• Two +Attic Bedroom 1850's Period Cottage +
• Sizable Reception Room +
• Compact Galley-Style kitchen +
• Full Rewire/Refurbished Roof +
• Three Double Bedrooms +
• Traditional Bathroom +
• Original 1850's Features Flooring/Doors +
• Cellar/Power and Lighting +
• Stunning Loft/Space Bedroom +
• Tiered garden, private parking for 2 cars, stone steps leading down to stream +

AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN 1850''s, TWO BEDROOM + CONVERTED LOFT BEDROOM, PERIOD COTTAGE WITH MANY ORIGINAL FEATURES AND STUNNING VIEWS.
This truly unique, stone built 1850's period cottage is proudly welcomed to the market in a highly desired area of Stacksteads. This outstanding property has been professionally restored to the highest standard by the current owners; fully rewired throughout with ample sockets in all rooms, a newly refurbished roof and the original 1850's internal wooden doors with original iron clasps. The property enjoys a fully stone-flagged ground floor, cellar space for storage and a 10 KW cast iron burning fire, set in a limestone surround on the chimney breast, this property is complete with a tiered garden and stunning panoramic views. Comprising briefly; entrance into a generously sized reception room, with feature fireplace and open archway to the kitchen. The kitchen has a range of wall and base units housing a restored stone staircase to the first floor and allows access to the stone flagged cellar which provides usable space for storage and/or utilities. To the first floor landing there are doors leading to two bedrooms a family bathroom and stairs to the second floor and. To the second floor, you will find a further bedroom into the loft space with VELUX windows. Externally, the property has a tiered garden with planted beds, patio areas, parking for three cars and a natural flowing stream at the foot of the garden. For further information or to arrange a viewing please call our Rawtenstall team at your convenience.

Ground Floor -

Entrance - UPVC double glazed door to reception room one.

Reception Room One - 5.03m x 4.78m (16'6 x 15'8) - UPVC double glazed window, central heating radiator, restored stone flooring, cast+iron multi-fuel 10 W fire to the chimney breast with reclaimed Indian-stone surround, exposed stone alcoves and arch to the kitchen.

Kitchen - 5.00m x 2.18m (16'5 x 7'2) - UPVC double glazed window, restored stone flooring, range of wall and base units with granite effect worktops, mosaic tiles and upstands, ceramic sink with drainer and chrome taps, electric oven with four-ring gas hob and extractor hood, integrated washing machine, combi boiler, restored stone staircase to the first floor, storage cupboard and stone steps down to the cellar.

First Floor -

Landing - 3.53m x 1.96m (11'7 x 6'5) - Stairs to the second floor, exposed wood floorboards, smoke alarm and doors to bedrooms one, two and the bathroom.

Bedroom One - 4.72m x 3.38m (15'6 x 11'1) - UPVC double glazed window, central heating radiator, exposed wood floorboards, original (great condition), cast iron fireplace and panoramic views across stunning countryside.

Bedroom Two - 3.05m x 2.69m (10' x 8'10) - UPVC double glazed window, central heating radiator, exposed wood floorboards and further views across the countryside.and the garden.

Bathroom - 3.25m x 1.63m (10'8 x 5'4) - UPVC double glazed frosted window, panelled bath with overhead Triton electric shower and chrome telephone tap, pedestal washbasin, twin-flush WC, partially tiled elevations , chrome heated towel rail and tiled effect lino flooring.

Second Floor -

Attic Room - 6.71m x 2.57m (22' x 8'5) - Can be classed as a bedroom, two Velux windows, three feature wall-lights and wood effect flooring.

Cellar - 4.55m x 2.13m (14'11 x 7') - Fairly narrow, dry with light and power socket, suitable for use as a utility room.

External - External

Large private plot to front comprising:

Private parking for three vehicles.

Beautiful stepped garden leading down to lawned area and further stone steps leading down to private access to a stream.

Range of planted trees and fornia.

Seating area for relaxing in a peaceful and tranquil garden.

The garden is very rural and has seen regular visitors including Roe Deer, Fox and Woodpeckers !

Front (Back-To-Back) - There is a tired garden with dry-stone wall features, bedding and patio areas and a flowing stream to the foot of the garden. There is also parking for three cars and stunning panoramic views.

Agent's Notes - Council Tax Band A