SOLD
Agent Details
Senior Sales Negotiator
3 bedrooms
Offered with no onward chain
Opportunity to add you own stamp
Private rear garden
Close to transport links and local amenities
Original features
'Warren Cottage' is a characterful three bedroom mid-terrace house, built in 1871 with original features throughout and laid out over three floors.
'Warren Cottage' is a characterful three bedroom mid-terrace house, built in 1871 with original features throughout and laid out over three floors. This charming property offers ample living space and the opportunity to really make it your own and in need of TLC this would make a wonderful home. The ground floor comprises of a bright living room with a feature fireplace, stone faced alcoves with a large window and deep sill. The kitchen is located at the rear of the property and features ample base and wall unit storage with room for freestanding appliances. From the kitchen, you have access out to an outhouse and the quiet rear garden, perfect for enjoying the warmer months with friends and family.
The first floor boasts two bedrooms, each with their own unique character and charm, the three piece bathroom and the third bedroom being located on the top floor and benefitting from built-in storage and reams of natural light. This property is a blank canvas, providing the opportunity to create a home that is truly your own. There is no allocated parking for the property however there is a council owned car park very close by where permits can be obtained. Milnthorpe is a large village offering a great selection of local amenities as well as a nursery- primary school and secondary school which are all within five minutes walking distance of the property. The M6 motorway can be reached within 10 minutes and there is a regular bus service that runs 7 days a week from Lancaster up to Keswick in the Lake District. Milnthorpe benefits from having 2 doctors surgeries- 2 dental practices- a Pharmacy- an opticians- a vets and much- much more and plays host to an array of social activities for all ages ranging from baby and toddler groups and youth groups to coffee mornings and sports clubs. There is a supermarket- 3 pubs- several independent shops and a variety of eateries.
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Room Descriptions
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance porch
A separate space to take off coats and shoes before entering the main living room.
Living Room
10'11" × 11'6" (3.33m × 3.53m)
A bright living room full of natural light with views out to the front of the property with the window offering a deep sill creating a lovely window seat. A stone feature fireplace stands centrally with a wooden mantle and two stone faced alcoves stand on either side of the chimney breast showing a glimpse to the property's history.
Kitchen
11'3" × 12'0" (3.43m × 3.66m)
A range of base and wall units offer space for storage with room for freestanding appliances and the large window allows natural light in and overlooks the rear garden. A door leads directly out to the rear garden. The staircase to the first floor is found here.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom 1
8'10" × 11'5" (2.71m × 3.48m)
A double bedroom with views through the large window with a deep sill over to the rear garden.
Bedroom 2
7'1" × 8'7" (2.16m × 2.64m)
A front facing bedroom boasting a built-in cupboard for storage.
Bathroom
4'3" × 11'7" (1.30m × 3.54m)
A three piece bathroom suite consisting of a bath with a mains-fed shower above, W.C and a hand basin with half tiled walls.
SECOND FLOOR
Bedroom 3
9'5" × 13'4" (2.88m × 4.08m)
A generous double bedroom boasting two Velux windows allowing natural light to stream through. A wall of fitted storage and a dressing table area stands to one side perfect for clutter free living with another separate floor to ceiling cupboard for additional storage. Wooden beam detailing adds character.
Externally
There is an outhouse found just outside the kitchen door perfect for storing garden tools and equipment safely. The rear garden is accessed via a path leading past the neighbouring gardens and up to the end of the plot. The garden is private and surrounded by traditional stone walling with a large shed for additional storage. Currently in need of TLC this space could be landscaped to create a peaceful haven for wildlife or to create a low maintenance space.
Useful Information
Tenure - Freehold. House built - 1871. Council tax band - B (Westmorland and Furness Council). Heating - Gas central heating. Drainage - Mains. What3Words location - ///took.resettle.impresses. There is no allocated parking for the property however there is a council owned car park very close by where permits can be obtained.
Agent Details
Senior Sales Negotiator
