- 999yrs from 21 June1905 +
- EPC:D +
- Council Tax Band A +
A spacious Victorian, end of terrace, with green views to the front. Featuring a spacious lounge, fitted kitchen, two well-apportioned bedrooms and a spacious bathroom, with side window. On a quiet residential road with countryside opposite. EPC:D
Tucked away delightfully on a quiet residential road facing green fields, this is a Victorian, back-to-back end terrace property with two double bedrooms and the vendors are typically able to park opposite.
Entering this house, continue into the modern, fitted kitchen with a collection of white base and eye-level cupboards and appliances including a large fridge freezer, washing machine, tumble drier and an integrated ceramic hob, with electric oven and extractor hood, plus a modern, wall-mounted Vaillant combination boiler. There is a stylish white integrated sink and drainer, with a swan-neck mixer tap and contemporary, grey laminate flooring.
To the rear of the kitchen a door leads down into a cellar, which offers useful storage space, whilst a door to the side leads into a large, 200sqft living room, which has a large front window, grey carpets, a wall-mounted T.V. on the chimney breast above a mantelpiece and hearth, plus wall mounted lights on each side and a central ceiling light point.
Take the carpeted stairs at the rear of the kitchen, up to the first floor landing, where there are doors to the two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom One is a 100sqft room with fro0nt aspects looking onto mature woodlands, whilst bedroom two is a slightly larger almost square bedroom at 110sqft also with front views to trees and fields. Each has grey carpet, mainly white neatly decorated walls, although bedroom one also has a feature wall and some integrated storage. The bathroom is a modern and generous 45 sqft room. There is a pine, panelled bath with shower above and glass screen, a wash-hand basin and W.C. There is modern wall panelling around the bath, grey laminate flooring, plus a radiator and being the end of terrace this property room benefits from a frosted side window.
A delightful home, ideal for first time buyers you are close to countryside walks and the shops in Stacksteads village, plus there are a number of schools close by including BRGS grammar school. Marl Pits leisure centre is just 3 miles away, in the vibrant market town of Rawtenstall and the M66 to Manchester can be easily accessed from there.
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