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3 bed semi-detached house for saleDotcliffe Road, Kelbrook, Barnoldswick, Lancashire BB18
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Traditional Stone Cottage
Three Double Bedrooms
Spacious Farmhouse Kitchen
Stunning Inglenook Fireplace
Multifuel Stove
Vaulted Basement Room
Beautiful Countryside Views
Semi Rural Position
Attractive Cottage Gardens
Double Glazing Installed
This is a golden opportunity to acquire a truly superb traditional stone built semi detached cottage, offering beautifully presented and deceptively spacious living accommodation that will appeal to a wide range of discerning purchasers.
Built in 1804 and originally two cottages, this exceptional character home offers a wonderful blend of period charm and versatile living space, set in a peaceful semi-rural position.
On entering the property, there is a welcoming entrance hall providing access to the main ground floor accommodation and creating an inviting introduction to the home.
The ground floor accommodation includes a spacious farmhouse-style kitchen dining room with timber flooring, fitted with an excellent range of cream Shaker style base and wall units, matching drawers and a solid oak worktop. The kitchen also features a central island, space for a dining table, dual aspect windows and useful understairs storage, making it both practical and sociable.
The spacious lounge forms the heart of the home, a warm and inviting room centred around a beautiful natural stone inglenook fireplace with matching chimney breast and Montrose cast iron multi fuel stove set on a raised stone hearth. Oak and glass double doors connect the lounge and kitchen, allowing the space to be opened up to create an impressive open plan living area when desired.
A large and highly useful basement room provides excellent additional space and offers clear potential for conversion, subject to any necessary consents, ideal for further living accommodation, a home office or hobby room.
To the first floor are three double bedrooms, two of the rear bedrooms benefitting from beamed, vaulted ceilings which add to the character and sense of space, along with a unique four?piece bathroom incorporating both a separate shower and bath and finished to a high decorative standard.
Externally, the property abuts open grazing land, creating a lovely open outlook and enhancing the semi rural feel, while a parking space to the front provides a valuable practical benefit.
An internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the character, flexibility and setting this exceptional cottage has to offer.
Dotcliffe Road enjoys a peaceful semi-rural position surrounded by rolling countryside and open grazing land, yet remains exceptionally convenient for nearby amenities. Earby, Barnoldswick and Colne are only a few minutes away, providing shops, cafés, schools and essential services.
The market town of Skipton, known as the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, is approximately fifteen minutes by car, offering further shopping, leisure and transport links. Excellent road access to the M65 makes commuting throughout Lancashire and the wider North West highly convenient.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Kitchen (3.63m x 3.5m (11' 11" x 11' 6"))
Dining (3.63m x 2.18m (11' 11" x 7' 2"))
Lounge (4.55m x 5.33m (14' 11" x 17' 6"))
First Floor
Bedroom One (2.18m x 5.1m (7' 2" x 16' 9"))
Bedroom Two (3.9m x 2.41m (12' 10" x 7' 11"))
Bedroom Three (2.26m x 4.11m (7' 5" x 13' 6"))
Bathroom (2.82m x 2.1m (9' 3" x 6' 11"))
Lower Ground Floor
Basement (4.7m x 4.98m (15' 5" x 16' 4"))
External
Front Garden
Rear Garden
Disclaimer
Subject to contract. Particulars are prepared in good faith for general guidance only and do not form part of any offer or contract. Measurements, floor plans, and photos are approximate and not to scale; services and systems have not been tested. Buyers should verify with their legal adviser the tenure, length of lease, ground rent, service charges (where applicable), council tax band, EPC rating, and any other charges or restrictions before the exchange of contracts.
Built in 1804 and originally two cottages, this exceptional character home offers a wonderful blend of period charm and versatile living space, set in a peaceful semi-rural position.
On entering the property, there is a welcoming entrance hall providing access to the main ground floor accommodation and creating an inviting introduction to the home.
The ground floor accommodation includes a spacious farmhouse-style kitchen dining room with timber flooring, fitted with an excellent range of cream Shaker style base and wall units, matching drawers and a solid oak worktop. The kitchen also features a central island, space for a dining table, dual aspect windows and useful understairs storage, making it both practical and sociable.
The spacious lounge forms the heart of the home, a warm and inviting room centred around a beautiful natural stone inglenook fireplace with matching chimney breast and Montrose cast iron multi fuel stove set on a raised stone hearth. Oak and glass double doors connect the lounge and kitchen, allowing the space to be opened up to create an impressive open plan living area when desired.
A large and highly useful basement room provides excellent additional space and offers clear potential for conversion, subject to any necessary consents, ideal for further living accommodation, a home office or hobby room.
To the first floor are three double bedrooms, two of the rear bedrooms benefitting from beamed, vaulted ceilings which add to the character and sense of space, along with a unique four?piece bathroom incorporating both a separate shower and bath and finished to a high decorative standard.
Externally, the property abuts open grazing land, creating a lovely open outlook and enhancing the semi rural feel, while a parking space to the front provides a valuable practical benefit.
An internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the character, flexibility and setting this exceptional cottage has to offer.
Dotcliffe Road enjoys a peaceful semi-rural position surrounded by rolling countryside and open grazing land, yet remains exceptionally convenient for nearby amenities. Earby, Barnoldswick and Colne are only a few minutes away, providing shops, cafés, schools and essential services.
The market town of Skipton, known as the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, is approximately fifteen minutes by car, offering further shopping, leisure and transport links. Excellent road access to the M65 makes commuting throughout Lancashire and the wider North West highly convenient.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Kitchen (3.63m x 3.5m (11' 11" x 11' 6"))
Dining (3.63m x 2.18m (11' 11" x 7' 2"))
Lounge (4.55m x 5.33m (14' 11" x 17' 6"))
First Floor
Bedroom One (2.18m x 5.1m (7' 2" x 16' 9"))
Bedroom Two (3.9m x 2.41m (12' 10" x 7' 11"))
Bedroom Three (2.26m x 4.11m (7' 5" x 13' 6"))
Bathroom (2.82m x 2.1m (9' 3" x 6' 11"))
Lower Ground Floor
Basement (4.7m x 4.98m (15' 5" x 16' 4"))
External
Front Garden
Rear Garden
Disclaimer
Subject to contract. Particulars are prepared in good faith for general guidance only and do not form part of any offer or contract. Measurements, floor plans, and photos are approximate and not to scale; services and systems have not been tested. Buyers should verify with their legal adviser the tenure, length of lease, ground rent, service charges (where applicable), council tax band, EPC rating, and any other charges or restrictions before the exchange of contracts.
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