House For Sale £425,000
Offered with no onward chain.
Wonderful, double fronted property with an abundance of period charm and history. Still retaining its original grandeur, dating from around 1865 the house was built for the owner of the local tannery, . The kitchen diner is converted from the original tanning room, high ceilings, mosaic flooring, exposed beams and ornate plaster work remain. Previous owners have added their own touches sympathetic to the character; a salvaged Victorian fireplace, oak kitchen worktops, slate flooring, log-burner with a surround in reclaimed mill beams.
Modern touches ensure contemporary living is assured; large double garage with power, en suite to the master, double glazing, central heating, secure composite door and a garden to play/entertain.
Not the type of house which comes up often. Viewing advised.
Entrance Hall (16' 0" x 6' 11" (4.87m x 2.12m))
Wonderful, spacious entrance with an abundance of period charm, which is evident throughout the property. Stairs rising to the first floor with original wrought iron and hardwood balustrade, beautiful restored mosaic tile floor, 2.8m high ceiling with ornate cornice. The front door is a secure composite "rock" door in a traditional style, a frosted window above has the wording "Springhead House"
Lounge (16' 0" x 15' 1" (4.87m x 4.6m))
The first of the two spacious reception rooms which flank the entrance hall. Featuring a large southwest facing window, central heating radiators and an open fire with marble hearth and back.
Sitting Room (16' 0" x 12' 8" (4.87m x 3.86m))
The second reception is another spacious one. Again, the southwest facing window allows in plenty of natural light. The fireplace here is a salvaged Victorian piece in cast iron with decorative tile detail. Central heating radiator
Kitchen Dining Room (29' 6" x 8' 10" (9m x 2.7m))
Open plan kitchen running the full width of the property. Natural slate floor throughout. Two radiators. Exposed beam.
Kitchen
Situated in what was originally the Tannery (the chimney is still visible outside), now a modern kitchen sympathetically finished with Shaker style units. A solid oak worktop extends to create a breakfast bar. Side and rear facing windows and a "Velux" skylight ensure there is plenty of natural light, the included dual-fuel "Rangemaster" stove has an extractor over.
Dining Area
Ample space for a dining suite, currently used as a comfy snug, with French doors to the garden. A fantastic fireplace has a multi-fuel stove with a heavy 3 piece timber surround (reclaimed from a local mill).
Rear Entrance
Small vestibule with side facing window and secure Rock stable door to rear parking and garage.
Landing
Master Bedroom (16' 0" x 9' 10" (4.87m x 3m))
Fitted wardrobes, central heating radiator, window with views across the valley.
Ensuite
Fabulous, traditional shower room. Fully tiled, black and white pattern mosaic floor with modern under-floor heating, mid cistern wc with chrome pipework, wall mounted wash basin with exposed chrome plumbing, large shower enclosure with tile floor and fixed glass screen.
Bedroom 2 (12' 8" x 15' 10" (3.87m x 4.82m))
Even bigger than the master! With front and side facing windows providing lovely views, central heating radiator.
Bedroom 3 (9' 2" x 9' 6" (2.8m x 2.89m))
Another double. This time with fitted wardrobe, side facing window and central heating radiator.
Bedroom 4 (12' 6" x 6' 1" (3.81m x 1.86m))
Single room with front facing window, central heating radiator and a charming little original frosted glass single pane window looking back to the landing, easy to miss but it is these hidden details which really set this house apart.
Bathroom (8' 0" x 6' 7" (2.45m x 2m))
Side facing window, central heating radiator, "p" shower-bath with glass screen, wash basin, low flush wc, fully tiled.
Cellar (20' 0" x 22' 8" (6.1m x 6.9m))
Well, those measurement are approximate, as there are a number of rooms and cubby holes. More than enough height for this 6 foot estate agent. With a main, large area measuring 3.9m x 4.8m. This large space has power, water, heating and light, with a door to the garden and side window; an ideal gym, workshop, home office, hobby room, or somewhere for teenagers to hide!
Outside
Fantastic, picturesque frontage. Featuring some lovely stonework which is subtly painted drawing the eye to the curved lintels above the windows and door and stone gutter supports.
The well-stocked, established garden has pockets of colour along with lawn and patio areas. A high fence ensures a good degree of privacy especially as the property is already well elevated.
To the rear a traditional cobble courtyard provides parking and access to the garage.
