Greenhill, Rawtenstall, BB4 7TD

Greenhill, Rawtenstall, BB4 7TD4 Bedroom End of Terrace House

Hidden away in a conservation area on a little wooded adopted road, amongst four-mid 18th century adjoined properties, this is a unique, corner property, with spacious accommodation set over three levels, with south-facing gardens and parking.

The primary entrance is accessed via a stone balcony on the first floor, where a stunning stone flagged kitchen and living room can be found, with a sunny balcony, enjoying views across the valley to the hills. A modern, but period, cottage-style kitchen with Belfast sink and cooker inset within the chimney breast can be found. This warm and spacious room gives a wonderful feeling of home, with stairs up and down just off.

The ground floor, has exposed stone features along the hallway, there are exposed beams and a collection of period fire places. The internal hallways introduce more rooms, in addition to where they may have been expected and beyond the footprint of the upper floors. There is a large, cosy lounge with grand period fire place. Bedroom three is currently set as a further reception, with another stone fire place and bedroom four is a good double with period fire place.

There is a family bathroom and a spacious vestibule, with access to the gardens, the stairs and to useful spaces including the pantry, a utility room and a vented, humidity-controlled heated laundry room. The upper floor, features two double bedrooms and a second bathroom, with some insulated loft space above, with drop-down ladder access.

Externally there are generous gardens, with south-facing aspects and not-overlooked and complemented with the stone balcony. There is also some externally accessed cellar storage with mains water and power, ideal for bicycle and tool storage.

Much of the external walls have been insulated and plastered from the inside, there is a 2017 installed boiler, with a ten-year guarantee, space for parking. There is network cabling throughout the house, interlinked mains smoke alarms, a re-slated roof, with composite gutters and the stonework has been repointed.

Superbly situated with excellent primary and secondary and BRGS Grammar schools all close by. The countryside and Marl Pits Leisure facilities are all close by, with Rawtenstall just a short stroll further down the hill, where Rawtenstall's busy market and food stalls can be found, along with Bank Street's shops, cafes, boutiques and restaurants, with a landscaped town square and new bus station, with regular, direct links to Manchester, can be found on the superb X43 Witchway service. The M66 is also just a short drive with the A56 bypass also taking you to the M65 for Lancashire.

A superb, one of a kind family home, ready to move straight into. Call the Rawtenstall office to arrange a viewing.

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