• Freehold +
• A Superbly Appointed Period Terrace +
• Fully Refurbished by Present Owner +
• Superb Rear Garden Exceeding 100 Feet in Length +
• Larger Than Average Interior +
• Three Well-Proportioned Bedrooms and Bathroom +
• Generous Living Room with Wood Burning Stove +
• Pleasant Dining Kitchen at Rear +
• Fully uPVC Double Glazed and Gas Central Heating +
• Accessible Boarded Loft for Storage +

Boasting a huge south facing garden at the rear with views across to the hills above Simmondley Village this superbly presented period terrace is full of surprises, with three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom sitting above a generous living room with a wood burning stove and a pleasant dining kitchen. Set back from Pikes Lane by an enclosed forecourt garden and with excellent access into Glossop town centre and its wide variety of amenities and facilities, the property is sure to appeal to first time buyers and home movers alike.

In Further Detail

Having undergone internal refurbishment by the present owner this attractive period terrace offers deceptively spacious accommodation presented to a great standard throughout that will attract a variety of prospective buyers, especially those that enjoy gardening. If there is one thing that truly sets this property apart from others of its kind, it is the phenomenal garden space at the rear. Grassed sections of lawn flanked by well stocked planted beds extend down to a generous patio stone paved seating area that currently house a small play shed and a larger garden shed ideal for potting and the storage of garden equipment and furniture. A pleasant and tranquil area, the garden can be accessed internally from the kitchen and externally via a shared ginnel - a great benefit when you need to transport items or bikes without needing to go through the house.

At ground floor level the property features a spacious living room and a generous dining kitchen. Situated at the front of the property, the living room offers good floor space and features a multi-fuel cast iron stove set on a granite hearth and with an oak beamed mantle over, a uPVC double glazed window to the front, a radiator and original cabinetry built into one of the chimney breast recesses. The dining kitchen sits at the rear and provides access to the garden at the rear and the first floor landing via a spindled staircase. The kitchen itself includes an l-shaped arrangement of base and wall units and the worksurfaces include an inset ceramic one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap and drainer and tiled splashbacks. Other features include space for freestanding appliances, a wall mounted modern gas fired combination boiler, tiled flooring, a radiator and a uPVC double glazed window to the rear.