Bolton Road, Edgworth, Bolton, BL7

Built in 1828, this late methodist chapel now provides characterful and spacious living accommodation for a few lucky homeowners. Number 1, The Grange, is a charming, large two-bedroom property, complete with a double-driveway (a rarity for its position in Edgworth!) and front garden. Boasting period features such as original ornate beam work and trusses, large feature windows, and high, vaulted ceilings, this property is certainly unique just wait til you see the master bedroom!

As well as the beautiful period property itself, living in a location like this enables you to benefit from not only the quaint beauty and village lifestyle that comes with Edgworth, but a vibrant village community too.

Let s walk through the details together...

Generous Space For a Two-Bed!

Pull up on your walled, paved double driveway that is conveniently positioned outside your front door, and be welcomed inside. Beyond the front door is your roomy hallway that connects the downstairs living accommodation, and gives you the first glimpse of a magnificent dark wood staircase that leads upstairs... Immediately to the left of the hallway lies the lounge a generous sized room which is bright, flooded with natural light that the tall, wooden arched windows bring in, and where an ornate light fitting and coving on the high ceiling illustrate the character of the building. Like every other carpeted room in the house, the lounge has the advantage of a brand new carpet. With white walls complementing the grey carpeted floor, this room offers plenty of potential to make it your own! Can you picture all your furniture, ornaments, photos and artwork dressing this room? Directly opposite the lounge is the kitchen-diner, another generous sized room which is fitted with a modern kitchen. Cream kitchen cupboards with steel fittings complement both the wooden kitchen worktops and the stylish wooden flooring, and the integrated appliances include an electric oven and induction hob with extractor canopy, and dishwasher. This space is practical for daily life with ample room for a large dining table and chairs. Whether it s breakfast with the kids before school or entertaining family and friends at the weekend, this spacious and airy kitchen-diner has got you covered! Before we head upstairs, the kitchen-diner provides access to a decent amount of under stairs storage suitable for either household goods such as hoover, ironing board etc, or perhaps you d prefer it as a larder style cupboard? In addition to this handy bit of storage, the property also benefits from a guest WC which can be found situated off the main hallway.

Truly Distinctive

From the entrance hallway, a traditional wooden spindled staircase leads you to the spacious landing connecting the two bedrooms and main bathroom. First of all let s take a look at the master we're quite certain you ve never come across a bedroom quite as distinctive as this! Step down from the landing to the lower level of the main footprint of the bedroom and marvel at the unique character of this room... Quirky rounded steps, a super high ceiling, ornate beam work and trusses, more large wooden windows, and an open plan angled staircase leading to an original mezzanine feature level with spindled railing what a spacious and captivating space! The lower level provides a good sized bedroom footprint as is, and the mezzanine is the cherry on top. How would you utilise this space? If you work from home, the mezzanine could accommodate a handy home office. Or perhaps you d want to make it into a floating snug! A cosy space to enjoy some quiet time, read a good book, or chill out and watch a movie. However you choose to configure this quirky bedroom, it s clear to see there s not much out there like this! Across the landing at the front of the house lies your second bedroom another well proportioned double with large windows allowing the ambience of the room to be fresh, bright and airy. The second double is similar to the lounge in that it is a well presented blank canvas for you to do with what you wish! In the bathroom you immediately notice an imposing architectural truss feature the original structure of this late methodist chapel certainly does make itself known! The bathroom is presented in a two-tone white and grey colour scheme, with contemporary grey panel-like tiling bringing contrast to the white walls and the four-piece suite, including bath with shower, wash basin, toilet, and bidet.

A Vibrant Village Lifestyle

Living in this historic building that stands proud in the heart of Edgworth, you benefit from being right in the centre of a vibrant community! With the West Pennine Moors and Entwistle and Wayoh Reservoirs on your doorstep, this home is suited for those who enjoy the great outdoors, as well as a quieter, village lifestyle, while still being connected to a major town such as Bolton, with other village-like suburbs nearby, such as Chapeltown, Bromley Cross, and Egerton all of which provide a great selection of amenities, from independent shops and cafes, to Bromley Cross Train Station, and plenty of pubs, bars and restaurants for you to enjoy. Edgworth itself is also home to a good selection of pubs, as well as other amenities including a pharmacy, post office, local butchers, village hall/community centre, cricket /sports club and the reputable Holdens & Co! Not to mention Entwistle Train Station which is also nearby.