Ormrod Street, Bradshaw, Bolton, Bl2
£130,000
Guide price
Guide price
Sold
Bedrooms: 2
Pop along to see this delightful Victorian red-brick terrace, tucked away just off Bradshaw Brow.
Park up alongside the front of Number 18 Ormrod Street, where there is space for two cars, and make your way in through the recently fitted composite contemporary grey front door.
Hang up your coats in the handy vestibule before stepping through into the cosy living room, light and bright courtesy of the large window which looks out over the front aspect.
An ornamental traditional black fireplace, creates an ideal focal point.
Walnut laminate flooring harmonises with the grey wall finishes, adding a sense of warmth.
Move on through to discover the kitchen/ diner at the rear of the home where an array of wall and base units in a cream gloss finish, provide plenty of storage for pots, pans, plates and more.
An integrated electric oven sits centrally with 4-ring gas hob above. Beneath the units is plumbing for a washing machine, next to it space for a dishwasher along with space for a freestanding fridge/ freezer.
A stainless steel sink and drainer sits upon a dark contrasting worktop within the bay window, with black 'Metro' style splashback tiling.
There's plenty space for a dining table too.
A recently fitted composite door leads out onto the rear patio.
Bedtime Beckons
Follow the spindled staircase from the kitchen to the first floor where two bedrooms await.
Slip through the doorway to the right, into a light-filled front double bedroom, decorated in hues of grey with a textured wallcovering featuring behind the bed.
Next door, looking out over the rear garden, discover a second bedroom, neutrally decorated ready for you to add your own stamp.
Soak & Sleep
Completing the first floor, a contemporary bathroom comes with WC, pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with glazed screen and shower above. Cream tiling creates a fresh inviting space to relax and unwind, with a heated towel rail to keep you toasty.
Step outside
Step out into the enclosed rear garden. An artificial lawn creates the perfect patio offering space to enjoy barbecues in the summer months.
Private and secure, this garden is perfect for children and pets.
Out and about
Step out and about and discover the range of pubs, cafes and eateries in the locale, including Roka, Nook and Cranny micropub, the Slaughter House and the Retreat. Earthlings café offers great vegetarian choices alongside Bill and Coo and House Without a Name in nearby Harwood.
A range of supermarkets, florists, newsagents, Post Office are also within easy reach.
Enjoy the abundance of walks on the doorstep, strolling down to the Rigbys and along the beautiful meandering river to Jumbles Country Park. A four mile walk with stunning views, call in at the café on route or sit on the Crofters sun terrace with a pint or refreshing glass of wine. Take a beautiful drive to the stunning Wayoh and Entwistle reservoirs, only ten minutes’ away for easy walks and fantastic pubs on route, such as gastropub the Strawbury Duck.
In close proximity, there are a number of excellent schools, including both Bromley Cross and Eagley schools for younger children alongside St Maxentius, Hardy Mill, Canon Slade and Turton High.
For a homely and relaxing space, No. 18 Ormrod Street is a hidden gem with so much to see and do close by.
Park up alongside the front of Number 18 Ormrod Street, where there is space for two cars, and make your way in through the recently fitted composite contemporary grey front door.
Hang up your coats in the handy vestibule before stepping through into the cosy living room, light and bright courtesy of the large window which looks out over the front aspect.
An ornamental traditional black fireplace, creates an ideal focal point.
Walnut laminate flooring harmonises with the grey wall finishes, adding a sense of warmth.
Move on through to discover the kitchen/ diner at the rear of the home where an array of wall and base units in a cream gloss finish, provide plenty of storage for pots, pans, plates and more.
An integrated electric oven sits centrally with 4-ring gas hob above. Beneath the units is plumbing for a washing machine, next to it space for a dishwasher along with space for a freestanding fridge/ freezer.
A stainless steel sink and drainer sits upon a dark contrasting worktop within the bay window, with black 'Metro' style splashback tiling.
There's plenty space for a dining table too.
A recently fitted composite door leads out onto the rear patio.
Bedtime Beckons
Follow the spindled staircase from the kitchen to the first floor where two bedrooms await.
Slip through the doorway to the right, into a light-filled front double bedroom, decorated in hues of grey with a textured wallcovering featuring behind the bed.
Next door, looking out over the rear garden, discover a second bedroom, neutrally decorated ready for you to add your own stamp.
Soak & Sleep
Completing the first floor, a contemporary bathroom comes with WC, pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with glazed screen and shower above. Cream tiling creates a fresh inviting space to relax and unwind, with a heated towel rail to keep you toasty.
Step outside
Step out into the enclosed rear garden. An artificial lawn creates the perfect patio offering space to enjoy barbecues in the summer months.
Private and secure, this garden is perfect for children and pets.
Out and about
Step out and about and discover the range of pubs, cafes and eateries in the locale, including Roka, Nook and Cranny micropub, the Slaughter House and the Retreat. Earthlings café offers great vegetarian choices alongside Bill and Coo and House Without a Name in nearby Harwood.
A range of supermarkets, florists, newsagents, Post Office are also within easy reach.
Enjoy the abundance of walks on the doorstep, strolling down to the Rigbys and along the beautiful meandering river to Jumbles Country Park. A four mile walk with stunning views, call in at the café on route or sit on the Crofters sun terrace with a pint or refreshing glass of wine. Take a beautiful drive to the stunning Wayoh and Entwistle reservoirs, only ten minutes’ away for easy walks and fantastic pubs on route, such as gastropub the Strawbury Duck.
In close proximity, there are a number of excellent schools, including both Bromley Cross and Eagley schools for younger children alongside St Maxentius, Hardy Mill, Canon Slade and Turton High.
For a homely and relaxing space, No. 18 Ormrod Street is a hidden gem with so much to see and do close by.
01204 329975
Newton & Co Sales & Lettings
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