Walnut Street, Bacup, Rossendale, OL13

A spacious 3-Bed, 2-Reception room family home, on a generous CORNER PLOT, with DRIVEWAY. Stylish kitchen Diner, Modern Bathroom, ready to move straight into. Call to view.

Presenting this delightful family home with gardens on three sides, a two-car driveway, and landscaped rear gardens, ready to move straight into. Situated on a quiet road, the property opens into an entrance hall with carpeted stairs to the first floor and doors into each of the two reception rooms. Taking the right-hand door leads you into a 220 sq ft lounge with a central fireplace and windows at each end, creating a bright family room. A door leads into the kitchen/diner, which features a breakfast bar and a run of fitted cupboards across two walls, along with integrated appliances. There is a useful understairs storage cupboard, plus a door and window giving views and access to the rear gardens, and an open doorway leading into the dining room. This is currently being used as a fourth double bedroom, with front garden views and a further door back into the entrance hall.

The first-floor landing is a bright space with natural light flooding in from a large window. There are doors to three bedrooms and the bathroom. Bedroom one is a spacious 150 sq ft front double bedroom with an alcove for a double wardrobe, which is mirrored in bedroom two, a 110 sq ft double bedroom also with front aspects. Bedroom three is a square, 80 sq ft smaller double bedroom with rear garden views, while the bathroom is a stylish three-piece suite featuring a panel bath with shower above, grey bevelled wall tiles, W.C., pedestal wash hand basin, a large fitted vanity cupboard, and a large frosted window.

The gardens are well maintained, with lawned grass to the front and side, along with pathways. To the rear there is a patio, an artificial lawn, and a pebbled driveway.

Nestled above the Victorian market town of Bacup and close to the popular cricket club, you are a short walk down to The Circle, a popular café and events venue within a converted church, and the town centre with independent traders such as the 1832 Barista coffee shop. Meanwhile, the market itself is undergoing an exciting, comprehensive overhaul thanks to a government grant.