House For Sale £625,000
This immaculately presented four-bedroom semi-detached stone cottage, with no vendor chain, is a true gem in the market. Set in a picturesque countryside location, this property offers the perfect blend of character and contemporary living. Boasting spectacular countryside views, this freehold home is a must-see for those seeking tranquillity and charm.
Upon entering, you will be greeted by a bespoke kitchen, designed to cater to the needs of modern living. The boot room/utility provides ample storage space, whilst the living room exudes warmth and comfort with its contemporary multi-fuel stove. For those seeking a cosy retreat, the sitting room features an inviting open fire, perfect for relaxation on chilly evenings. With a modern shower room and bathroom, this property offers practicality without compromising on style.
The outside space of this charming home is equally as impressive. To the front, a pretty cottage garden greets you, filled with an array of wildflowers, mature shrubs, trees, and drystone walls. Here, you can experience the tranquillity of nature while enjoying the lovely views. The rear garden is a beautifully maintained, with dry stone wall borders, a manicured lawn, and an Indian sandstone patio seating area. This space is perfect for outdoor entertaining, and the stone-built BBQ area adds an extra touch of charm. As you take in the beauty of the surroundings, you will be captivated by the endless views of the far-reaching countryside.
In conclusion, this four-bedroom semi-detached stone cottage is an exceptional property that combines both style and practicality. With its beautiful presentation, bespoke kitchen, and two inviting living spaces, this home is perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat. With the added benefit of a stunning outside space featuring a cottage garden and a beautifully maintained rear garden with magnificent views, this property truly offers the best of both worlds.
Dolly Lane is located near the town of Whaley Bridge which is situated amongst the hills of the Peak District being in close proximity to Fernilee and Errwood Reservoirs, whilst having that sense of countryside living, you still have many local amenities offering a good selection of independent cafes, shops, restaurants and public houses, as well as the larger supermarkets. There are excellent commuter links by way of rail and bus services to Manchester, Manchester Airport, Sheffield and surrounding towns. The outstanding Peak District National Park is on your doorstep accessing fantastic hiking and biking trails, such as Kinder Scout the highest point in the Peak District and the site of the 1932 Mass Trespass, when ramblers peacefully protested on private land, contributing to the change in legislation allowing people to walk freely on access land.
EPC Rating: D
