Detached house for sale in Back Lane, Charlesworth, Glossop SK13

Lovers of the great outdoors will rejoice in this period detached cottage which borders open countryside and boasts spacious accommodation, generous parking facilities, beautifully landscaped gardens and stunning views.

In Further Detail

This stunning home can only be fully appreciated upon viewing. The main property itself has undergone a number of improvements under the current ownership, as have the grounds and garden areas.

Internally the property has benefitted from refurbishments to the kitchen and bathrooms, with new double glazed windows having been installed that are still within their guarantee period. The bespoke kitchen includes hand made units, granite tops and integrated appliances and the bathroom includes Villeroy & Boch and Ashton & Bentley fixtures.

Externally the thoughtfully landscaped gardens and grounds include private terrace and courtyard areas, grassed lawns with mature herbaceous beds and borders and a spacious wild flower garden with greenhouse. Ample parking is provided in a four bay parking area immediately opposite the main dwelling and there is a sizeable outbuilding at the top of the front garden ideal for the storage of garden equipment.

In further detail the accommodation comprises an entrance porch, a generous entrance hall, a laundry room with adjacent shower room, a large open plan kitchen and dining room and a large living/sitting room to the ground floor, whilst at first floor level there are three double bedrooms and a bathroom of the spacious landing which could also be used as a study space. The master bedroom is an absolute treat, with its vaulted and beamed ceiling, dual aspect windows and glazed door to the gable that opens on to a private terrace.

Properties of this ilk have been hard to come by in recent times and as such further inspection is highly recommended.

The Accommodation - Ground Floor

The ground floor area of the property combines functional practicality with generous open spaces. A stone porch opens to the main entrance hall, which is generous in size and includes a tiled floor, a front facing double glazed window, stairs to the first floor accommodation, an exposed ceiling beam and doors to the kitchen/dining area and the laundry room. The laundry room includes shelving, under-stair storage, a double wall unit and a worktop with sink and drainer, plus for a washing machine, a dryer and a fridge freezer. A partially glazed door and window overlook and open out to the rear and there is a sliding pocket door to a shower room. Ideal for those with pets, children, guests and general day to day use, the ground floor shower room comprises a corner shower, a wall mounted wash hand basin and a close coupled WC. Completing the ground floor are the large open plan kitchen and dining room and a large living room. The dining area is quite substantial and currently houses several pieces of furniture including a large dining table and chairs. There are two forward facing double glazed windows in the dining area that let in plenty of natural light. The bespoke kitchen comprises an ample arrangement of wooden units. Granite worktops sit atop the base units and the worktop that is nearest the dining area is extra wide and incorporates an induction hob on the kitchen side. An undermounted Franke sink and mixer tap sit opposite and further integrated appliances include a Neff electric oven, a Neff Microwave and a Neff warming draw, a fridge freezer and a dishwasher. The generous living room runs the full depth of the property and includes dual aspect double glazed windows, exposed ceiling beams and a hearty fireplace with an inset multi-fuel stove.

The Accommodation - First Floor

There are three very well proportioned double bedrooms and a bathroom off the first floor landing. A circular window sits over the stairs and at the far end of the landing is a pleasant open space with a double glazed window that would make a pleasant study area or reading space. The main bedroom is a stunning space and runs the full length of the property with dual aspect windows to the front and rear and a glazed door in the gable overlooking and opening out on to a private terrace at the side of the property. There is a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and partially exposed stone walls.

Bedrooms two and three (plus the main bedroom) feature forward facing double glazed windows where the property enjoys far reaching views over the village of Charlesworth below including the cricket ground. Both rooms are of generous proportion.

Completing the accommodation is the recently refitted bathroom that comprises a Ashton & Bentley bath, a Villery & Boch top mounted sink with vanity unit and mixer tap, a Villeroy & Boch concealed cistern WC and a walk-in shower enclosure with rain shower head over and a separate hand shower attachment. Other notable features include a tiled floor with underfloor heating, part-tiled walls, a combined towel rail and column radiator, LED downlights and a double glazed window facing the rear with countryside views.

Grounds And Gardens

The grounds comprise three plots which all join together harmoniously and are approximately 0.35 of an acre in total. Immediately opposite the property is a parking area that can accommodate four normal sized vehicles. The parking bays are marked out in a rustic style with cobbles. Adjacent to the parking area is a stretch of lawn that tapers at the far end and includes an outbuilding ideal for storage of garden equipment and furniture. Behind the parking area is an enclosed wildflower garden with planter beds and greenhouse.

The gardens immediately adjacent to the property comprise of a private terrace that is accessible from a gate at the front and the master bedroom. A water feature divides the terrace from an adjacent courtyard style garden ideal for outside dining. Beyond the courtyard is a grassed lawn with mature herbaceous beds and flower borders, dry-stone boundary walls and aspects over the surrounding countryside.

Location

Our Peak District Office is located between the Cheshire and Derbyshire borders in the beautiful market town of Glossop, stunning walks await locals and visitors particularly around the many scenic reservoir routes, The Kinder Scout Trail and Longendale Trail. The houses are a mix of stone built cottages and farmhouses, other character properties and new build homes. The lively and bustling atmosphere of Glossop offers residents lots of places to shop including the Wrens Rest Retail park and Howards Mill Retail Park, dine out with warm public houses, popular restaurants and bespoke bars. Habitants can also benefit from Manchester just 15 miles West and with easy transport by train to Manchester Piccadilly, Sheffield and the hope Valley are also just a short journey away via the Snake Pass. Our Glossop Office also covers Sales, Lettings and Financial Services up to 10 miles from our door such as New Mills, Hadfield, Tintwhistle, Hayfield, Dukinfield, Hattersley, Hyde, Denton, Oldham, Broadbottom, Chisworth and Charlesworth.