An historic Grade II Listed stone farmhouse built 1704 situated in an elevated idyllic rural position with spectacular open views of Wycoller Country Park and the surrounding countryside. The property enjoys a quiet rural setting but is within minutes of junction 14 of the M65 gaining access to main business centres of the Northwest including Manchester, Preston and Leeds. The property has been meticulously renovated using high-quality fixtures and fittings yet retains the character of the original structure with feature stonework, timbers and original Inglenook fireplaces. Ground Floor Sitting room, dining room, breakfast kitchen, utility. First Floor Master bedroom with en-suite, bedroom two, bedroom three, bedroom four, house bathroom. Colne 3 miles Skipton 14 miles Clitheroe 20 miles Blackburn 20 miles Preston 35 miles Manchester 37 miles Leeds 31 miles

Ground Floor

Entrance porch
Sealed unit double-glazed traditional entrance door, travertine tiled floor, oak tongue and groove entrance door, low-voltage spotlighting to ceiling and cloaks hanging.

 

Inner hallway
Brushed steel light switches.

Dining room
Original historic carved stone fireplace with wrought iron basket and stone shelved side niche. Original dressed stone wall, oak timbered floor, stone mullioned sealed unit double-glazed timber window to front elevation with stone window bottom.

 

Inner lobby area
Low-voltage spotlighting, original stonework with timber oak panelled floor.

 

Cloakroom
Pedestal wash hand basin, low-level WC, travertine tiled floor, original dressed stone wall, low-voltage spotlighting to ceiling, sealed unit double-glazed timber window with stone window bottom to gable elevation.

 

Living room
A lovely open living room with original stone Inglenook fireplace housing cast-iron multi-fuel stove set on raised flag hearth. Oak panelled floor, oak tongue and groove boarded entrance doors back to dining room and kitchen. Original timbered ceiling, original stone mullioned windows with sealed unit double-glazed windows to front elevation with window seat. Oak staircase leading to first floor accommodation, brushed steel power points and switches. Lowvoltage spotlighting to ceiling.

 

Front porch
Original stone front porch with sealed unit double-glazed entrance door and window to inner gable, original carved stone entrance door features with high-ceiling feature light, oak timbered floor and stone side seating. Single-glazed oak door leading to sitting room.

 

Farmhouse kitchen
Range of high-quality fitted base and wall units with hand-painted finish and black granite work surfaces and sink surrounds. Separate wall units with free-standing American style fridge, ‘Esse’ Electric stove supplying domestic cooking facilities, central heating and hot water on a separate supply. Low-voltage spotlighting to ceiling.  Original stone mullion windows with sealed unit double-glazed windows and sealed unit double-glazed rear entrance door.

 

First Floor

Staircase
Solid oak balustrade staircase leading to first floor accommodation.

 

Landing
Lovely open landing with low-voltage spotlighting and single panel central heating radiator.

 

Master bedroom
Feature dressed stone fireplace with raised stone hearth and original stone and timbered chimney breast above. Original stone mullioned windows with sealed unit double-glazed timber windows to front elevation, double panel central heating radiator, high ceiling with low-voltage spotlighting, wall-mounted TV point, brushed steel power points and switches and oak tongue and grooved entrance door.

 

En-suite shower
Comprising travertine shower cubicle with carved travertine shower tray, pedestal wash hand basin, low-level WC, low-voltage spotlighting, extractor fan and chromed radiator towel rail.

 

Bedroom two
Sealed unit hardwood double-glazed timber window to rear elevation, brushed steel power points and light switches, low-voltage spotlighting to high ceiling. Double panel central heating radiator and oak tongue and grooved entrance door.

 

Bedroom three
Sealed unit double-glazed timber window to rear elevation, double panel central heating radiator, low-voltage spotlighting to high ceiling, brushed steel power points and switches, oak tongue and grooved entrance door.

 

Bedroom four
Original stone mullion window with sealed unit double-glazed timber window to front elevation, double panel central heating radiator, low-voltage spotlighting to ceiling, separate mezzanine area useful as storage or secondary bedroom space and tongue and grooved oak door. Brushed steel light and power points.

 

External

 

Entrance
The property is approached on a private tarmacadam driveway from the main road leading into the development where there is a chipping driveway area leading to a five-barred timbered gate to this property.

 

Parking area
Ample chipping drive parking area.

 

Gardens
Attractive Lawned and patio gardens with traditional dry stone walls and spectacular open views.

 

Garage
Double detached garage constructed of stonework with pitched slate roof supported on timber, double up and over door, light and power installed.

Land: The property is set in private lawned gardens with an adjoining paddock extending to approx 2.638 acres.

 

Tenure
The property is held via a freehold management company for the entire development and individual properties are then held on a long leasehold subject to a nominal ground rent.

 

Services
Mains electricity, private water supply, oil-fired central heating and domestic hot water, no gas supply.

Please Note: MSW Hewetsons, their clients and any joint agents give notice that They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.