Old Road, Tintwistle, Glossop

Ryecroft Cottage is a classic Derbyshire Longhouse, nestled in among the rolling hills of the conservation area of the village of Tintwistle, which is located within the Peak District National Park.
In Further Detail
This superbly appointed detached property boasts versatile accommodation with a wealth of character features that is sure to please a wide variety of prospective buyers.

The generous grounds include parking and a detached former stable block now utilised as outdoor storage, a putting shed, several designated seating areas and lawns with mature herbaceous beds and borders and an excellent degree of privacy.

In summary the main accommodation includes three main reception rooms and a kitchen to the ground floor, plus three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom to the first floor. In addition to the main property there is supplementary accommodation by way of an attached annex with bedroom, sitting room, kitchenette and shower room. As this area of the property can be accessed internally it can also be used alongside the main property to suit.

There is a lot more than initially meets the eye to this fabulous home and an internal inspection is highly recommended.
The Main Accommodation - Ground Floor
The main accommodation at ground floor level comprises a farmhouse style kitchen, a dining room, a reception hall/snug and a generous living room, from which you are able to access the ground floor area of the annex.

The kitchen itself includes two rows of opposing base units, both surmounted by worktops and one of which has tall wall units over including display cabinets and a plate rack. There is also space for a range oven with extractor canopy over and a stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer and an integrated fridge and freezer. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs on the limestone tiled floor, plus dual aspect windows, a side entrance door, two ceiling beams and LED downlights.

The adjacent dining room features a generous window to the front, two ceiling beams, wall lights, a radiator and opens to the reception hall that is more frequently used as a snug. There is a multi-fuel stove set in a chunky stone fireplace, cross hatch ceiling beams, stairs to the first floor landing, an entrance door and window to the front, a radiator and wall lights.

Adjacent to this room is the principle reception room of the house. This generous space features a multi-fuel stove with deep hearth and stone fireplace surround with an oak beam mantel over. Cross hatch beams adorn the ceiling and there are dual aspect windows and a large radiator. There is access from this space into the lobby area of the annex that could be closed off should you require the annex to be more self-contained.
The Main Accommodation - First Floor
Three good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom are located off the main landing and accompanying corridor on the first floor of the main house. The large master bedroom features a vaulted ceiling with large beams exposed, dual aspect windows and a radiator.

Bedroom two is also of generous proportions and features dual aspect windows and a radiator and bedroom three is decoratively inspired by Harry Potter and features a front facing window, a radiator and built-in storage.

Completing the first floor accommodation is the family bathroom that comprises a panelled bath with mixer tap, a separate shower enclosure, a pedestal wash hand basin and a close coupled WC, twin front facing windows and a radiator.
The Annex
This versatile space can be used as supplementary accommodation to the main residence or as an annex, and also offers potential for those working or running a business from home.

There is a lobby area with entrance door, a shower room and a sitting room to the ground floor, a slightly raised kitchenette off the sitting room with it's own entrance door and a generous upper floor bedroom with a vaulted and beamed ceiling, windows and a radiator.