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See how verdicts work2-bedroom terraced house · SK23 7LG
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About
Nestled in a quiet yet convenient location close to the town centre, this delightful two-bedroom stone terraced cottage offers a perfect blend of character and comfort.
The property features a cosy lounge with a charming wood burner, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere ideal for relaxing evenings.
With gas central heating and double glazing throughout (EPC to be confirmed), the home is both energy efficient and comfortable all year round.
The kitchen and living spaces are well proportioned, making the most of the cottage’s traditional layout while offering practical modern touches.
Both bedrooms are light and airy, providing comfortable accommodation that is well suited to first-time buyers, couples or those seeking a peaceful retreat.
The property is ideally situated for those who enjoy countryside walks, with scenic routes just moments away, and benefits from excellent transport links into Buxton and Manchester.
Local amenities are only a short drive away, ensuring convenience without sacrificing the tranquillity of this charming setting.
The outside space is equally inviting, with a beautifully presented and low-maintenance rear garden that features an artificial lawn and an attractive original stone boundary wall.
Fully enclosed for privacy, the garden offers an ideal spot for outdoor seating and entertaining, enhanced by a decorative timber pergola adorned with climbing greenery.
A wooden garden gate adds both character and practicality, while the stone exterior provides a picturesque backdrop for alfresco dining or quiet relaxation.
At the front, the cottage boasts an attractive stone-built frontage with excellent kerb appeal, complemented by a stone-cobbled border and a low-maintenance gravelled forecourt.
This area is perfect for displaying potted plants or creating a quaint seating space, with a beautiful climbing rose gracefully framing the UPVC entrance door.
The combination of traditional features and thoughtful landscaping ensures a warm and welcoming first impression, making this property a truly special place to call home.
EPC Rating: D Lounge The living room is accessed via a double-glazed uPVC entrance door and benefits from a double-glazed uPVC window to the front elevation, providing ample natural light.
A charming wood-burning stove serves as the focal point of the room, set upon a stone hearth with an attractive wooden mantel above.
The accommodation is finished to a good standard, featuring oak-effect laminate flooring, recessed ceiling downlighters, and a radiator, creating a warm and inviting living space.
Kitchen The kitchen benefits from a double-glazed uPVC window to the rear elevation and a hardwood door providing access to the rear yard.
Fitted with an attractive range of Shaker-style wall and base units, the room is complemented by wood-effect laminate worktops and a stainless-steel sink with mixer tap.
Integrated appliances include a four-ring halogen hob, while a charming pine Welsh dresser adds character and additional storage.
There is also a useful understairs cupboard providing further storage space.
The room is finished with practical linoleum flooring, recessed ceiling downlighters, and a traditional Victorian-style ceiling airer. Stairs rise from the kitchen to the first-floor accommodation.
Landing A staircase rises from the kitchen to the first-floor landing, which provides access to the fully boarded loft space.
The landing is finished with fitted carpeting, creating a practical and well-presented transition between the first-floor rooms.
Bedroom One A well-proportioned double bedroom featuring a double-glazed uPVC window to the front elevation, allowing for good levels of natural light.
The room includes freestanding wardrobes providing useful storage and is finished with fitted carpeting. Further benefits include a radiator and a ceiling pendant light fitting.
Bedroom Two A pleasant bedroom enjoying a double-glazed uPVC window to the rear elevation, offering attractive views across Whaley Bridge.
The room benefits from a built-in wardrobe providing useful storage, and is finished with laminate flooring, a radiator, and a ceiling pendant light fitting.
Bathroom The bathroom benefits from a double-glazed uPVC window to the rear elevation incorporating coloured obscured privacy glass.
The suite comprises a panelled bath with shower over, a vanity wash hand basin with chrome taps, and a low-level WC, all presented in a traditional pampas-coloured finish.
Additional features include part-tiled walls, linoleum flooring, a radiator, and a ceiling-mounted light fitting, creating a functional and well-maintained bathroom space.
The gas-fired boiler is neatly housed within a pine cupboard, which also provides useful shelving and additional storage.
Rear Garden A charming and low-maintenance rear garden, featuring an artificial lawn and an attractive original stone boundary wall.
Fully enclosed for privacy, the space provides an inviting setting for outdoor seating and entertaining, enhanced by a decorative timber pergola adorned with climbing greenery.
A wooden garden gate adds character and practicality, while the property's stone exterior creates a warm and picturesque backdrop.
Perfect for alfresco dining, relaxing, or enjoying a quiet retreat outdoors. Front Garden An attractive stone-built cottage frontage offering excellent kerb appeal.
The property is complemented by a charming stone-cobbled border and a low-maintenance gravelled forecourt, ideal for displaying potted plants or creating a quaint seating area.
A beautiful climbing rose gracefully frames the UPVC entrance door, enhancing the home's traditional character and providing a warm, welcoming first impression.
Value & comps
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