£135,000
1 bed terraced house for saleMarket Street, Edenfield, Bury BL0
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Generous Patio Garden Space
Rear Meadow View
Sold with No Vendor Chain
Sought-After Area
Ideal for First Time Buyers
Easy Access to M66/Manchester
Close to Rawtenstall & Ramsbottom
Freehold
Council Tax Band A
EPC:tbc
A rare opportunity to buy at this price point, in this most sought-after, Edenfield location, close to Rawtenstall, Ramsbottom and with easy access to Bury & the M66. With generous gardens looking onto green fields & sold with no vendor chain, please call Ryder & Dutton to arrange your viewing. EPC:D
Presenting this fantastic period cottage sold with no vendor chain and ideal for first-time buyers, looking to buy in this sought-after Edenfield location.
The ground floor offers a spacious kitchen diner, with room to also accommodate a sofa/ lounge area. There is a hallway to the generous rear gardens which has a patio, garden shed and then a further patio adjacent to the meadows. The rear hall has an alcove for storage and is perhaps wide enough to offer slim-line additional storage, plus there is a useful space under the stairs.
The first-floor landing has three doors leading to a front room which has previously been the lounge, with a gas fire and views to the hills, but could also function as the main bedroom, if the lounge is within the kitchen diner, or as the sole bedroom, with a large walk-in wardrobe. The rear bedroom, could then also be a smaller lounge, showing the flexibility of space within the bedroom and enjoying views over the meadows. Finally, there is a small, but adequate shower room, with W.C., wash hand basin and frosted window.
With on-street parking and close to the ever popular Coach public house which is well-known for its food offerings, this property is within easy reach of Rawtenstall, Ramsbottom and the M66, with Bury & Rochdale just a little further
Land not included on plan.
The current owners have enjoyed uninterrupted use of the area located beyond the formal boundary of the property. While this additional land does not form part of the registered title, it has been occupied and maintained exclusively by the owners for a significant number of years without objection or restriction. This informal use may, in some circumstances, give rise to potential claims under possessory title or rights of long-term use, subject to legal advice and specific criteria being met.
Prospective purchasers are strongly advised to consult their solicitor or conveyancer for full clarification on the legal status of this land, and to determine whether any formal arrangements or claims can be made or are in progress.
Presenting this fantastic period cottage sold with no vendor chain and ideal for first-time buyers, looking to buy in this sought-after Edenfield location.
The ground floor offers a spacious kitchen diner, with room to also accommodate a sofa/ lounge area. There is a hallway to the generous rear gardens which has a patio, garden shed and then a further patio adjacent to the meadows. The rear hall has an alcove for storage and is perhaps wide enough to offer slim-line additional storage, plus there is a useful space under the stairs.
The first-floor landing has three doors leading to a front room which has previously been the lounge, with a gas fire and views to the hills, but could also function as the main bedroom, if the lounge is within the kitchen diner, or as the sole bedroom, with a large walk-in wardrobe. The rear bedroom, could then also be a smaller lounge, showing the flexibility of space within the bedroom and enjoying views over the meadows. Finally, there is a small, but adequate shower room, with W.C., wash hand basin and frosted window.
With on-street parking and close to the ever popular Coach public house which is well-known for its food offerings, this property is within easy reach of Rawtenstall, Ramsbottom and the M66, with Bury & Rochdale just a little further
Land not included on plan.
The current owners have enjoyed uninterrupted use of the area located beyond the formal boundary of the property. While this additional land does not form part of the registered title, it has been occupied and maintained exclusively by the owners for a significant number of years without objection or restriction. This informal use may, in some circumstances, give rise to potential claims under possessory title or rights of long-term use, subject to legal advice and specific criteria being met.
Prospective purchasers are strongly advised to consult their solicitor or conveyancer for full clarification on the legal status of this land, and to determine whether any formal arrangements or claims can be made or are in progress.
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