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" A well maintained mid terraced house with character features including four cast iron fireplaces and original built in alcove cupboards. The property briefly comprises entrance hall, lounge, sitting room, kitchen, 3 first floor bedrooms and a bathroom, lawned rear garden with good size stone built workshop. The property also benefits from modern fitted kitchen, partial upvc double glazing and views to the quarry and mountains beyond. The vendor tells us that the property has been in their family's possession ever since it was built in 1882-83.


Entrance Hall
Stairs, door to:

Lounge - 3.54m

(11'7") x 2.99m

(9'10") max
PVCu double glazed window to front, cast- iron fireplace, two alcove cupboards.

Sitting Room - 3.71m

(12'2") max x 3.17m

(10'5")
single glazed sash window to rear, cast- iron fireplace, two alcove cupboard , under stairs store cupboard, door to:

Kitchen - 2.64m

(8'8") x 2.29m

(7'6")
Fitted with a matching range of base and eye level units with worktop space over, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, space for automatic washing machine, fitted electric oven, built-in four ring electric hob with extractor hood over, single glazed window to side, door to garden.

Landing
Door to:

Bedroom 1 - 3.17m

(10'5") x 3.07m

(10'1")
Single glazed window to rear with cast- iron fireplace.

Bedroom 2 - 3.52m

(11'7") x 2.61m

(8'7")
PVCu double glazed window to front, with cast- iron fireplace.

Bedroom 3 - 2.02m

(6'8") x 1.94m

(6'4")
PVCu double glazed window to front.

Bathroom
Fitted with three piece suite comprising bath, wash hand basin and w.c, tiled splashbacks, single glazed window to side, airing cupboard.

Outside
To the rear of the property is a lawned garden, path access to a good size stone built workshop with front and rear doors providing rear access, slate pigsty. The sturdy washing line slate pillars date from the same period, as does the slate pigsty, still in fairly good order. All the back yard brickwork and original steps have been restored [the slender handrail is an addition].

Stone Workshop
The workshop was authentically restored in 2002, the roof slates are the "left-over" kind, rougher, less regular slates reserved for that very purpose when the house was first slated 1882. 70% of the slates are original, the other 30% being sourced locally. The original roof light is still in place. The fireplace was restored using reclaimed bricks to match, the restored interior walls have been treated with a transparent coating to preserve the mortar and reduce dust and dirt levels [important if the space were to be used as a studio].

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