IF you are looking for a character home as the next step on the property ladder then perhaps this could be the one for you.
Old Hall Mews in Heaton is on the market with Cardwells in Bolton and offers are wanted in the region of £635,000.
It is nestled a semi rural position, tucked away just off Old Kiln Lane and the stone built barn conversion is one of only a few homes set within this idyllic hamlet with stunning farmland views.
You walk through the double glazed stable style door leading to kitchen and breakfast room which has a country style with fitted wall and base units and wooden working surfaces, inset one and a half bowl single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, gas Aga oven, space for a fridge freezer and quarry tiled floor.
There is a guest toilet and wash basin, radiator, and fitted storage cupboard.
The living room has a feature fireplace with a multi fuel stove mounted on a marble hearth with an ornate mantle surround, and coving to the ceiling.
It leads onto the dining room which has a double glazed sliding door with great views on the back garden of the property.
Upstairs the master bedroom looks out on the front of the property and leads to the en-suite wet room which has a shower area, wash hand basin and toilet.
There are three more bedrooms which is perfect for a growing family.
There is a white bathroom suite including a bath with mixer tap, shower cubicle, wash basin, toilet and matching bidet.
Outside, to the front there is a cobbled driveway providing ample off street parking and a garden with plants and rockery displays.
The driveway leads to a double garage with an electronically operated up and over door.
To the back there is a wall enclosed courtyard style garden which is paved with tree and plant borders, opening through to a lovely communal landscaped garden with a feature circular plant display and laid to lawn areas.
This home is a great retreat away from the stresses and strains of family life.
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