Platt Street, Padfield, SK13 1EJ5 Bedroom Terraced House
Council Tax
Band: Unknown
Tenure
Unknown
Incorporating The Laughing Badger Gallery and Famous Cellar Bar used as an intimate gig venue by some renowned bands this substantial stone house has had many reincarnations from is commercial beginnings as a CO OP to its present day go to for the arts and bands.
Its general lay out provides rooms over 4 floors with the existing owner has said that it can sleep 20 comfortably, it lends itself to mixed commercial/residential use and has a flexibility sure to meet the demands of most buyers. It boasts space that is rarely found in a single property.
Presently comprising Entrance Vestibule, lounge, study, breakfast area with stairs to the Cellar and to the first floor, open kitchen area amply equipped and extended, Gallery this has been the pride and joy appealing to the art community but with its high ceilings and large glazed entrance it would lend itself to many ventures. There is a large inner lobby with a separate WC and wide spiral staircase leading to the cellar bar this has played host to musicians from all over the UK and as far afield as Ireland, America and Canada with one performers tour poster boasting the upcoming dates as "London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin and Padfield" The Cellar bar for ten years has been the scene for many" Unabated Shenanigans and malarkey" to quote the present owner and its licensed too! this may have helped with the former! There is a WC and separate shower to this floor.
To the first floor there is a large open landing with a quirky feature, a renovated through house winch and large trap. There are a further 5 bedrooms En suit to the main room with dressing area, family bathroom/WC. The loft has been converted with the addition of a staircase from the landing and 7 ceiling windows providing an excellent degree of natural light and stunning countryside views to the front. This area is open plan at the moment but has a retro lounge, study and bedroom space.
Externally there is a split level rear garden ideal for the summer being lawn and enjoying a good degree of seclusion.
Padfield is a popular destination for walkers being on the fringe of open countryside and the Trans Pennine Trail, with a railway station close to hand it offer good commuter access to Manchester Piccadilly and with well regarded Schools and a wide range of both Leisure and retail make it the perfect place for family or commerce.
Additional Information
Living Room
6.58m x 4.5m
Cream carpets, an extremely high ceiling, uPVC window, gas central heating radiator, feature cast iron fire and an entrance Vestibule.
Study
3.45m x 3.4m
Cream carpets, gas central heating radiator, window and floor to ceiling built in cupboards
Breakfast Area
3.56m x 3.23m
Breakfast bar with stools, laminate flooring, open staircase leading to the first floor and a timber door leading to the rear garden.
Kitchen
4.8m x 3.28m
Comprehensively equipped with high gloss low level cupboards, wooden work surface, stainless steel sink with single drainer, integrated dishwasher and range style cooker, a window and ceiling windows to the extension providing a great degree of natural light.
Gallery
6.73m x 3.2m
Large arched entrance with lot of glass giving an excellent amount of light, wooden flooring, a high ceiling, gas central heating radiator and built in storage units
Lobby
5.7m x 2.03m
Wooden flooring, a high ceiling, gas central heating radiator, a door leading to the purpose built WC and a spiral staircase leading to the cellar bar
Cellar Bar
6.48m x 9.93m
The cellar has been transformed into this sizable bar and function room. There is to ways to access the cellar, once through the spiral staircase from the lobby or a staircase from the kitchen. Equipped with a shower room, a separate WC, gas central heating radiator and has a tiled floor.
Landing
Large open walkway with plenty of storage, cream carpets and has the original winch that has been restored a presents a rather unusual feature with large trapdoor to lower levels this dates from when it was the CO-OP building back in 1880 and is a nod to its commercial history..
Bedroom One
4.3m x 4.37m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, double glazed window, gas central heating radiator and a door leading to the dressing room & en-suite
En-Suite
3 piece white suite with a WC, hand wash basin and a separate shower cubical
Bedroom Two
4.06m x 2.57m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, painted in neutral colours and has a double glazed window
Bedroom Three
3.76m x 3.25m
Double bedroom, fitted wooden wardrobes, double glazed window, cream carpets and a gas central heating radiator
Bedroom Four
3.84m x 3.25m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, neutrally decorated, window, gas central heating radiator and a door leading to the en-suite WC
Bedroom Five
3.7m x 2.54m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, painted in neutral colours and has a double glazed window
Bathroom/WC
3.18m x 3.28m
4 piece bathroom suite with a WC, walk-in shower cubical, hand wash basin, a bath, window and tiled flooring.
Loft Room
9.07m x 10.41m
This room is hugely spacious with 7 Velux style windows the ones to the front enjoying spectacular views, it is split into 3 different parts, a sitting area, office space and a sleeping area all open plan and ideal for a more permanent identity. The loft room benefits from the most spectacular views over the nearby hills.
Council Tax
Band: Unknown
Tenure
Unknown
Key Features
- 5 Bedrooms
- Cross domestic/commercial
- Village Location.
