House For Sale £359,995
Stunning 1216 square foot Victorian Semi arranged over four floors, sympathetically updated to a high standard, and boasting a large rear garden with stunning views, early viewings advised for a property in a highly desirable location. EPC D.
This truly amazing period property has been extensively updated to a high standard and is an eclectic mix of period features and modern fittings. Arranged over four floors, the properties impressive, flexible accommodation comprises:
Welcoming entrance hallway with period front door and stained-glass window above, coving, dado rail and wooden floor, twist and turn spindle staircase to first floor, useful ground floor W/C just off. Generous fine lounge with brick, inglenook fireplace, ready for a wood burner, picture rail and coving. To the rear of the ground floor is a generous dining kitchen with Range style cooker, overhead extractor and Belfast sink unit, exposed brick-built fireplace. Cellar with UPVC double glazed window, plumbing for utilities and coal store.
The first floor, formally 4 bedrooms, is now 3 comfortable bedrooms and offers a wonderful space to relax and unwind, a lovely 4-piece family bathroom consists of a Victorian style bath on clawed feet, separate shower area, tabletop sink unit with drawers below, W/C, dado rail and panelling. A second staircase takes you up to the top floor.
Second floor consists entirely of attic space, measuring an impressive 21’1 x 19’5, complete with a brick arch, beamed ceiling and three double glazed roof windows to its pitched roof. The space although not currently signed off as a bedroom, could be utilised in the future, subject to planning etc.
Externally, parking is available on street, and close by, to the front is a paved front garden and garden wall. To the rear is a stunning enclosed garden, with open wooded aspect and consisting of an upper paved patio and lower covered decked patio.
Viewings a must for those seeking a slice of period architecture as well as a location ideally situated to make the most the area has to offer including countryside walks aplenty, over the hills to Waugh's Well, or Owd' Betts, or down the valley where you can join the Irwell Valley trail. The Whitchaff is a popular gastropub, just along the main road, with Rawtenstall's bustling market town, full of independent coffee shops, boutiques, restaurants, and bars, A pleasant stroll takes you along Bury Road, a short distance after the ELR heritage steam railway. There are direct, regular buses to Manchester until late from the striking new transport interchange, with Whitaker Park and Art Gallery and Rossendale Ski Slope amongst other attractions. All just 15 miles from Manchester city centre,
This truly amazing period property has been extensively updated to a high standard and is an eclectic mix of period features and modern fittings. Arranged over four floors, the properties impressive, flexible accommodation comprises:
Welcoming entrance hallway with period front door and stained-glass window above, coving, dado rail and wooden floor, twist and turn spindle staircase to first floor, useful ground floor W/C just off. Generous fine lounge with brick, inglenook fireplace, ready for a wood burner, picture rail and coving. To the rear of the ground floor is a generous dining kitchen with Range style cooker, overhead extractor and Belfast sink unit, exposed brick-built fireplace. Cellar with UPVC double glazed window, plumbing for utilities and coal store.
The first floor, formally 4 bedrooms, is now 3 comfortable bedrooms and offers a wonderful space to relax and unwind, a lovely 4-piece family bathroom consists of a Victorian style bath on clawed feet, separate shower area, tabletop sink unit with drawers below, W/C, dado rail and panelling. A second staircase takes you up to the top floor.
Second floor consists entirely of attic space, measuring an impressive 21’1 x 19’5, complete with a brick arch, beamed ceiling and three double glazed roof windows to its pitched roof. The space although not currently signed off as a bedroom, could be utilised in the future, subject to planning etc.
Externally, parking is available on street, and close by, to the front is a paved front garden and garden wall. To the rear is a stunning enclosed garden, with open wooded aspect and consisting of an upper paved patio and lower covered decked patio.
Viewings a must for those seeking a slice of period architecture as well as a location ideally situated to make the most the area has to offer including countryside walks aplenty, over the hills to Waugh's Well, or Owd' Betts, or down the valley where you can join the Irwell Valley trail. The Whitchaff is a popular gastropub, just along the main road, with Rawtenstall's bustling market town, full of independent coffee shops, boutiques, restaurants, and bars, A pleasant stroll takes you along Bury Road, a short distance after the ELR heritage steam railway. There are direct, regular buses to Manchester until late from the striking new transport interchange, with Whitaker Park and Art Gallery and Rossendale Ski Slope amongst other attractions. All just 15 miles from Manchester city centre,
