House For Sale £179,950
No Chain! A Traditional Peak Stone Cottage Situated In This Most Popular Location. Fabulous Open & Elevated Views Over Open Fields & Countryside To Both The Front And Rear. Full Of Character With York Stone Floors & Feature Chimneys. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Reception Rooms, Long Garden & Lots Of Potential!
Situated toward the summit of Higher Hurdsfield, this lovely end-of-row Peak stone cottage enjoys fabulous open and elevated views to both the front and rear - the rear shared (with the neighbouring property only) garden benefitting from elevated views over open fields and the distant Macclesfield skyline. Higher Hurdsfield is a highly sought-after location due to the proximity to the gateway of the Peak District National Park. Macclesfield canal passes this particular location and offers tranquil walks along the towpaths to the lovely villages of Bollington, Sutton and beyond - an ideal location for dog owners, cyclists and keen walkers or joggers. For those working locally or out of the area, Macclesfield town centre and the railway station can be reached on foot in a little over ten minutes - a perfect all-round location! The property itself dates from the later 19th century, with walls and roof primarily constructed from local Peak stone. The interior retains some original features, rarely, to include a gorgeous stone flagged floor to the dining room area and kitchen. Chimneys are intact to both reception rooms; both are lovely Cheshire brick features with stone hearths - the rear benefitting from a cast iron burner. The kitchen opens to the long garden via French doors - the open views are such a delight and whats more, almost impossible to find at this price level! Double glazing and a gas central heating system feature, however, the accommodation certainly provides plenty of potential to restyle, or simply move straight in and put your own stamp to a blank canvass. The accommodation comprises of a naturally bright living room, which benefits from four windows which provide lots of natural light and afford super open country views. The spacious combined rear dining room and kitchen feature a solid stone flagged floor and benefit from French doors that open and look over the garden and open field views. The first floor landing provides access to two good bedrooms and a bathroom and separate WC. The loft space offers great storage with the potential to convert possibly to further accommodation (subject to consulting professional qualified advice and obtaining the necessary planning and building consents). The garden, as previously mentioned, is jointly owned with the neighbouring property - it is of a good size and benefits from two patio/terrace areas, one to the immediate ear of this property and the other to the far end of the garden and enjoying elevated open views. An excellent and well frequented community pub is situated a very short stroll away - a very popular haunt with both locals and those visiting the immediate area alike. This is a very rare opportunity to secure a good sized starter or downsize, at such a keen asking price - we strongly advise prospective purchasers to arrange a convenient viewing appointment at their earliest availability. Please contact Simeon Rains at our centrally located Macclesfield office which faces the railway station at 52 Waters Green, or please book an appointment online and we will be delighted to confirm a suitable viewing for you.
Living Room uPVC front door; windows to both the front and side elevations and affording open countryside views; feature brick chimney with stone hearth; built in electric meter cupboard, housing the meter and fusebox; built in wood corner dresser unit, incorporating a cupboard housing the gas meter; wood dado rail; TV aerial & telephone points; 4 uplighter wall lights. Dining Room & Kitchen An open-plan dining area and kitchen featuring an original stone flagged floor; brick inglenook chimney and fireplace with timber mantel and stone hearth, incorporating a cast iron gas burner; feature exposed brick wall; understairs storage recess; a small range of fitted pine kitchen base units with woodblock-effect worktops; inset Belfast ceramic sink with chrome mixer tap featuring a rinse/shower head attachment; tiling to the splashback areas; range of pine shelving; pine dresser incorporating open basket storage, cupboards and shelving; Hotpoint 4 ring electric ceramic hob; Hotpoint double electric oven & grill; space & plumbing for a slimline dishwasher; space & plumbing for a washing machine; 2 double radiators; Velux double glazed skylight window; central heating timer; uPVC double glazed French doors to the rear garden; staircase to the first floor. First Floor - Landing Gallery landing; uPVC double glazed chapel arched window to the rear aspect, affording open countryside views; smoke detector; single radiator. Bedroom 1 uPVC double glazed windows to the front and side aspects affording countryside views; exposed brick chimney; TV aerial point; double panel radiator. Bedroom 2 uPVC double glazed window to the side aspect; loft hatch; exposed brick chimney; single panel radiator. Bathroom Fitted with a panel bath incorporating a chrome mixer tap & shower attachment; vanity wash basin with chrome mixer tap and storage cupboard under basin; chrome tubular radiator/heated towel rail; uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect, enjoying lovely countryside views. Separate WC Low-flush WC; pedestal wash basin with chrome mixer tap; fitted mirror over the basin; fitted shelf under the mirror; single panel radiator; uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect with countryside views. Outside - Rear Garden To the rear of the property and accessed via the kitchen, there is a good sized enclosed rear garden, which is mainly lawn and features two flagged terraces, one to the immediate rear of the kitchen and a further area to the immediate far rear. The garden is of shared ownership with only the neighbouring property. Views from this garden are panoramic and include the canal and distant, elevated views of Macclesfield town centre.
