Nelson Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2NQ3 Bedroom End of Terrace House
Council Tax
Band: Unknown
Tenure
Unknown
Entering into the living room there is a multifuel burner at its focal point, with ample space for seating arrangement and space near the door for hanging coats.
The dining kitchen is a particularly attractive space within the house. A traditional quarry tiled floor, exposed stonework, wood burning stove and rear stable door are just some of the features that catch the eye. Fitted units are at base and eye level and integrated appliances include dishwasher, fridge freezer, washing machine and a dual fuel cooker with extractor above.
Stairs lead to the first floor where there are two bedrooms and separate bathroom comprising three piece suite with shower over the bath. The main bedroom is particularly generous with dual aspect and the second bedroom is a good single with fitted cupboard housing the central heating boiler.
On the Second Floor there is an additional bedroom with Velux window accessed from a versatile landing that lends itself to a work from home or hobby space.
Within walking distance to Roefield Leisure Centre & sport complex, the property is also within close proximity to the local primary school and the amenities the market town centre has to offer are a short distance away. The River Ribble is within walking distance and village of Whalley is approximately 10 minutes' drive from the property.
Additional Information
Living Room
4.76m x 3.86m
Dining Kitchen
4.71m x 3.81m
Bedroom 1
4.83m x 3.82m
Landing
2.97m x 1.72m
Bathroom
2.95m x 1.46m
Bedroom 2
2.96m x 2.29m
Bedroom 3
3.80m x 3.80m
Study Space
3.82m x 3.59m
Council Tax
Band: Unknown
Tenure
Unknown
Key Features
- Spacious End of Terrace
- Popular Spot in Low Moor
- Delightful Presentation
- Character and Charm
- Excellent Kerb Appeal
- Accommodation over Three Floors
- Spacious Landing for Office Use
- Pleasant Rear Garden
- Excellent Local Schools
- Tenure is Freehold. Council Tax Band A. EPC Rating E.
Description
Entering into the living room there is a multifuel burner at its focal point, with ample space for seating arrangement and space near the door for hanging coats.
The dining kitchen is a particularly attractive space within the house. A traditional quarry tiled floor, exposed stonework, wood burning stove and rear stable door are just some of the features that catch the eye. Fitted units are at base and eye level and integrated appliances include dishwasher, fridge freezer, washing machine and a dual fuel cooker with extractor above.
Stairs lead to the first floor where there are two bedrooms and separate bathroom comprising three piece suite with shower over the bath. The main bedroom is particularly generous with dual aspect and the second bedroom is a good single with fitted cupboard housing the central heating boiler.
On the Second Floor there is an additional bedroom with Velux window accessed from a versatile landing that lends itself to a work from home or hobby space.
Within walking distance to Roefield Leisure Centre & sport complex, the property is also within close proximity to the local primary school and the amenities the market town centre has to offer are a short distance away. The River Ribble is within walking distance and village of Whalley is approximately 10 minutes' drive from the property.
Additional Information
Living Room
4.76m x 3.86m
Dining Kitchen
4.71m x 3.81m
Bedroom 1
4.83m x 3.82m
Landing
2.97m x 1.72m
Bathroom
2.95m x 1.46m
Bedroom 2
2.96m x 2.29m
Bedroom 3
3.80m x 3.80m
Study Space
3.82m x 3.59m
