This two double bedroom cottage is located in the popular residential area of Salendine Nook being enjoyed and improved by the current owner the property may be suitable for a first time buyer or professional couple looking to access nearby Lindley Village with its various bars, restaurants and amenities, along with the M62 motorway network. The accommodation offers a blend of original features, including exposed beams and stone walls, and comprises an entrance hall, living room with multifuel stove, stylish kitchen and conservatory/sun room. On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and a stylish house bathroom. The property benefits from a gas-fired central heating system and uPVC double-glazing. Externally, there is an off-road parking area to the front. At the rear, there is a lovely, low-maintenance walled and fenced garden with a southerly aspect.

Entrance Hall - A composite door with a double-glazed insert opens to the entrance hall. This has feature tiling to the floor, a ceiling downlight point, a radiator and hanging hooks. A staircase leads up to the first floor landing and a timber door with one step provides access to the living room.

Living Room - This reception room is the hub of this lovely family home. It has feature exposed brick and shelving to the alcoves, exposed beams to the ceiling, ceiling downlight points and two radiators. The focal point of the room is a multifuel stove, set to a stone fireplace and hearth. There are two uPVC windows to the side elevation. A timber door gives access to the useful keep cellar.

Cellar - The cellar has power and light, and is home to the electric fuse board.

Breakfast Kitchen - The kitchen has a range of base units, drawers, solid oak worktops with matching upstands and feature wall cupboards with glazed inserts and shelving. Integrated appliances comprise a five-ring gas hob with a canopy style filter hood, oven, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There is a Belfast style sink with a mixer tap and the worktops extend to create a breakfast bar. The room has a pantry, which is home to the central heating boiler. There is ceiling downlighting, uPVC windows to the side and rear elevations, a radiator and feature Karndean flooring. A uPVC door with double-glazed inserts leads into the conservatory/sun room.

Conservatory/Sun Room - This room is positioned at the rear of the property and has a pleasant outlook over the garden and beyond via uPVC glazing to three elevations. It could be used as an additional sitting room or a work from home study, etc. There is a wall light point and tiling to the floor.