102, Manchester Road, Haslingden, BB4 6NP

This recently refurbished two-bedroom terraced home, featuring one reception room and a bathroom, is presented in excellent condition across two floors.

Perfectly suited for first-time buyers, investors, or those looking to downsize, this property offers a seamless purchase with no onward chain.

** ground floor ** hallway - 3.44m x 1.22m - Large inviting entrance hallway with access to the ground floor rooms, with space for essentials such as coats and shoes.

Lounge - 3.07m x 4.58m (10.1ft x 15ft) A welcoming lounge provides a comfortable and versatile living space, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.

Kitchen - 4.18m x 3.05m (13.7ft x 10ft) The spacious kitchen benefits from a practical layout, offering ample room for cooking and dining with ease.

** first floor ** Master bedroom - 4.48m x 4.18m (14.7ft x 13.7ft) A generously proportioned master bedroom creates a serene retreat, flooded with natural light.

Bedroom 2 - 3.09m x 2.44m (10.1ft x 8ft) The second bedroom provides a versatile space, perfect as a guest room, office, or nursery.

Family bathroom - 1.58m x 2.51m (5.2ft x 8.2ft) A well-appointed family bathroom completes the first floor accommodation.

Externally To the rear, a private yard with artificial grass offers an outdoor area for relaxing, or socialising.

Tenure Leasehold Council tax Council Tax Band A, Rossendale (2026/27) EPC EPC C (expires 18 Apr 2034) - issued 18 Apr 2024 Broadband Broadband: Gigabit ~100% · Ultrafast ~100% · Superfast ~100% Typical floor area 775 square feet The area Haslingden, situated in the picturesque Rossendale Valley of Lancashire, is a town steeped in rich history and surrounded by natural beauty.

Its name, meaning "valley of the hazels, " reflects its ancient origins, with evidence of habitation stretching back to the Bronze Age.

The town flourished during the Industrial Revolution as a centre for textile manufacturing and stone quarrying.

Notably, Haslingden Flag - a resilient sandstone quarried locally - was used in iconic locations such as Trafalgar Square in London.

Today, Haslingden harmoniously blends its industrial heritage with tranquil landscapes, offering residents a captivating mix of history and nature.

Key landmarks include St James's Church, perched on a hill and serving as a place of worship since at least 1284, featuring a rare double cross socket stone dating to the 10th or 11th century.

The contemporary Halo sculpture, part of the Panopticons series, illuminates the night sky, symbolising the town's fusion of tradition and modernity.

Residents and visitors alike can enjoy the surrounding moorlands and the scenic Grane Valley, complete with reservoirs and the remnants of the lost village of Haslingden Grane - ideal for walking and exploration in a setting where heritage and natural beauty coexist in perfect balance.

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