2 bedroom semi-detached house

Beautifully presented stone semi-detached property in the popular village of Tintwistle. Having been painstakingly renovated in recent years to restore its period features it now presents a modern living space with homage paid to its era with large character fire places and high ceilings. The large cellar offers an extra room. The property over looks farmland to the rear with L shaped garden and front garden that could be converted to provide driveway parking. EPC :-

Situated in the popular village of Tintwistle this charming stone semi-detached property has undergone a transformation in recent years and now offers a beautifully presented home boasting many fine features.
The present owner has paid meticulous attention to detail to enhance its period style with the addition of quality fitments and the reinstatement of character features such as the high corniced ceiling.
All in all this is a real gem of a home and comprises of lounge with feature fire place with inset stove stile wood burner, Kitchen diner amply equipped with a range of base and eye level units with integrated appliances, stairs lead down to a cellar area that has been upgraded to provide a large useful room ideal for a variety of uses with natural light and fitted storage cupboards.
To the first floor the main bedroom is a real statement with traditional colour scheme and furnishings, adding to the opulent feel there is a feature ornamental fire place large timber mantle. The second bedroom is to the rear and overlooks pasture and moorland. The bathroom is well appointed with a full shower suite and ceramic tiling to the walls.
Externally the front garden has a pathway and stone walling, the front wall could be dropped and developed into driveway parking subject to the usual permissions. To the rear there is a large "l shaped" garden with paved patio and shingled area for ease of maintenance the garden affords a good degree of privacy and adjoins pasture land providing a lovely open aspect.
Tintwistle is a small village at the base of the famous Woodhead Pass, this provides exceptional drives through stunning countryside and access to the Peak National Park. The village has a limited range of shopping facilities and a well-regarded primary school. There is also a well-supported 16th century coaching inn nearby.
Commuter links are close by connecting to the surrounding towns and cities, and the nearby town of Glossop offers an extensive range of both retail and leisure amenities with a regular rail service accessible from Hadfield connecting to Manchester Piccadilly.