£455,000
4 bed detached house for saleMercer Crescent, Haslingden, Rossendale BB4
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
About this property
One of A kind 4 bed detached family home
Large master with vaulted ceiling & modern shower ensuite
Extended kitchen and family bathroom
Double garage with electric door
Front and rear (south facing) garden
Sought after residential area
Partial countryside views
Must be seen to be fully appreciated
Close to excellent amenities / no chain
A truly stunning and unique home benefiting from numerous extensions over the years, it welcomes you with a spacious and inviting entrance hall leading to a composite front door. The expansive double garage is enhanced with an electric roof, providing both convenience and impressive practicality.
The modern kitchen is equipped with quality Neff appliances and flows seamlessly into a large dining room, perfect for entertaining. The generously proportioned lounge enjoys dual aspect views and glass doors that open onto the rear garden, creating a delightful indoor-outdoor connection.
The master bedroom, generously sized, includes its own private shower room thoughtfully constructed approximately ten years ago in full compliance with building regulations. The spacious family bathroom boasts his and hers sinks and a luxurious sunken jacuzzi bath.
A good-sized second bedroom features built-in storage, while the boarded attic offers additional storage space complete with lighting and power. Comfort is assured with a gas fire in the lounge, operated by remote control, and a modern combi boiler, only five years old, discreetly located in the double garage.
Externally, the property benefits from well-tended gardens at both the front and rear, complemented by a rear storage shed. This lovely home demands a personal viewing to truly appreciate its charm and versatility.
** ground floor **
Lounge - 7.05m x 3.46m (23.1ft x 11.4ft)
Kitchen - 5.96m x 2.85m (19.6ft x 9.4ft)
Dining room - 5.20m x (3.76m widest - 1.68m shortest)
** first floor **
Master bedroom - 4.4m x (4.76m widest - 3.51m shortest)
Very spacious room with a vaulted ceiling, chandelier and access into your own private ensuite.
Master shower ensuite - 3.01 m x 2.24m (9.9ft x 7.3ft)
Bedroom 2 - 4.15m x 2.88m (13.6ft x 9.4ft)
Bedroom 3 - 3.54m x 2.78m (11.6ft x 9.1ft)
Bedroom 4 - 2.74m x 1.96m (9ft x 6.4ft)
Family bathroom - 4.82m x 2.85m (15.8ft x 9.4ft)
** externally **
Well-maintained front and rear gardens offer pleasant outdoor space, alongside a patio ideal for alfresco dining and relaxation. Additional practical features include a driveway, a sizeable double garage, side access, an outside tap, and an external electrical socket. The garden is south-facing, so it makes the most of long summer evenings.
Tenure
Freehold
Council tax
Council Tax Band D, Rossendale (2026/27)
Broadband
Gigabit ~100% · Ultrafast ~100% · Superfast ~100%
** the area **
Nestled in the scenic Rossendale Valley of Lancashire, Haslingden is a town steeped in history and natural splendour. Its name, meaning ‘valley of the hazels, ' speaks to its ancient origins with evidence of human settlement dating back to the Bronze Age. The town flourished during the Industrial Revolution, becoming notable for textile manufacturing and stone quarrying. Haslingden Flag, a durable local sandstone, became renowned for use in prestigious landmarks including London's Trafalgar Square.
Today, Haslingden artfully balances its rich industrial heritage with breathtaking landscapes. Landmarks such as St James's Church, perched prominently on a hill and home to a rare double cross socket stone from the 10th or 11th century, provide a glimpse into the past. Contemporary highlights include the Halo, a striking steel sculpture that forms part of the Panopticons series, illuminating the night sky and symbolising the town's blend of tradition and modernity. Surrounding moorlands and the picturesque Grane Valley, complete with reservoirs and the remains of the lost village of Haslingden Grane, offer idyllic routes for walking and exploration. Haslingden thus presents a harmonious lifestyle where history and natural beauty coexist effortlessly.
** please note **
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