For Sale
4 Church Street, Castleton
£179,950
Guide Price
Property Features
- Period Stone Cottage with a Private Garden
- 1,000 Sq Ft of Accommodation over 3 Floors
- Open Plan Living with a Log Burning Stove and dining space
- 3 Double Bedrooms & Generous Bathroom
- Oil Central Heating & Partial Double Glazing
- Amenities include a Village Shop, Cafe & Pub
Property Summary
Hope & Braim are delighted to present 4 Church Street in Castleton to the market.
A period stone cottage in the centre of this Moors village that has a private garden which enjoys views over the surrounding countryside. Inside, the cottage is surprisingly spacious with approximately 1,000 sq ft of accommodation spread over 3 floors, comprising an open plan living space with a cosy lounge having a log burning stove, a dining area with an adjoining galley kitchen, and a useful utility downstairs. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a generous bathroom on the first floor, with a large attic room that has a large dormer window which overlooks the gardens and Moors beyond. The attic room could be used as either a third bedroom, another reception room, or a home office with a view. The cottage does benefit from having oil central heating, partial double-glazing, was recently re-wired and has been maintained by the current owners, but now offers an opportunity to further improve the interiors and create a charming period home. A covered alleyway connects the street to the back door and there is stepped access to the private garden to the rear. The garden is level and has a timber deck that enjoys a southerly aspect and rural views. We feel this cottage with its spacious living space and 3 bedrooms would be suitable as a permanent family home or as a holiday home with the amenities of a village and the Moors on your doorstep.
A period stone cottage in the centre of this Moors village that has a private garden which enjoys views over the surrounding countryside. Inside, the cottage is surprisingly spacious with approximately 1,000 sq ft of accommodation spread over 3 floors, comprising an open plan living space with a cosy lounge having a log burning stove, a dining area with an adjoining galley kitchen, and a useful utility downstairs. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a generous bathroom on the first floor, with a large attic room that has a large dormer window which overlooks the gardens and Moors beyond. The attic room could be used as either a third bedroom, another reception room, or a home office with a view. The cottage does benefit from having oil central heating, partial double-glazing, was recently re-wired and has been maintained by the current owners, but now offers an opportunity to further improve the interiors and create a charming period home. A covered alleyway connects the street to the back door and there is stepped access to the private garden to the rear. The garden is level and has a timber deck that enjoys a southerly aspect and rural views. We feel this cottage with its spacious living space and 3 bedrooms would be suitable as a permanent family home or as a holiday home with the amenities of a village and the Moors on your doorstep.