33a Peel Street, Padiham , BB12 8RP

Property Reference: 10299

Behind the traditional stone exterior of 33a Peel Street is a home few would expect: a fully renovated two-bedroom terrace combining genuine Padiham history with the open flow, strong architectural contrasts and industrial detailing of a New York loft-inspired interior.
Finished from top to bottom and ready to move into, the property combines a highly individual design with the practical reassurance of a new boiler, new and certified electrics, a brand-new kitchen and new carpets.
A Home with a Story
The original building was established in 1848 as the first branch store constructed in Padiham by the Padiham Industrial Co-operative Society.
Burnley Council’s heritage records confirm that the Society built the store alongside seven neighbouring houses, placing the building at the heart of the developing local community.
In 1997, the former store was extensively converted into three separate terraced homes. Number 33a has since undergone a further comprehensive modern renovation, creating a distinctive home that connects its Victorian origins with contemporary open-plan living.
The bespoke etched fanlight above the entrance references the building’s Co-operative heritage and provides a visible reminder of its former life.
A Different Kind of Terrace
The ground floor has been opened into a single living, dining and kitchen space, creating an unusually sociable and flexible layout.
Sophisticated sage-green walls contrast with the black feature staircase, while industrial-style lighting reinforces the loft-inspired character. A prepared wall-mounted television position helps preserve the uncluttered, open feel of the living area.
The result is a space equally suited to quiet evenings, working from home and entertaining friends.