Guide price

£255,000

(£386/sq. ft)

2 bed end terrace house for sale
Arden Street, New Mills SK22

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

    • 661 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Stone-Built End-Terrace Home

  • Two Well-Proportioned Bedrooms

  • Characterful Living Room with Decorative Fireplace and Fitted Storage

  • Plantation Shutters to the Front Windows

  • Kitchen/Diner with Direct Access to the Rear Garden

  • Boarded Loft with Ladder Access

  • Popular New Mills Location Close to Countryside and Torrs Riverside Park

  • Freehold Tenure

  • Conveniently Positioned for the Amenities and Outdoor Attractions of New Mills

  • Tax Bd. B | EPC Rtg. D

A stone-built end-terrace home with genuine character and a surprisingly generous feel occupies a popular residential position in New Mills. The traditional stone frontage gives way to a warm and well-balanced interior, with the living room providing a particularly appealing feature in its decorative fireplace with red-brick inset, stone hearth and fitted storage to either side. Plantation shutters to the front windows add a considered finishing touch, while the kitchen/diner at the rear creates a practical everyday space with a direct connection to the garden.

Upstairs, both bedrooms are well proportioned, with the larger principal bedroom enjoying a generous footprint and plantation-shuttered front window, while the second bedroom has an elevated outlook towards the surrounding hillside. The rear garden combines paved and gravelled areas with established planting and traditional stone boundaries, while an outside utility room/shed provides useful additional space and is plumbed for a washing machine. With its Freehold tenure, traditional stone construction and position within easy reach of New Mills' amenities, countryside walks, the Millennium Walkway and Torrs Riverside Park, this is a home that combines everyday practicality with the distinctive character of the High Peak.

Living Room

A welcoming reception room with engineered ash flooring and a large front-aspect window fitted with plantation shutters, bringing a good balance of natural light and privacy. The decorative fireplace, with its red-brick inset and stone hearth, provides a distinctive focal point, flanked by fitted storage units that add useful practicality.

Kitchen / Diner

The kitchen/diner has a practical arrangement of wall and base units, wood-effect worktops and contemporary subway-tiled splashbacks, with vinyl tile flooring. A large rear-aspect window and privacy-glazed garden door bring light into the room and strengthen its connection with the outside space, while a generous under-stairs pantry cupboard provides valuable additional storage.

Landing

The landing has a clean, simple finish with carpeted flooring and white-painted wooden balustrades. A loft ladder gives access to the boarded loft, providing useful additional storage space.

Bedroom One

A notably generous double bedroom with plenty of floor space and a large front-aspect window fitted with plantation shutters. Carpeted flooring and the proportions of the room give it a comfortable, adaptable feel.

Bedroom Two

A well-proportioned second bedroom with carpeted flooring and a large rear-aspect window. The elevated position provides an attractive outlook towards the surrounding hillside, giving this room a particularly pleasant sense of openness.

Bathroom (3.89m x 1.58m)

A well-appointed bathroom with a timeless feel, combining traditional sanitaryware with a contemporary grey finish. The bath provides a relaxing option, while the separate shower cubicle with a rainfall shower head adds everyday practicality, with natural light from the rear privacy-glazed window completing the space.

Outside Utility Room / Shed

A useful outside utility room/shed with a concrete floor and a side-aspect window providing natural light. Plumbed for a washing machine, it offers practical additional space for laundry, storage or garden equipment.

Rear Garden

The rear garden is a practical, low-maintenance space with a paved area immediately outside the house leading onto a gravelled garden. Established shrubs, a mature conifer and planted borders add greenery, while the stone boundary walls and timber fencing give the garden a distinctly traditional character and a pleasant sense of separation from the neighbouring properties.

Front Garden

A neatly enclosed front garden with a low stone wall and wrought-iron railings, combining gravelled areas with a paved pathway leading to the front door. An established, mature shrub adds greenery and softens the traditional stone frontage while creating an attractive approach to the property.

Parking - On Street

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  • Tenure

    Freehold

  • Council tax band

    B

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