Property overview
Introduction
Rarely does a property of such exceptional character and quality come onto the open market. This delightful four-bedroom, three-storey semi-detached cottage, dating back over 200 years, presents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a truly special home, combining historic charm and period features with the benefits of an extensive and sympathetic modern renovation. Occupying a secluded, off-road position in a highly sought-after rural setting, the property enjoys an attractive south-facing aspect, with open views across the surrounding valley. Offering peace, privacy and a delightful rural atmosphere, the cottage is nevertheless conveniently situated approximately a 10-minute walk from Todmorden town centre, with its range of amenities, shops, cafés and TransPennine railway station, providing excellent connections to Leeds, Bradford, Manchester and Preston.Description
A UNIQUE FOUR-BEDROOM CHARACTER COTTAGE WITH STUNNING VALLEY VIEWS, BEAUTIFUL MATURE GARDENS AND SECURE PRIVATE PARKINGRarely does a property of this exceptional character and quality come onto the open market. This delightful four-bedroom, three-storey semi-detached cottage, dating back over 200 years, offers a wonderful opportunity to acquire a truly special home, combining historic charm and period character with the benefits of an extensive and sympathetic modern previous renovation.
Enjoying a secluded, off-road position in a highly sought-after rural setting, the property occupies a particularly attractive south-facing position, with open views across the surrounding valley. Despite its peaceful and private location, the cottage is surprisingly convenient for Todmorden town centre, which is approximately a 10-minute walk away. The town provides a range of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, together with a railway station offering connections towards Leeds, Bradford, Manchester and Preston. The surrounding countryside is also readily accessible, making this an ideal home for those seeking a balance between rural tranquillity and everyday convenience.
The current owners of the cottage have carefully preserved the property's individual character while introducing stylish improvements throughout. The result is a warm, inviting and beautifully presented home, with an abundance of charm and individuality. The property is not overlooked, further enhancing its sense of privacy and seclusion.
Externally, the grounds are a particular feature, with beautiful, mature gardens extending to three sides of the property, providing a variety of attractive spaces in which to relax, entertain and enjoy the southerly aspect. A rear courtyard offers additional outdoor space, while a terraced patio, accessed directly from the orangery, creates a lovely setting for outdoor dining and enjoying the surrounding views. To the side, a large, gated and paved private parking area provides secure off-road parking.
The accommodation benefits from gas central heating and double glazing, together with mains gas and water supplies. The ground floor provides an entrance hall and an impressive arrangement of five reception and ancillary rooms, offering excellent flexibility for modern family living, working from home and entertaining. A recently constructed utility room incorporates a WC, while the orangery provides a particularly appealing additional living space, opening directly onto the terraced patio and gardens.
The upper floors provide three bedrooms, comprising two generous double bedrooms and a single bedroom, together with a family bathroom. Occupying the attic level is a further studio-style bedroom with its own en-suite facilities, complemented by a side-facing window and a Velux roof window, creating a characterful and versatile space.
Offering a rare combination of historic character, thoughtful renovation, generous accommodation, mature gardens, secure parking and a peaceful yet convenient location, this outstanding cottage is a home that must be viewed to be fully appreciated.
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