3 bed terraced house for sale

Burnley Road, Crawshawbooth, Rossendale BB4

This 3 bedroom terraced home with 2 reception room(s), spread over 4 floor(s), with 1 bathroom is in great condition. This property is ideally suitable for growing families and is sold with, a chain.

Spacious terraced property with accommodation over 4 floors, partial countryside views, rear enclosed yard, front courtyard, and on road parking.

Located near highly rated schools and local amenities, with scenic countryside walks right on your doorstep. Enjoy excellent transport links to Rawtenstall, Burnley, and Manchester, along with a great selection of nearby shops, supermarkets, and regular local bus services.

** lower ground floor **
Cellar -

Good-sized room ideal for storage, bikes, fishing, camping gear etc.
Utility room -

Another good-sized room with plumbing for washing machine.

** ground floor **

Vestibule - 3' 4" x 3' 7" (1.02m x 1.09m)


Lounge - 13' 11" x 11' 7" (4.24m x 3.53m)


Sitting room / dining room - 13' 5" x 13' 11" (4.09m x 4.24m)

Spacious room with views out into the yard, and access into the lower ground floor.

Kitchen - 9' 9" x 6' 2" (2.97m x 1.88m)

Galley style kitchen, with views out into the yard.

** first floor **

Master bedroom - 13' 10" x 11' 8" (4.22m x 3.56m)

Good-sized master bedroom with views out to the front.

Bedroom 2 - 10' 3" x 7' 6" (3.12m x 2.29m)

Single room with views out to the rear of the property.

Family bathroom - 10' 0" x 6' 0" (3.05m x 1.83m)

Matching 3 piece bathroom suite with built-in storage.

** second floor **

Bedroom 3 - 7' 8" x 11' 2" (2.34m x 3.4m)

Dormer style roof with views over to neighbouring countryside.

Attic / store room - 11' 5" x 6' 9" (3.48m x 2.06m)

Eaves storage area.
Externally

Front courtyard, Rear enclosed yard, pebbled patch of land beyond the enclosed rear yard.
The area

Crawshawbooth is a picturesque village nestled in the Rossendale Valley of Lancashire, England. Situated just north of Rawtenstall and south of Loveclough, it lies on the edge of the Pennines, surrounded by rolling hills and moorland. The village boasts a rich industrial heritage, with historical ties to the cotton and shoe-making industries during the Victorian era. Today, Crawshawbooth retains its charm with a blend of traditional stone-built homes and modern amenities, including local shops, eateries, and pubs like the Black Dog and Masons Arms. Its scenic surroundings and network of footpaths make it a haven for walkers and nature enthusiasts.

Historically, Crawshawbooth is notable for its association with the Quaker movement. The Friends Meeting House, built in 1716, stands as one of the oldest Quaker meeting houses in the world. This Grade II* listed building reflects the village's longstanding spiritual and communal traditions. Another significant landmark is Crawshaw Hall, a Grade II* listed mansion constructed in 1831 by John Brooks, a prominent local calico printer and quarry owner. His son, Sir Thomas Brooks, was later elevated to the peerage as Baron Crawshaw. These historical sites, along with the village's enduring community spirit, contribute to Crawshawbooth's unique character and appeal.
Tenure

Freehold
Council tax

Rossendale Borough Council - Band A
Please note

All measurements are approximate to the nearest 0.1m and for guidance only and they should not be relied upon for the fitting of carpets or the placement of furniture. No checks have been made on any fixtures and fittings or services where connected (water, electricity, gas, drainage, heating appliances or any other electrical or mechanical equipment in this property).