House For Sale £250,000
Forming part of the character Stoodley Grange development, beneath the Stoodley Pike monument on the Todmorden hillside. This charming cottage offers ideal accommodation for a single occupant or couple. The cottage has a patio garden and private parking area for two cars comfortably. Internally you have a spacious lounge, separate dining area with archway to the kitchen, a master double bedroom with fitted wardrobes plus a generous single bedroom and four piece bathroom. The upstairs rooms feature high beamed ceilings with Velux skylights. A gas central heating system and double glazing are installed. EPC EER (TBC)
Location
Forming part of the Stoodley Grange conversion, off Lee Bottom Road on the outskirts of Todmorden. This is a stunning semi-rural setting, beneath the Stoodley Pike monument with wonderful Pennine countryside on the doorstep and a variety of walks and bridleways nearby. The hamlet is conveniently placed between Todmorden and Hebden Bridge, with mainline Trans- Pennine stations providing links to Manchester, Leeds, Bradford & beyond. Todmorden, is within approximately 2 miles and Hebden Bridge approximately 2.75 miles.
Stoodley Grange
Stoodley Grange was built courtesy of the Fielden family circa 1892, as a hospital and was later converted to houses of varying designs and sizes. The original pillared entrance posts remain.
Front Entrance
With gated access from the patio garden. Double glazed front entrance door and fanlight.
Dining Area - 9' 1'' x 8' 3'' (2.78m x 2.52m)
Feature shelved alcove. Radiator. Archway to the kitchen.
Kitchen - 6' 4'' x 9' 1'' (1.92m x 2.77m)
Fitted with a range of wall and base units with coordinated work surfcases and an inset stainless steel singled drainer sink and mixer tap. Part tiled surrounds. Plumbed for a washing machine. Wall mounted gas central heating boiler. Double glazed rear window.
Lounge - 14' 8'' x 14' 9'' (4.46m x 4.50m)
A spacious lounge with feature corner brick fireplace, housing an electric fire. Radiator. Double glazed windows to both the front and rear elevations. Open plan staircase to the first floor landing.
First Floor Landing
High beamed ceiling and double glazed rear window.
Bedroom 1 - 8' 6'' x 15' 4'' (2.60m x 4.67m) max incl wardrobes
High beamed ceiling. Double glazed window to the front elevation plus a double glazed Velux skylight. Exposed brick chimney breast. Radiator. Fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 2 - 8' 8'' x 11' 9'' (2.65m x 3.58m)
A generous single bedroom with a double glazed window to the front elevation plus double glazed Velux skylight and high beamed ceiling. Radiator.
Bathroom - 5' 11'' x 9' 4'' (1.81m x 2.84m)
Fitted with a four piece suite comprising; panelled bath, WC, wash hand basin and step-in corner shower enclosure. Radiator. Extractor. Part tiled surrounds. High beamed ceiling with double glazed Velux skylight.
Patio Garden
Paved patio garden, with fenced boundaries and gated access to the driveway.
Driveway
A block paved driveway provides private off road parking for two vehicles. A large wooden garden shed provides good storage space. There is also a strip of garden in ownership, opposite the driveway.
Directions
Leave Todmorden or Hebden Bridge on the A646 trunk road. Turn off at the signs for Lumbutts and Mankinholes. The road passes over the canal and winds up through the woods. Continue straight ahead and follow the road to the left onto Lee Bottom Road. Proceed to the far end and there will be a turning on the right, with the pillared gate posts for Stoodley Grange. Number 10 is located to the rear of the row of properties immediately in front of you and is the end house on the left.
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
Location
Forming part of the Stoodley Grange conversion, off Lee Bottom Road on the outskirts of Todmorden. This is a stunning semi-rural setting, beneath the Stoodley Pike monument with wonderful Pennine countryside on the doorstep and a variety of walks and bridleways nearby. The hamlet is conveniently placed between Todmorden and Hebden Bridge, with mainline Trans- Pennine stations providing links to Manchester, Leeds, Bradford & beyond. Todmorden, is within approximately 2 miles and Hebden Bridge approximately 2.75 miles.
Stoodley Grange
Stoodley Grange was built courtesy of the Fielden family circa 1892, as a hospital and was later converted to houses of varying designs and sizes. The original pillared entrance posts remain.
Front Entrance
With gated access from the patio garden. Double glazed front entrance door and fanlight.
Dining Area - 9' 1'' x 8' 3'' (2.78m x 2.52m)
Feature shelved alcove. Radiator. Archway to the kitchen.
Kitchen - 6' 4'' x 9' 1'' (1.92m x 2.77m)
Fitted with a range of wall and base units with coordinated work surfcases and an inset stainless steel singled drainer sink and mixer tap. Part tiled surrounds. Plumbed for a washing machine. Wall mounted gas central heating boiler. Double glazed rear window.
Lounge - 14' 8'' x 14' 9'' (4.46m x 4.50m)
A spacious lounge with feature corner brick fireplace, housing an electric fire. Radiator. Double glazed windows to both the front and rear elevations. Open plan staircase to the first floor landing.
First Floor Landing
High beamed ceiling and double glazed rear window.
Bedroom 1 - 8' 6'' x 15' 4'' (2.60m x 4.67m) max incl wardrobes
High beamed ceiling. Double glazed window to the front elevation plus a double glazed Velux skylight. Exposed brick chimney breast. Radiator. Fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 2 - 8' 8'' x 11' 9'' (2.65m x 3.58m)
A generous single bedroom with a double glazed window to the front elevation plus double glazed Velux skylight and high beamed ceiling. Radiator.
Bathroom - 5' 11'' x 9' 4'' (1.81m x 2.84m)
Fitted with a four piece suite comprising; panelled bath, WC, wash hand basin and step-in corner shower enclosure. Radiator. Extractor. Part tiled surrounds. High beamed ceiling with double glazed Velux skylight.
Patio Garden
Paved patio garden, with fenced boundaries and gated access to the driveway.
Driveway
A block paved driveway provides private off road parking for two vehicles. A large wooden garden shed provides good storage space. There is also a strip of garden in ownership, opposite the driveway.
Directions
Leave Todmorden or Hebden Bridge on the A646 trunk road. Turn off at the signs for Lumbutts and Mankinholes. The road passes over the canal and winds up through the woods. Continue straight ahead and follow the road to the left onto Lee Bottom Road. Proceed to the far end and there will be a turning on the right, with the pillared gate posts for Stoodley Grange. Number 10 is located to the rear of the row of properties immediately in front of you and is the end house on the left.
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
