4 bedroom detached house

TWO PERIOD PROPERTIES IN ONE. A three bedroom, 500 year old farmhouse, with attached, independent, one bedroom cottage. Lower Constable Lee Farm & Lower Constable Lee Cottage are a pair of Grade-II listed properties, dating back to at least 1664 and comprising of a large three bedroom stone farm house and adjoined, self-contained one bedroom cottage. With an abundance of stunning period features, including features beams and a witching post, this property must be seen to be appreciated. Tucked away in a quiet spot, on a sought-after residential cul-de-sac, yet a short walk from the bustling high street, call the Rawtenstall sales team to arrange a viewing. EPC:D.

With provenance possibly as early as c1500AD, this is a special adjoining pair of properties, which exude character, history and charm. On a large corner plot, in a quiet and sought after residential cul-de-sac, close to the Rossendale hills, quality local schools and vibrant high street, the property features large gardens and a driveway to the front, side and rear.

Lower Constable Lee Farm can be formally traced back to 1664 and is a spacious three double bedroom farmhouse, with two spacious reception rooms, plus a large open-plan kitchen and dining room. The first floor also offers a family bathroom, en-suite to master and office space.

In 2006, the Garage was converted in Lower Constable Lee Cottage, a self-contained, one bedroom house, with open-plan kitchen, lounge and dining room. A spiral staircase to the first floor, leads to a large bedroom suite, with en-suite shower room. A doorway is currently in place off to the main house, whilst a small pair of French doors give access to the substantial, covered roof terrace, above the workshop.

Gardens run around the property, with a selection of patio and seating areas. There is a spacious front driveway, gardens at each side, gardens at the rear and a large lawn at the front. With mature trees surrounding the property is hidden, tucked away in a central, but private location, just a short walk into Rawtenstall and a short drive to the A56/M66 for Manchester, with direct bus links on the popular X43 bus service, which runs regularly and long hours, until late.

Outstanding period features include a large beam in bedroom three, two Witching posts in the lounge and a series of large fire places amongst much more. A perfect large family home, for a discerning buyer looking for a residence of substantial character. Call the Rawtenstall sales office, to arrange a viewing.

From the Rawtenstall office, turn left onto Bank Street, left at the junction onto Newchurch Rd and right at the lights onto Burnley Rd. Continue for around 1/4mile, passing St James the Less church and take the next right hand turning onto Hollin Lane. and second right onto Constable Lee Crescent. A small cul-de-sac to the right is a part of the crescent and this prominent corner property with large gardens, is situated on the right-hand side, with driveway a little further along.

This property is connected to main services.