
Lower Market Street, Broadbottom, SK14

- PROPERTY TYPE
Terraced
- BEDROOMS
2
- BATHROOMS
1
- SIZE
732 sq ft
68 sq m
- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- A Stunning Period Property
- Deceptively Spacious Interior Over Four Floors
- Two Well-Proportioned Bedrooms and Generous Refitted Bathroom to First Floor
- Ladder Access to Spacious and Versatile Loft Room with Velux Skylight Window
- Generous Principal Reception Room
- Versatile Second Reception Room
- Pleasant Lower Ground Floor Dining Kitchen plus Laundry Porch
- Private and Enclosed Rear Courtyard Style Garden with Sunny Aspect
- Sought After Village Location with Close Proximity to Railway Station and Amenities
- Very Well Presented Interior, Viewing Highly Recommended
Description
This beautifully presented two-bedroom period terraced property offers deceptively spacious and versatile accommodation arranged over four levels, combining traditional character with a number of tasteful modern improvements. Situated within a sought-after village setting, conveniently placed for the railway station and local amenities, the property provides an appealing home for first-time buyers, professional couples or those looking to upsize or downsize without compromising on living space.
The accommodation opens into a generous principal reception room, an attractive and comfortable living space with a prominent fireplace a natural focal point and adding to the warmth and character of the room. There is ample space for a range of lounge furniture, creating an inviting setting for both everyday relaxation and entertaining. Beyond the main living room is a second reception room, providing particularly useful additional accommodation and offering considerable flexibility. Depending upon individual requirements, this room could serve equally well as a snug, home office, reading room or occasional sitting room, adding to the versatility of the ground-floor layout.
Stairs between the two reception rooms descend to the lower-ground floor, where a generous dining kitchen forms another particularly appealing feature of the property. Thoughtfully designed to provide both practical preparation space and room for a dining table and chairs, it creates a sociable setting for everyday dining and entertaining. The contemporary kitchen fittings complement the period nature of the house, while an adjoining laundry porch provides valuable additional utility and storage space, helping to keep household appliances and day-to-day essentials separate from the main kitchen.
At first-floor level are two well-proportioned bedrooms, both enjoying good levels of natural light and the rear bedroom benefits from excellent built-in storage. These are served by a generous refitted bathroom, finished in a contemporary style and offering considerably more space than might typically be expected within a property of this type. A further feature is the spacious loft room, accessed via a drop down slingsby ladder off the main landing and enhanced by a Velux roof window providing natural daylight. This useful and adaptable space offers excellent potential as a hobby room, home office or as an occasional guest room, subject to individual requirements, while also providing substantial additional storage into the eaves.
The property has been maintained and presented to an excellent standard throughout, with the improvements carefully considered to sit comfortably alongside the character of the original building. The arrangement over four levels gives the house a surprising sense of space and individuality, with the two reception rooms, dining kitchen and loft area providing a degree of flexibility not always associated with a two-bedroom period terrace.
Externally, the property benefits from a very pleasant courtyard style garden with timber decking, stone walls and timber fencing. The property’s desirable village location further enhances its appeal, with a range of local amenities within convenient reach, including the highly rated Lymefield Garden Centre and Tea Room, together with nearby Broadbottom Railway Station with direct connections to Manchester Piccadilly, making it particularly well placed for those requiring access to surrounding towns and employment centres while still enjoying the atmosphere and amenities of village life.
Offering an appealing combination of period character, generous proportions and versatile accommodation, this is a distinctive and extremely well-presented home which warrants an internal inspection to fully appreciate the space and quality of accommodation available.
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- Band: C
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- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
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