Lower Aspen Lane, Oswaldtwistle, Accrington, Lancashire, BB5

Property Details: • Type: Semi-Detached • Tenure: Freehold • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • GRADE II LISTED SEMI-DETACHED COTTAGE • THREE BEDROOMS • SEMI-RURAL LOCATION IN WEST END OSWALDTWSITLE • PERFECT FOR FAMILY BUYERS • BUILT CIRCA 17TH CENTURY • SUBSTANTIAL DRIVEWAY WITH PARKING FOR MULTIPLE CARS • APPROX 1/3 ACRE PLOT WITH LANDSCAPED GARDEN • EPC RATING TO BE CONFIRMED • COUNCIL TAX BAND B • FREEHOLD

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 22 Blackburn Road, Accrington, BB5 1HD

Full Description: A charming grade II listed three bedroom semi-detached family home welcomed to the market. Built in the early 17th century this stunning property has undergone significant restoration & renovation to create a one of a kind family home. (EPC-TBC)A truly stunning grade II listed three bedroom semi-detached cottage welcomed to the market. Having been well maintained and improved by the current owners, the property offers potential suitors semi-rural living with an abundance of outside space, cosy accommodation and historical charm. The properties abundance of period features make it a truly unique place to call home. Tucked away in a quiet and peaceful location in West End Oswaldtwistle the property sits adjacent to the Leeds/Liverpool canal with beautiful scenic walks, easy access to a variety of amenities and in the catchment for reputable schools. The ground floor has access via a bespoke front door which leads into the kitchen dining room. This stunning space has a variety of original, reclaimed and restored features. The kitchen is bespoke with pitch pine units, oak work tops and Belfast sink. The flooring is original flagstones, there are mullion windows which have been restored and a stable door which provides access onto the patio. There is a stone fireplace, a pantry cupboard and rarely found spice box's in the walls recess. The living room is a cosy space with reclaimed floorboards from an old church. The wooden beams are original with beautiful wooden arches framing the wood burner. The fireplace is believed to have been added at some point during the 18th century with the current owners adding a modern wood burner. This charming space is complete with mullion windows, spice boxes and wall lighting. The first floor is accessed by a stone staircase which has been restored along with original door frames. The main bedroom has reclaimed floorboards, exposed beams and a vaulted ceiling. There is built in storage in the bedroom with extra storage above the mezzanine. Bedroom two has reclaimed floorboards, spot lighting and exposed beams. There is an original wattle and daub wall which houses the modern combi boiler and provides above storage. Bedroom three is neutrally decorated with exposed beams, part vaulted ceiling and reclaimed floorboards. There are mullion windows and a putlog hole, which we believed was used as part of the original scaffolding. The first floor is complete with a four piece family bathroom with reclaimed floorboards, original mullion windows and free standing bath. The ceiling is vaulted with built in storage, spot lighting and walk in shower. Externally the property sits on a approx. 1/3 of an acre plot with private driveway suitable for multiple vehicles. There is a flagged patio area which wraps around the property, a large lawn patch and established flowerbeds.All interested parties should contact Mortimers Estate Agents.Mains gas, electric and water. Shared septic tank with next door emptied once a year.Ground FloorLiving Room5.06m x 6.28mKitchen4.35m x 6.28mFirst FloorMain Bedroom4.13m x 3.47mBedroom Two3.46m x 3.88mBedroom Three4.23m x 2.3mFamily Bathroom3.29m x 2.66mBrochuresWeb Details