4 Bedroom Terraced House Sold in Rossendale, BB4
| Reference | 38036 |
| Address |
Bottoms Row, Rossendale, BB4 7EG (Map Location) |
| Beds | 4 |
| Baths | 1 |
| Type | Terraced house |
| Tenure | Freehold |
Homes don’t often become available in this beautiful, semi-rural hamlet nestled in the hills above the Rossendale Valley. This stone-built property is a great place to live.
Description
Homes don’t often become available in this beautiful, semi-rural hamlet nestled in the hills above the Rossendale Valley. In what is essentially a mile-long cul-de-sac, this stone-built mid terraced cottage is in a very quiet location with a minimum of passing traffic right at the top of the road. The fantastic park and play area down the road makes this a great place for young families and being in an area of geographical importance for one of the most sought-after primary schools in the area means that for the younger family, it is particularly attractive. For walkers and mountain-bikers there is doorstep access to some breathtaking scenery and routes through the surrounding hills and valleys..
Arranged over three floors (four with the small cellar), this home currently offers three bedrooms with a potential fourth bedroom currently used as a top floor living room.
On the ground floor there is an entrance vestibule that leads on to a large open plan kitchen/ dining area that also currently has a TV and sofa too. The kitchen is solid oak fronted, with solid oak worktops. There is a terracotta floor, with a partial lamminate floor to the dining area. This is a foodies’ kitchen and has plenty of workspace and storage. There is a door down to the small cellar and a door out to the rear of the property that is currently used as a shed and storage area. Plans have been drawn up to build a single story extension to the rear of the property and these will be available free of charge to a buyer if required. The window to the front of the property is the original, stained glass period window.
Going up the stone staircase to the first floor, there is a small bathroom with an insulated cast iron double ended bath with shower over and glass shower screen. The bathroom is recently refinished and has a new uPVC double glazed window unit. There is a separate toilet to the front of the property and two good sized bedrooms. The front bedroom has the original leaded stained-glass period window and fitted wardrobes. The bedroom to the rear has a new uPVC double glazed unit installed. This is beautifully decorated, and has been used most recently as a nursery for two small children.
Going up the top stairs, there is a large room that is currently used as the living room with a relatively new double glazed uPVC window with stunning views looking down the valley. To the rear of the property is a good sized bedroom that is tastefully decorated and currently used as a spare room. This also has a uPVC double glazed unit that looks out to the large garden and fields beyond. There is also a small box room with services that would make an excellent additional shower room.
The property has central heating throughout, and although this is quite an old system, it heats the home beautifully.
There is a large garden to the rear of the property (approximately 100’ in length) that was purchased from United Utilities since this home was last sold. The garden leads up to open fields and fabulous views of the Rossendale countryside. The property is not overlooked from any direction. The property also has access to a large, wooden garage a few metres down Cowpe Road that while not by any means new, is still very useful.
Cowpe is well known as a desirable and tremendously friendly place to live. There is a small and exclusive new-build development just up the road, and while all of these properties are sold, they are an asset to this already wonderful community.
More photos will be added in the near future.