• A chance to enjoy Pennine village life without sacrificing schools, a commute or a home that works +
• Wood burner in the lounge makes winter evenings worth looking forward to +
• South-facing conservatory floods the rear of the house with afternoon sun +
• Kitchen flows straight into the conservatory +
• Sunny rear garden with patio, raised lawn and a deck +
• Main bedroom has fitted mirrored wardrobes and 2nd good sized bedroom +
• Off-road parking for two cars +
• St John's C of E Primary is a ten-minute walk away, and Rishworth School is even closer +
• Ripponden is only five minutes in the car, and the M62 connects Manchester, Leeds and Huddersfield with ease +
• Open countryside and walking trails start right at the end of the street +

Agent Reference TS0571 You Already Know You Want Rishworth Village Life, So Here's The Perfect Place To Put Down Roots. With a wood burner in the lounge, a south facing conservatory full of afternoon sun, two schools down the road and real open countryside right on the doorstep.

There's a particular kind of contentment that comes from living somewhere like this. A quiet cul-de-sac in a proper Pennine village, where the pace slows down the moment you turn off the main road and the hills are visible from your front door.

The house itself is a solid two-bedroom semi that works hard for whoever lives here. You'd never guess from the exterior quite how much is going on inside.

The lounge sets the tone from the off. There's a wood burner sitting in the original fireplace, wood flooring underfoot and enough room for two sofas without it feeling too crowded. On a chilly winter evening with the fire going, it's exactly where you want to be snuggled up.

The galley kitchen runs straight through to the conservatory extension, and the two spaces work together brilliantly as an open plan kitchen-dining space. The kitchen has plenty of built-in storage and integrated appliances, and as it opens into the conservatory the whole rear of the house suddenly feels much bigger and lighter than the floorplan suggests. 

The conservatory gives direct access to the garden - both are south facing - so it gets the sun from mid-morning right through to late afternoon.

The large garden at the back is a real bonus. There's a flagged patio area right outside the conservatory for sitting out, a raised lawn, a timber deck to one side with outdoor seating, and a handy shed tucked away at the far end. 

There are two bedrooms upstairs. The main bedroom has fitted wardrobes with mirrored sliding doors giving you decent storage without eating into the room. The second bedroom is a decent sized single or a smaller double with a pleasant outlook and lots of natural light.