Situated within a conservation area on an adopted road, this attractive double-fronted Georgian miners’ cottage offers well-proportioned accommodation with a strong sense of character and practicality. The property has benefited from a handful of recent improvements including a new roof, new windows, an EPC rating of C, and superfast broadband, making it well suited to modern day living.

The location is particularly convenient, with local shops, independent cafés, green spaces, the canal towpath, schools, and transport links all within easy reach, including the town centre and train station.

Externally, the property benefits from parking to the front, a private courtyard garden, and access to a well-maintained communal green, completing a home that combines period charm with everyday convenience.

Front Elevation

An attractive double-fronted Georgian miners’ cottage set within a conservation area, with parking to the front and sandstone paving providing a welcoming approach.

Entrance Hallway

Cottage-style composite front door with feature glazing opening into a welcoming hallway. Quarry tile flooring, timber staircase, six ornate cast iron coat hooks, pendant lighting, and a timber glazed door leading through to the dining kitchen.

Dining Kitchen

Fitted with a contemporary range of cabinets complemented by a combination of stone worktops and heat-resistant square-edge surfaces. Space for appliances, under-cabinet lighting, oven and grill, hob with extractor hood, and useful under-stairs storage. Dual-aspect UPVC double glazing to the front and rear, shutter blinds to the front window, tiled flooring, spot lighting, central heating radiator, and a part-glazed UPVC door opening out to the courtyard garden.

Lounge

A warm and inviting reception room featuring a wood-burning stove set on slate with a wooden mantle. UPVC double glazing with shutter blinds, UPVC double-glazed French doors opening onto the courtyard garden, tiled flooring, wall lighting, and central heating radiators.

Bedroom One

A characterful principal bedroom with exposed timber floorboards, UPVC double-glazed window to the front elevation, chandelier with ceiling rose, central heating radiator, cast iron fireplace, and two fitted wardrobes.

Bedroom Two

UPVC double-glazed window, exposed timber floorboards, drop pendant lighting, central heating radiator, and a large built-in storage cupboard.

Bathroom

Finished with floor-to-ceiling tiling and fitted with a bath, enclosed shower with thermostatic valve and rain head, wash hand basin, central heating towel radiator, spot lighting, and UPVC double-glazed courtesy window.

WC

Floor-to-ceiling tiling, low-level WC, wash hand basin, pendant lighting, and UPVC double-glazed courtesy window.

Private Courtyard Garden

A private, enclosed courtyard garden laid in sandstone paving and enclosed by a combination of mature hedging, low-level brick walls, and fencing. A true suntrap, with outside tap and a private gate leading through to the communal garden.

Communal Garden

A well-maintained communal garden with seating and lighting, offering an attractive shared outdoor space. Annual maintenance charge of approximately £40.

Location

Perfectly positioned for convenience and lifestyle, the property is within a short walk of a Co-op, local park, and a range of independent cafés, bakeries, bars, and eateries including Yas Bean, Early Bird Bakes, Tommy’s Bar & Pizza, and Nomad. The canal towpath is close by, providing scenic walking routes towards Sutton and Bollington. Puss Bank Primary School is just a three-minute walk, with Macclesfield train station under a mile away offering direct services to Manchester and London. Macclesfield town centre is also within easy walking distance, while the Peak District and Manchester Airport are both readily accessible by car.