprises a range of wall and base units with gas hob, electric oven and grill and space power and plumbing for other appliances.
The private walled garden has original flags with raised beds containing mature planting such as magnolia grandiflora, buddleia, apple tree, camellia, hydrangea petiolaris and honeysuckle and complements the timeless feel of the property. There is a wood store and greenhouse plus store room, workshop which would make a fabulous, elevated summer house, double garage and gardeners wc.
To the first floor are four double bedrooms and two bathrooms with two separate lofts which give excellent storage but could be converted for more living space if required.
Double glazed with tilt and turn windows to the first floor, alarmed, gas centrally heated powered by a Baxi combi boiler and within easy reach of the town centre and primary transport routes, this spacious property is a wonderful place to call home. Do give us a call to arrange a viewing and make it yours. Council Tax D EPC F, Leasehold £3 per annum.
With planted terraces to the front, you step into the vestibule and from there to the hallway with original tiled flooring. Reception one has multifuel stove and, as well as other original features the door retains the paintings by the first lady to live in the property well over 100 years ago. Reception two has plenty of natural light from windows to two elevations and is a delightful cosy room with open fire.
Reception three retains the original storage and clothes dryer, and is an obvious dining room as it leads to the kitchen which comprises a range of wall and base units with gas hob, electric oven and grill and space power and plumbing for other appliances.
The private walled garden has original flags with raised beds containing mature planting such as magnolia grandiflora, buddleia, apple tree, camellia, hydrangea petiolaris and honeysuckle and complements the timeless feel of the property. There is a wood store and greenhouse plus store room, workshop which would make a fabulous, elevated summer house, double garage and gardeners wc.
To the first floor are four double bedrooms and two bathrooms with two separate lofts which give excellent storage but could be converted for more living space if required.
Double glazed with tilt and turn windows to the first floor, alarmed, gas centrally heated powered by a Baxi combi boiler and within easy reach of the town centre and primary transport routes, this spacious property is a wonderful place to call home. Do give us a call to arrange a viewing and make it yours. Council Tax D EPC F, Leasehold £3 per annum.