Disclaimer: These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure of the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.
Council Tax Band
The council tax band for this property is B.
Situated toward the summit of Higher Hurdsfield, this lovely end-of-row Peak stone cottage enjoys fabulous open and elevated views to both the front and rear - the rear shared (with the neighbouring property only) garden benefitting from elevated views over open fields and the distant Macclesfield skyline. Higher Hurdsfield is a highly sought-after location due to the proximity to the gateway of the Peak District National Park. Macclesfield canal passes this particular location and offers tranquil walks along the towpaths to the lovely villages of Bollington, Sutton and beyond - an ideal location for dog owners, cyclists and keen walkers or joggers. For those working locally or out of the area, Macclesfield town centre and the railway station can be reached on foot in a little over ten minutes - a perfect all-round location! The property itself dates from the later 19th century, with walls and roof primarily constructed from local Peak stone. The interior retains some original features, rarely, to include a gorgeous stone flagged floor to the dining room area and kitchen. Chimneys are intact to both reception rooms; both are lovely Cheshire brick features with stone hearths - the rear benefitting from a cast iron burner. The kitchen opens to the long garden via French doors - the open views are such a delight and whats more, almost impossible to find at this price level! Double glazing and a gas central heating system feature, however, the accommodation certainly provides plenty of potential to restyle, or simply move straight in and put your own stamp to a blank canvass. The accommodation comprises of a naturally bright living room, which benefits from four windows which provide lots of natural light and afford super open country views. The spacious combined rear dining room and kitchen feature a solid stone flagged floor and benefit from French doors that open and look over the garden and open field views. The first floor landing provides access to two good bedrooms and a bathroom and separate WC. The loft space offers great storage with the potential to convert possibly to further accommodation (subject to consulting professional qualified advice and obtaining the necessary planning and building consents). The garden, as previously mentioned, is jointly owned with the neighbouring property - it is of a good size and benefits from two patio/terrace areas, one to the immediate ear of this property and the other to the far end of the garden and enjoying elevated open views. An excellent and well frequented community pub is situated a very short stroll away - a very popular haunt with both locals and those visiting the immediate area alike. This is a very rare opportunity to secure a good sized starter or downsize, at such a keen asking price - we strongly advise prospective purchasers to arrange a convenient viewing appointment at their earliest availability. Please contact Simeon Rains at our centrally located Macclesfield office which faces the railway station at 52 Waters Green, or please book an appointment online and we will be delighted to confirm a suitable viewing for you.
Living Room uPVC front door; windows to both the front and side elevations and affording open countryside views; feature brick chimney with stone hearth; built in electric meter cupboard, housing the meter and fusebox; built in wood corner dresser unit, incorporating a cupboard housing the gas meter; wood dado rail; TV aerial & telephone points; 4 uplighter wall lights. Dining Room & Kitchen An open-plan dining area and kitchen featuring an original stone flagged floor; brick inglenook chimney and fireplace with timber mantel and stone hearth, incorporating a cast iron gas burner; feature exposed brick wall; understairs storage recess; a small range of fitted pine kitchen base units with woodblock-effect worktops; inset Belfast ceramic sink with chrome mixer tap featuring a rinse/shower head attachment; tiling to the splashback areas; range of pine shelving; pine dresser incorporating open basket storage, cupboards and shelving; Hotpoint 4 ring electric ceramic hob; Hotpoint double electric oven & grill; space & plumbing for a slimline dishwasher; space & plumbing for a washing machine; 2 double radiators; Velux double glazed skylight window; central heating timer; uPVC double glazed French doors to the rear garden; staircase to the first floor. First Floor - Landing Gallery landing; uPVC double glazed chapel arched window to the rear aspect, affording open countryside views; smoke detector; single radiator. Bedroom 1 uPVC double glazed windows to the front and side aspects affording countryside views; exposed brick chimney; TV aerial point; double panel radiator. Bedroom 2 uPVC double glazed window to the side aspect; loft hatch; exposed brick chimney; single panel radiator. Bathroom Fitted with a panel bath incorporating a chrome mixer tap & shower attachment; vanity wash basin with chrome mixer tap and storage cupboard under basin; chrome tubular radiator/heated towel rail; uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect, enjoying lovely countryside views. Separate WC Low-flush WC; pedestal wash basin with chrome mixer tap; fitted mirror over the basin; fitted shelf under the mirror; single panel radiator; uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect with countryside views. Outside - Rear Garden To the rear of the property and accessed via the kitchen, there is a good sized enclosed rear garden, which is mainly lawn and features two flagged terraces, one to the immediate rear of the kitchen and a further area to the immediate far rear. The garden is of shared ownership with only the neighbouring property. Views from this garden are panoramic and include the canal and distant, elevated views of Macclesfield town centre.
Disclaimer: These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure of the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.
Council Tax Band
The council tax band for this property is B.
