Lee Bottom Road, Todmorden, OL14

This beautifully presented accommodation lies behind the unassuming front entrance of this character stone mews property. The property is screened by a high fence with gated access in to the courtyard garden, which leads to the glass double glazed front entrance door. First impressions give no idea as to the light and airy accommodation within. Stoodley Grange is built on the foundation of the historic Victorian Fielden Joint Hospital which was built in 1892 by the Fielden Family. The development itself is in an area of truly outstanding beauty, with valley views from nearly every direction.

Lets go inside.... As you enter into the property you will begin to understand why the house is much loved by the current vendor. Immaculately maintained throughout, this home is a blank canvas for any individual to make this incredible space unique to them.

Comprising of:

A spacious, dual aspect lounge with a fantastic feature fireplace and an open plan staircase, a lovely dining area leading out into the courtyard garden, which is perfect for summer evenings and easy access to the outdoors, a feature archway guides you through to the well thought out kitchen area with a pretty picture window overlooking the estate.

To the first floor you will discover two well proportioned bedrooms with fantastic views, both of which are serviced by the family bathroom with both a bath and a shower.

Externally this incredible plot contains a easy to maintain courtyard garden surrounded by pale green fencing, a double drive provides off road parking for two cars and a shed for convenient storage. There is an adjacent strip of garden which comes with the property, which comprises well established and cared for trees, bushes and perennials plants.

Located off Lee Bottom Road on the outskirts of Todmorden. Stoodley Grange is a stunning semi-rural setting, beneath the Stoodley Pike monument with wonderful Pennine countryside on the doorstep and a variety of walks and bridleways nearby. The hamlet is conveniently placed between Todmorden and Hebden Bridge, with mainline Trans Pennine stations providing links to Manchester, Leeds, Bradford & beyond. Todmorden, is within approximately 2 miles and Hebden Bridge approximately 2.75 miles.