- Potential for HMOC, Airbnb Etc.
- Licenced Premises.
- Large Gallery
- Cellar that has hosted international Bands
- The famous Laughing Badger Gallery and Cellar Bar.
- Large Converted Loft
Description
Incorporating The Laughing Badger Gallery and Famous Cellar Bar used as an intimate gig venue by some renowned bands this substantial stone house has had many reincarnations from is commercial beginnings as a CO OP to its present day go to for the arts and bands.
Its general lay out provides rooms over 4 floors with the existing owner has said that it can sleep 20 comfortably, it lends itself to mixed commercial/residential use and has a flexibility sure to meet the demands of most buyers. It boasts space that is rarely found in a single property.
Presently comprising Entrance Vestibule, lounge, study, breakfast area with stairs to the Cellar and to the first floor, open kitchen area amply equipped and extended, Gallery this has been the pride and joy appealing to the art community but with its high ceilings and large glazed entrance it would lend itself to many ventures. There is a large inner lobby with a separate WC and wide spiral staircase leading to the cellar bar this has played host to musicians from all over the UK and as far afield as Ireland, America and Canada with one performers tour poster boasting the upcoming dates as "London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin and Padfield" The Cellar bar for ten years has been the scene for many" Unabated Shenanigans and malarkey" to quote the present owner and its licensed too! this may have helped with the former! There is a WC and separate shower to this floor.
To the first floor there is a large open landing with a quirky feature, a renovated through house winch and large trap. There are a further 5 bedrooms En suit to the main room with dressing area, family bathroom/WC. The loft has been converted with the addition of a staircase from the landing and 7 ceiling windows providing an excellent degree of natural light and stunning countryside views to the front. This area is open plan at the moment but has a retro lounge, study and bedroom space.
Externally there is a split level rear garden ideal for the summer being lawn and enjoying a good degree of seclusion.
Padfield is a popular destination for walkers being on the fringe of open countryside and the Trans Pennine Trail, with a railway station close to hand it offer good commuter access to Manchester Piccadilly and with well regarded Schools and a wide range of both Leisure and retail make it the perfect place for family or commerce.
Additional Information
Living Room
6.58m x 4.5m
Cream carpets, an extremely high ceiling, uPVC window, gas central heating radiator, feature cast iron fire and an entrance Vestibule.
Study
3.45m x 3.4m
Cream carpets, gas central heating radiator, window and floor to ceiling built in cupboards
Breakfast Area
3.56m x 3.23m
Breakfast bar with stools, laminate flooring, open staircase leading to the first floor and a timber door leading to the rear garden.
Kitchen
4.8m x 3.28m
Comprehensively equipped with high gloss low level cupboards, wooden work surface, stainless steel sink with single drainer, integrated dishwasher and range style cooker, a window and ceiling windows to the extension providing a great degree of natural light.
Gallery
6.73m x 3.2m
Large arched entrance with lot of glass giving an excellent amount of light, wooden flooring, a high ceiling, gas central heating radiator and built in storage units
Lobby
5.7m x 2.03m
Wooden flooring, a high ceiling, gas central heating radiator, a door leading to the purpose built WC and a spiral staircase leading to the cellar bar
Cellar Bar
6.48m x 9.93m
The cellar has been transformed into this sizable bar and function room. There is to ways to access the cellar, once through the spiral staircase from the lobby or a staircase from the kitchen. Equipped with a shower room, a separate WC, gas central heating radiator and has a tiled floor.
Landing
Large open walkway with plenty of storage, cream carpets and has the original winch that has been restored a presents a rather unusual feature with large trapdoor to lower levels this dates from when it was the CO-OP building back in 1880 and is a nod to its commercial history..
Bedroom One
4.3m x 4.37m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, double glazed window, gas central heating radiator and a door leading to the dressing room & en-suite
En-Suite
3 piece white suite with a WC, hand wash basin and a separate shower cubical
Bedroom Two
4.06m x 2.57m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, painted in neutral colours and has a double glazed window
Bedroom Three
3.76m x 3.25m
Double bedroom, fitted wooden wardrobes, double glazed window, cream carpets and a gas central heating radiator
Bedroom Four
3.84m x 3.25m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, neutrally decorated, window, gas central heating radiator and a door leading to the en-suite WC
Bedroom Five
3.7m x 2.54m
Double bedroom with cream carpets, painted in neutral colours and has a double glazed window
Bathroom/WC
3.18m x 3.28m
4 piece bathroom suite with a WC, walk-in shower cubical, hand wash basin, a bath, window and tiled flooring.
Loft Room
9.07m x 10.41m
This room is hugely spacious with 7 Velux style windows the ones to the front enjoying spectacular views, it is split into 3 different parts, a sitting area, office space and a sleeping area all open plan and ideal for a more permanent identity. The loft room benefits from the most spectacular views over the nearby hills.
