Church Street, Briercliffe, BB10

Beautifully presented from top to bottom, this two-bedroom stone-built terraced home combines inviting interiors, flexible living space and carefully chosen contemporary finishes.

The property enjoys a particularly appealing position with an outlook towards St James' Church to the front. Behind its traditional stone façade, the accommodation has been styled with real personality while remaining practical for everyday life.

The ground floor begins with an entrance vestibule and hallway. To the front is a versatile reception room, currently used as a home office and music space, although its size makes it equally suitable as a dining room, snug or second sitting room.

The main living room provides a comfortable setting for relaxing, with a bold feature chimney breast and multi-fuel log burner forming the centrepiece of the room. The layout then connects naturally with the kitchen and dining area beyond, creating a sociable arrangement that works particularly well for both day-to-day living and entertaining.

The kitchen itself features light Shaker-style cabinetry, timber work surfaces and a Belfast-style sink, with a generous window allowing natural light across the worktops. An adjoining dining area provides space to sit and eat without compromising the working kitchen, while doors lead out to the rear courtyard.

Upstairs are two bedrooms and an impressive bathroom. The principal bedroom is a generous double with a bright, restful finish, while the second bedroom provides valuable flexibility for sleeping accommodation, dressing or home working. The bathroom offers both a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower, creating a particularly comfortable and practical space.

Outside, the traditional stone frontage is softened by established greenery, with a low boundary wall and decorative gate leading to the entrance. An enclosed courtyard sits to the rear and offers manageable outdoor space. The roof extension was redone in 2026.

With its excellent presentation, multi-fuel log burner, flexible reception spaces and outlook towards St James' Church, this is a home where traditional surroundings and modern interiors come together particularly well.

Ground Floor

To the front is a versatile reception room, currently arranged as a home office and music room. With its generous proportions, large window and attractive decorative detailing, it could work equally well as a formal dining room, snug or additional sitting room.
The main living room sits at the heart of the home and has a welcoming, relaxed feel. A striking blue chimney breast creates a natural focal point, centred around a multi-fuel log burner set within the fireplace. There is plenty of room for comfortable seating, while the open connection with the adjoining kitchen and dining area makes this a sociable space for everyday living and entertaining.
Extending towards the rear is the kitchen, features include a Belfast-style sink, gas hob with extractor above and space for appliances. An adjoining dining space provides room for a table and chairs, creating an easy setting for morning coffee.

First Floor

The first floor continues the home's stylish presentation, providing two bedrooms alongside a particularly generous bathroom.
The main bedroom is a well-proportioned double, finished in a calm neutral palette with a contrasting feature wall. A large window draws in plenty of natural light, while the room comfortably accommodates a double bed and additional bedroom furniture.
The second bedroom offers useful flexibility. Its proportions lend themselves well to use as a bedroom, dressing room or dedicated home working space, depending on the needs of the next owner.
The bathroom is an impressive feature of the first floor. It combines a freestanding roll-top style bath with a separate walk-in shower enclosure, pedestal wash basin and WC. Neutral finishes and traditional-inspired fittings give the room a clean, timeless feel.
The roof on the kitchen extension was redone in 2026, adding to the improvements made to this beautifully presented home.

External

The property has an attractive stone-built frontage, complemented by a low stone boundary wall, mature planting and decorative metal gate. From the front, the home enjoys an outlook towards St James' Church, adding a distinctive sense of place to the setting.
To the rear is an enclosed, low-maintenance courtyard. Accessed directly from the house, it provides useful private outside space with room to introduce seating, planters or pots to suit individual tastes.

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