- SPACIOUS 3 BED TERRACED FAMILY HOME +
- ACCOMMODATION OVER 4 FLOORS +
- 4 RECEPTION ROOMS +
- EXTREMELY SPACIOUS THROUGHOUT +
- PARTIAL COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS TO THE REAR +
- NO CHAIN DELAY +
- LOTS OF POTENTIAL WITH THIS HOME +
- COUNCIL TAX BAND A +
This 3 bedroom terraced home with 4 reception room(s), spread over 4 floor(s), with 1 shower room. This property is ideally suitable for investors / developers and is sold with, no chain.
Extremely spacious family home, that needs some modernisation to reach its full potential. Partial countryside views to the rear and close to local amenities in Haslingden centre. The property is close to excellent transport links, and the M66/M65 motorways are very close by.
Book your viewing with our Rawtenstall office.
LOWER GROUND FLOOR
RECEPTION ROOM - 3.92 x 3.02
Quarry stone floor, window and storage areas. Could make an excellent dining area.
KITCHEN - 4.2m x 3.79m
Spacious kitchen with large range cooker, an induction hob and access to the enclosed rear yard.
GROUND FLOOR
LOUNGE - 4.02m x 2.53m
Lounge with views out to the front of the property.
RECEPTION ROOM - 4.3m x 4.0m
Another lounge or family sitting room. Feature gas stove, views to the rear and access to the lower ground floor.
FIRST FLOOR
MASTER BEDROOM - 4.37m x 4.01m
Really good-sized master bedroom with built-in storage / wardrobe.
BEDROOM 2 - 3.35m x 2.50m
Single room with views to the rear.
FAMILY SHOWER ROOM - 3.35m x 2.07m (Reducing to 1.29m).
Modern 3 piece bathroom suite and storage cupboards.
SECOND FLOOR
ATTIC ROOM / BEDROOM 3 - 6.40m x 3.88m
Really spacious room with eaves storage and dormer window, with stunning countryside views. Lots of storage in and sockets in this room.
EXTERNALLY
Enclosed rear yard. Bin drag to the rear street.
THE AREA
Haslingden, nestled in the Rossendale Valley of Lancashire, is a town rich in history and natural beauty. Its name, meaning valley of the hazels, reflects its ancient roots, with evidence of human presence dating back to the Bronze Age. The town's development accelerated during the Industrial Revolution, becoming a hub for textile manufacturing and stone quarrying. Notably, Haslingden Flag—a durable sandstone—was quarried here and used in prominent locations like London's Trafalgar Square. Today, Haslingden blends its industrial heritage with scenic landscapes, offering residents and visitors a unique combination of history and nature. The town boasts several landmarks that highlight its rich past. St James's Church, perched atop a hill, has been a place of worship since at least 1284 and features a rare double cross socket stone from the 10th or 11th century. Nearby, the Halo—a modern steel sculpture and part of the Panopticons series—illuminates the night sky, symbolizing Haslingden's blend of tradition and innovation. The surrounding moorlands and the Grane Valley, with its reservoirs and remnants of the lost village of Haslingden Grane, offer picturesque settings for walking and exploration, making Haslingden a town where history and natural beauty coexist harmoniously.