Lodge Lane, Delph, Saddleworth

A part of Delph's history is presented to the market for sale. Friar Lodge dates back to the late 18th century, steeped in character charm and hidden away to create a quaint location within the village. Internally, the home sees accommodation to two floors and has a south facing garden. The home has a large entrance hallway with tall ceiling height. A door opens to the lounge with scenic outlook towards the countryside and cast iron stove. The kitchen/diner features exposed roof beams with slate flooring and a door opens into a useful rear utility room. On the first floor, a spacious landing offers space for a home study area. There are three bedrooms along with a four piece family bathroom suite. The home predominantly features gardens to the front. A lovely country style garden provides a stunning outlook reaching Dovestones Reservoir and has a south facing aspect. Parking is for two vehicles to the rear of the property. The home has rarely been presented to the market for sale, this is only the second time in nearly a century. The building was originally built in 1796 for Reverend John Buckley of Heights Church and previously served as a Vicarage before being repurposed into two homes. Only a stonesthrow from all of the amenities within Delph yet being secluded away from the village means you benefit from convenience and quietness. Delph Primary School is just a few minutes walk away. Viewings are highly recommended and can be organised by calling the Uppermill office 7 days a week.

Accessed via a secure pvc door into the hallway with stairs to the first floor, Karndean flooring, radiator and doors to the lounge and kitchen/diner.

The lounge has a south easterly facing aspect and a double glazed window reaches views of Dovestones. Fully carpeted, heated with a central cast iron wood burning stove and two radiators, the lounge has character exposed beams.

Fitted with wall and base units, coordinating wood worktops, space for a Range style cooker, integral fridge and Belfast ceramic sink. The kitchen has access to a pantry style under stairs cupboard. There are dual aspect, double glazed windows to the side and rear, exposed roof beams and a door leads to the utility room.

Fitted base units with sink, the utility room has space for a fridge and freezer, plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher. With double glazed window, tiled floor and door to the rear.

A good side landing space which could make an ideal study space. With a double glazed window to the rear, fitted carpeting, radiator and loft hatch.

With fitted carpeting, double glazed window to the rear, radiator and alcoves which make an ideal wardrobe area.

Comprising low level wc, hand wash basin, panelled bath, corner shower, tiled floor with partly tiled walls, obscured double glazed window and radiator.

With fitted carpeting, double glazed window with tranquil countryside outlook and radiator.

With fitted carpeting, radiator, fitted wardrobe and double glazed window offering a splendid outlook.

Garden space is predominantely to the front of the home. From the entrance door there is a seating space with gate through to the garden. A splendid outside space with south east aspect ensuring maximum daylight throughout the seasons. A well tended lawn also features a paved patio seating area along with timber storage shed and an abundance of established shrubs, flowers and trees. Enclosed to the permieter with boundary fencing and drystone wall. Parking is located to the rear for two cars.

TENURE: Leasehold, 999 years from 1796 - Solicitor to confirm. GROUND RENT: Ground rent not collected. SERVICE CHARGE: n/a COUNCIL BAND: D (£2352.39 per annum.)
VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS: Strictly by appointment via Kirkham Property.