Garage
Large double garage with power, light and a personal door to the garden
Wonderful, double fronted property with an abundance of period charm and history. Still retaining its original grandeur, dating from around 1865 the house was built for the owner of the local tannery, . The kitchen diner is converted from the original tanning room, high ceilings, mosaic flooring, exposed beams and ornate plaster work remain. Previous owners have added their own touches sympathetic to the character; a salvaged Victorian fireplace, oak kitchen worktops, slate flooring, log-burner with a surround in reclaimed mill beams.
Modern touches ensure contemporary living is assured; large double garage with power, en suite to the master, double glazing, central heating, secure composite door and a garden to play/entertain.
Not the type of house which comes up often. Viewing advised.
Entrance Hall (16' 0" x 6' 11" (4.87m x 2.12m))
Wonderful, spacious entrance with an abundance of period charm, which is evident throughout the property. Stairs rising to the first floor with original wrought iron and hardwood balustrade, beautiful restored mosaic tile floor, 2.8m high ceiling with ornate cornice. The front door is a secure composite "rock" door in a traditional style, a frosted window above has the wording "Springhead House"
Lounge (16' 0" x 15' 1" (4.87m x 4.6m))
The first of the two spacious reception rooms which flank the entrance hall. Featuring a large southwest facing window, central heating radiators and an open fire with marble hearth and back.
Sitting Room (16' 0" x 12' 8" (4.87m x 3.86m))
The second reception is another spacious one. Again, the southwest facing window allows in plenty of natural light. The fireplace here is a salvaged Victorian piece in cast iron with decorative tile detail. Central heating radiator
Kitchen Dining Room (29' 6" x 8' 10" (9m x 2.7m))
Open plan kitchen running the full width of the property. Natural slate floor throughout. Two radiators. Exposed beam.
Kitchen
Situated in what was originally the Tannery (the chimney is still visible outside), now a modern kitchen sympathetically finished with Shaker style units. A solid oak worktop extends to create a breakfast bar. Side and rear facing windows and a "Velux" skylight ensure there is plenty of natural light, the included dual-fuel "Rangemaster" stove has an extractor over.
Dining Area
Ample space for a dining suite, currently used as a comfy snug, with French doors to the garden. A fantastic fireplace has a multi-fuel stove with a heavy 3 piece timber surround (reclaimed from a local mill).
Rear Entrance
Small vestibule with side facing window and secure Rock stable door to rear parking and garage.
Landing
Master Bedroom (16' 0" x 9' 10" (4.87m x 3m))
Fitted wardrobes, central heating radiator, window with views across the valley.
Ensuite
Fabulous, traditional shower room. Fully tiled, black and white pattern mosaic floor with modern under-floor heating, mid cistern wc with chrome pipework, wall mounted wash basin with exposed chrome plumbing, large shower enclosure with tile floor and fixed glass screen.
Bedroom 2 (12' 8" x 15' 10" (3.87m x 4.82m))
Even bigger than the master! With front and side facing windows providing lovely views, central heating radiator.
Bedroom 3 (9' 2" x 9' 6" (2.8m x 2.89m))
Another double. This time with fitted wardrobe, side facing window and central heating radiator.
Bedroom 4 (12' 6" x 6' 1" (3.81m x 1.86m))
Single room with front facing window, central heating radiator and a charming little original frosted glass single pane window looking back to the landing, easy to miss but it is these hidden details which really set this house apart.
Bathroom (8' 0" x 6' 7" (2.45m x 2m))
Side facing window, central heating radiator, "p" shower-bath with glass screen, wash basin, low flush wc, fully tiled.
Cellar (20' 0" x 22' 8" (6.1m x 6.9m))
Well, those measurement are approximate, as there are a number of rooms and cubby holes. More than enough height for this 6 foot estate agent. With a main, large area measuring 3.9m x 4.8m. This large space has power, water, heating and light, with a door to the garden and side window; an ideal gym, workshop, home office, hobby room, or somewhere for teenagers to hide!
Outside
Fantastic, picturesque frontage. Featuring some lovely stonework which is subtly painted drawing the eye to the curved lintels above the windows and door and stone gutter supports.
The well-stocked, established garden has pockets of colour along with lawn and patio areas. A high fence ensures a good degree of privacy especially as the property is already well elevated.
To the rear a traditional cobble courtyard provides parking and access to the garage.
Garage
Large double garage with power, light and a personal door to the garden
