House For Sale £174,950
Three storey Victorian end-terraced, with three double bedrooms, and a south-facing lean-to and private seating area to the rear, on this quiet residential cul-de-sac, close to the centre of Waterfoot. Sold with no vendor chain. EPC:TBC
Situated on this desirable residential cul-de-sac on the edge of Waterfoot village, close to the river and countryside walks and just a mile from Rawtenstall's bustling market town centre, from where there are regular direct buses into Manchester, which can be easily reached via the M66 motorway.
Sold with no vendor chain, this is a three-storey Victorian family, or first-time buyer home, with additional space in the cellar. Entering the property there is a hallway, with a door into a spacious 150sqft front lounge, which features a central, living flame gas fire, period coving, a large front window and stylish laminate flooring.
Back to the hallway, pass the carpeted stairs to the first floor and take a second door into a large living and dining room, spanning over 180 sqft and featuring a modern, multi-fuel stove, with grand stone surround, which combines beautifully with the stunning period stone flooring. There are a series of kitchen cupboards on the left-hand wall as you enter, which also extend into a peninsula unit creating a breakfast bar area. An open door in the left-hand corner leads into a kitchen where cupboards flow across the right hand and rear walls, incorporating appliances and a sink and a rear window.
A rear window and glazed door off the living room, lead to a covered rear lean to, with solid rear wall and Perspex covering allowing the area to bask in natural light and extending into a small storage room with a pitched stone roof.
The first-floor landing gives access to two double bedrooms, a family bathroom and stairs to the top floor. Bedroom one iis a large 160sqft double room with south-facing rear aspects, whilst bedroom two is almost as large a front aspect double bedroom at around 150sqft. The bathroom is a well-apportioned family size, with a frosted side window, bath with shower above, W.C. and wash-hand basin.
The stairs to the top floor lead to a cavernous loft room, which is almost 300sqft, giving a huge double bedroom, which could potentially be split into a pair of good-sized rooms. Benefitting from a side window (rather than skylights), virtue of being the end of terrace and there is a stunning exposed brick arch, creating an alluring architectural feature.
Situated on this desirable residential cul-de-sac on the edge of Waterfoot village, close to the river and countryside walks and just a mile from Rawtenstall's bustling market town centre, from where there are regular direct buses into Manchester, which can be easily reached via the M66 motorway.
Sold with no vendor chain, this is a three-storey Victorian family, or first-time buyer home, with additional space in the cellar. Entering the property there is a hallway, with a door into a spacious 150sqft front lounge, which features a central, living flame gas fire, period coving, a large front window and stylish laminate flooring.
Back to the hallway, pass the carpeted stairs to the first floor and take a second door into a large living and dining room, spanning over 180 sqft and featuring a modern, multi-fuel stove, with grand stone surround, which combines beautifully with the stunning period stone flooring. There are a series of kitchen cupboards on the left-hand wall as you enter, which also extend into a peninsula unit creating a breakfast bar area. An open door in the left-hand corner leads into a kitchen where cupboards flow across the right hand and rear walls, incorporating appliances and a sink and a rear window.
A rear window and glazed door off the living room, lead to a covered rear lean to, with solid rear wall and Perspex covering allowing the area to bask in natural light and extending into a small storage room with a pitched stone roof.
The first-floor landing gives access to two double bedrooms, a family bathroom and stairs to the top floor. Bedroom one iis a large 160sqft double room with south-facing rear aspects, whilst bedroom two is almost as large a front aspect double bedroom at around 150sqft. The bathroom is a well-apportioned family size, with a frosted side window, bath with shower above, W.C. and wash-hand basin.
The stairs to the top floor lead to a cavernous loft room, which is almost 300sqft, giving a huge double bedroom, which could potentially be split into a pair of good-sized rooms. Benefitting from a side window (rather than skylights), virtue of being the end of terrace and there is a stunning exposed brick arch, creating an alluring architectural feature.
