A former mill cottage arranged over three floors. The end of terrace row and built from solid stone, it further comprises ground floor: lounge, kitchen diner, utility room. First floor: two bedrooms and a three-piece bathroom. Second floor: one large bedroom. It has gas central heating, PVCu double glazed windows and solar roof panels which are vendor owned. (1,164 sq ft/108.2 sq m approx/EPC: D).
A popular village district of Clitheroe.
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A former mill cottage arranged over three floors. The end of terrace row and built from solid stone, it further comprises ground floor: lounge, kitchen diner, utility room. First floor: two bedrooms and a three-piece bathroom. Second floor: one large bedroom. It has gas central heating, PVCu double glazed windows and solar roof panels which are vendor owned. (1,164 sq ft/108.2 sq m approx/EPC: D).
A popular village district of Clitheroe.
Directions - From our office proceed to the end of York Street. Turn left at the roundabout into Well Terrace, over the next roundabout into Waddington Road, bear left into Railway View Road and continue past the railway station and Booths Supermarket, crossing the railway bridge into Bawdlands. Proceed for approximately half a mile along Edisford Road, turning right directly in front of St Paul's Church into St Paul's Street. Continue for approximately a quarter of a mile. St Paul's Street becomes High Street, the road bears to the right and Nelson Street is the first turning on the right. The property is situated at the end of the terrace on the left-hand side.
Services - Mains supplies of gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating from a Worcester condensing combination boiler. Council tax payable to RVBC Band B. Freehold tenure. There are solar roof panels that are vendor owned, installed 2014. PVCu double glazed windows and external doors.
Location - Low Moor was once a self-sufficient stand-along village beyond the Clitheroe boundary; with the demise of the mill all the mill owned properties were sold into private ownership. Low Moor is a particularly popular district of Clitheroe with a definite sense of community.
Accommodation - A well balanced property with the added benefit of a utility room extension. The lounge is a lovely cosy room with a log burner helping to keep you toasty and snug. In the left-hand recess there is a media/display unit. The kitchen diner has fitted base and wall units in the popular Shaker style paired with walnut pattern laminate counters and upstands with a Blanco stainless steel sink unit/mixer tap. There is a Hotpoint stainless steel range-style cooker with twin ovens and a five-ring gas hob beneath a stainless steel extractor filter/splashback, Bosch fridge/freezer and a Siemens dishwasher. The stone floor continued into the utility room and there are chromed light switch and plug socket covers. The utility room has plumbing for a washing machine and space for a condenser dryer.
On the first floor there are two bedrooms consisting of a generous front facing double and a large single. The three-piece bathroom comprises a spa bath with a thermostatic shower over, low suite wc and a vanity washbasin. Towels warm on a chromed ladder radiator.
Second floor. The master bedroom occupies the whole of the second floor with twin Velux windows and eaves access. Similar properties on Nelson Street have created an en-suite bathroom here and if needed, the room can be divided to provide a fourth bedroom.
Outside - To the rear a small stone walled yard.
Viewing strongly recommended.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment.
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Important information
FREEHOLD. COUNCIL TAX BAND: B |
3 STOREY STONE END OF TERRACE |
MID 19TH CENTURY |
POPULAR VILLAGE ON OUTSKIRTS |
3 BEDROOMS, 3-PCE BATHROOM |
LOUNGE, KITCHEN DINER, UTILITY ROOM |
GAS CENTRAL HEATING |
OWNED SOLAR PANELS |
PVCu DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOWS |
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