3-bedroom house · SK17 8LQ
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Summary A deceptively large period limestone building offering immense charm and character, highlighted by period natural stone and brick fireplaces from the Georgian era, mullion windows, beam ceilings, natural stone floor tiles, and revealed pine boarded floors.
Situated in the centre of Tideswell, description A deceptively large period limestone building offering immense charm and character, highlighted by period natural stone and brick fireplaces from the Georgian era, mullion windows, beam ceilings, natural stone flagged floors, and revealed pine boarded floors.
Located centrally within the heart of the old village opposite the marketplace, the property features delightful views over the square.
The expansive cottage gardens to the rear are terraced with patios and terraces, providing scope for enjoyable views over the gardens and beyond.
The large period limestone outbuilding adds to the property's appeal. The property has been modernised to include mains gas central heating via a condensing boiler and majority double glazing.
Accommodation is arranged to provide flexible living spaces, featuring a first-floor principal room which includes a vaulted oak-fitted kitchen, exposed pine boards, and a comfortable sitting room with a period fireplace.
The entrance reception hall creates a superb first impression with its immense character, stone-flagged floors, heavily beamed ceilings, panelled walls, and a massive ornamental stone fireplace.
Reception Hall Imposing stone-flagged reception hall featuring a large stone fireplace and stout ceiling beams. Front and rear-facing windows with part-panelled walls.
Ground Floor Shower Room/Wc Convenient ground floor shower room with white suite including WC and wash basin. A wall mounted electric Mira shower. (The shower tray has been removed).
Bedroom 3 Or Snug Additional sitting room with front and side-facing windows offering views over the marketplace.
Rustic brick and period stone fireplace as the focal point, along with exposed beams and a built-in panelled storage cupboard.
Hallway Stone-flagged hallway with recessed pine shelving and stout wooden lintels. Exposed ceiling beams and natural limestone walls.
Ground Floor Bedroom Character room with mullion windows providing garden views, ceiling beams, built-in storage cupboards, and a radiator.
Access to under-stairs storage room with side-facing window and electric consumer unit. Utility Room Quarry tiled floor with a side-facing window and partially glazed door leading to the garden.
Plumbing for a washer, space for additional appliances, butler's sink, and Worcester Bosch mains gas central heating boiler. Radiator and shelving included.
First Floor Landing Turning staircase leads to the first-floor landing featuring carved spindles, exposed ceiling beams, and a side-facing window with garden views.
Principal Bedroom Suite Double bedroom with side-facing windows, fitted window seat, and panelled shutters, ceiling beams, and period stone fireplace with Georgian hob basket.
Ensuite Bathroom/Wc Modern white suite with chrome fittings, including panelled bath with thermostatic mixer shower and glass shower screen, pedestal wash basin, and WC.
Dual aspect with windows to the side and rear, radiator, and access to the roof space.
Living Kitchen/Reception Room Large principal reception room on the first floor, featuring elevated views to the side and front. Doors open to attractive marketplace views.
Vaulted ceiling with exposed purlins, access to a small storage area.
Kitchen equipped with a complete range of wall cabinets and oak-trimmed work surfaces, full complement of appliances including ceramic hob, electric oven, and cooker hood.
Ample space for a dining table with a revealed pine boarded floor.
The living area is sectioned and carpeted, featuring an ornate carved wooden fireplace surround with stone recess and a raised hearth.
Attic Bedroom Delightful attic room accessed from the first-floor landing via a turning staircase. Features exposed purlins and Velux roof lights that fill the space with natural light.
Exterior Gardens Rear Garden Terraced rear garden with herbaceous borders and beds.
Larger than expected gardens featuring an upper lawn garden accessed through a pergola and all surrounded by dry limestone walls. An upper paved terrace with delightful views.
Outbuilding Period natural limestone outbuilding situated at the rear of the property. Directions ///column.arrives.neon 1.
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General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.
3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. 4.
Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.
5. These particulars are issued in good faith but do not constitute representations of fact or form part of any offer or contract.
The matters referred to in these particulars should be independently verified by prospective buyers or tenants.
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