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Property features
Charming historic stone-built cottage
Spacious open-plan kitchen and living area
One generous double bedroom
Stunning exposed stonework and original-style features
Useful first-floor utility cupboard
Hive-controlled central heating
Vaulted bedroom ceiling with exposed timber beams
About this property
A charming historic stone cottage on Cog Lane, combining beautiful period features with a stylish and contemporary interior.
This distinctive one-bedroom home offers plenty of personality and would make an excellent choice for a first-time buyer, couple or buyer searching for a character property that is ready to move into.
Stepping inside, the ground floor opens into a spacious kitchen and living area, creating a sociable and versatile heart to the home. The modern kitchen features sleek white cabinetry, wood-effect work surfaces, integrated cooking appliances and tiled splashbacks, while the adjoining living area offers plenty of room for comfortable seating. A fireplace with timber mantel provides a cosy focal point, while the neutral décor and wood-effect flooring give the space a bright and welcoming finish.
The open staircase leads to the first floor, where some of the cottage's most impressive original features can be found. The double bedroom is a real highlight, boasting a vaulted ceiling with substantial exposed timber beams and a striking exposed stone wall. Fitted wardrobes provide excellent storage without detracting from the character of the room.
The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite including a bath with shower over, WC and wash basin, while an exposed ceiling beam continues the property's period feel.
A particularly useful addition is the first-floor utility cupboard, providing dedicated space for laundry appliances and additional storage. Beautiful exposed stonework within the cupboard gives even this practical area a touch of the property's historic charm.
Further benefits include a boiler installed approximately one year ago and Hive-controlled central heating, bringing modern convenience to this traditional home.
Externally, the cottage enjoys an attractive stone frontage in keeping with its surroundings, while to the rear is a very small enclosed yard with gated access.
Full of character yet finished with modern living in mind, this is a wonderfully individual cottage where exposed stone, timber beams and traditional architecture sit comfortably alongside a contemporary kitchen and modern heating system. Early viewing is recommended to fully appreciate the character and layout on offer.
Key details
Broadband: up to 10000mbps
476ft2 floor area
452ft2 plot size
Leasehold
Lease end: 22 September 4002
Council tax band A
Local authority: Lancashire
Additional information
- Energy efficiency (current)
- D (57)
- Energy efficiency (potential)
- C (79)
- Environmental impact (current)
- D (63)
- Environmental impact (potential)
- B (82)
- Is in a conservation area
- No
- Is a listed property
- No
- Construction materials
- Stone built
Near the property
Rooms and dimensions
Internally
Internally, this charming historic cottage blends traditional character with a bright, contemporary finish. The ground floor is arranged as an impressive open-plan kitchen and living area, measuring approximately 5.37m x 4.39m. An open staircase rises to the first floor, where the character of the property really comes into its own. The generous double bedroom features a vaulted ceiling, striking exposed timber beams and beautiful exposed stonework, alongside fitted wardrobes. The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite comprising a bath with shower over, WC and wash basin, with further exposed timber adding to the cottage feel. Also positioned upstairs is a useful utility cupboard with plumbing and space for a washing machine. This area features particularly attractive exposed stonework, adding further character to what would otherwise be a practical storage space. The property also benefits from a boiler installed approximately one year ago, complemented by Hive.
Externally
Occupying a characterful position on Cog Lane, the property has an attractive traditional stone-built frontage which immediately reflects its historic cottage origins. To the rear is a very small enclosed yard, providing a practical outside space with gated access. While compact, it offers useful space for bins and general outdoor storage.
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