High Street, Delph, OL3 5DJ4 Bedroom End of Terrace House
Council Tax
Band: E
Tenure
Freehold
Previously 'The Old Bakery' this charming home sits in a commanding position in the heart of Delph village overlooking the River Tame. With a wealth of amenities all within walking distance, personal viewing comes highly recommended.
Personal inspection will reveal approximately 2,000 square feet of accommodation set over four floors. The ground floor features an entrance hall which offers access to a luxury kitchen/diner fitted with a range of matching units, Quartz worktops and integrated appliances including 'Neff' gas hob, electric oven/grill, microwave, fridge-freezer, wine cooler dishwasher and washing machine.
To the first floor there are two generous double rooms, the principle benefitting from a 'Juliette' balcony and a stunning family bathroom comprising of a low-level WC, hand wash basin freestanding bath and shower unit. Additionally the bathroom also benefits from under-floor heating.
The second floor features two further bedrooms, one of which features a modern three-piece shower room, whilst the other enjoys views from a 'Juliette' balcony.
The lower ground floor can be accessed off the kitchen/breakfast room and offers excellent potential to develop into a separate dwelling, subject to any necessary permission.
Warmed by a gas central heating system with combination boiler which can be remotely controlled by 'Hive', the economy and comfort are enhanced further by double glazed windows.
A door leads out from the lower ground floor to a decked garden which enjoys unique views over the River Tame and being southerly facing, this would prove ideal for the afternoon and evening sun.
As is common with the local villages, the property does not have any off-road parking, however there is on street parking available locally.
High Street can be located running through the centre of Delph village in Saddleworth. With trendy pubs, cafés and wine bars just a short distance away, the property is also ideal for easy access to neighbouring villages including Dobcross, Diggle and Uppermill and as such, this would prove an ideal choice.
Council Tax
Band: E
Tenure
Freehold
Key Features
- POPULAR DEPLH VILLAGE
- NO CHAIN
- BEAUTIFUL CHARACTER HOME
- CIRCA 2,000 SQUARE FEET
- ACCOMMODATION OVER FOUR FLOORS
- FOUR BEDROOMS
- OPTION TO CREATE LOWER GROUND FLOOR ANNEX
- OVERLOOKING THE RIVER TAME
- EXCELLENT LOCAL AMENITIES
- FREEHOLD
Description
Previously 'The Old Bakery' this charming home sits in a commanding position in the heart of Delph village overlooking the River Tame. With a wealth of amenities all within walking distance, personal viewing comes highly recommended.
Personal inspection will reveal approximately 2,000 square feet of accommodation set over four floors. The ground floor features an entrance hall which offers access to a luxury kitchen/diner fitted with a range of matching units, Quartz worktops and integrated appliances including 'Neff' gas hob, electric oven/grill, microwave, fridge-freezer, wine cooler dishwasher and washing machine.
To the first floor there are two generous double rooms, the principle benefitting from a 'Juliette' balcony and a stunning family bathroom comprising of a low-level WC, hand wash basin freestanding bath and shower unit. Additionally the bathroom also benefits from under-floor heating.
The second floor features two further bedrooms, one of which features a modern three-piece shower room, whilst the other enjoys views from a 'Juliette' balcony.
The lower ground floor can be accessed off the kitchen/breakfast room and offers excellent potential to develop into a separate dwelling, subject to any necessary permission.
Warmed by a gas central heating system with combination boiler which can be remotely controlled by 'Hive', the economy and comfort are enhanced further by double glazed windows.
A door leads out from the lower ground floor to a decked garden which enjoys unique views over the River Tame and being southerly facing, this would prove ideal for the afternoon and evening sun.
As is common with the local villages, the property does not have any off-road parking, however there is on street parking available locally.
High Street can be located running through the centre of Delph village in Saddleworth. With trendy pubs, cafés and wine bars just a short distance away, the property is also ideal for easy access to neighbouring villages including Dobcross, Diggle and Uppermill and as such, this would prove an ideal choice.
