Mount Pleasant

Positioned on the secluded edge of the historic Mount Pleasant village (often referred to as Nangreaves), this beautifully updated two-bedroom stone terrace offers a rare opportunity to become a part an idyllic timeless lifestyle, without sacrificing modern comfort and conveniences. Merging Grade2 listed character with sympathetic upgrades, well-kept cottage gardens with panoramic views and the rare benefit of your own two-car driveway with large garage and additional parking space, it’s an ideal rural retreat.

Entering through the vestibule you step into the main living room which provides a comfy blend of contemporary design with classic features atop a lovely walnut wood floor. Featuring original beams along with new double glazed traditional sash window, feature log burner and a wonderful outlook onto the welcoming front garden.

This leads into the slate floored dining kitchen, with a comprehensive range of timeless shaker style units and AEG appliances, topped with black granite worksurfaces. The original solid rear door of the property opening into a rear porch extension that provides additional useable space and access to the alfresco dining terrace. Providing a private pocket of outdoor living space with charming period outhouse and access to your driveway.

From the central staircase and off the cute upstairs landing area, the impresively spacious main front bedroom continues the period charm with a traditional iron and stone fireplace, along with 4 built in double wardrobes and additional drawers. Across the corridor there’s a good-sized single bedroom with inbuilt storage and lovely hillside views, plus a spa-inspired shower room, with rainfall shower, minimalist floating vanity and modern oversized tiling.

Topping everything off is the well-stocked cottage garden to the front, bordered by a time-honoured stone wall, along with the huge benefit of a truly usable single garage (or versatile garden room) with a driveway that provides parking for 2 cars and terraced rockery area. Plus the house has been recently re-pointed to a high standard, enhancing the traditional look and character.

The property also benefits from a separate parking space in the nearby private car park (currently at an annual rent to Bury Council of £52 per year, plus £60 for the front garden).