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Church Lane, Leek

PROPERTY TYPE

Cottage

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Cottage filled with charm and character
  • Short walk from the Town Centre
  • Two Receptions Rooms
  • Bespoke Kitchen with built-in appliances
  • Three Bedrooms
  • Bathroom with freestanding bath and shower cubicle
  • Exposed ceiling beams
  • On the edges of Brough Park
  • Minton Tiled Flooring
  • Close to the Peak District

Description

A wonderful opportunity - Pilgrim Cottage nestled on a cobbled lane, steeped in history with some parts dating back to the 16th Century. Within walking distance of the bustling market town of Leek and the Lane leading to Brough Park. The cottage, having character and charm in abundance is presented beautifully throughout retaining many original features and is sympathetically modernised offering spacious accommodation throughout.   On the ground floor there is two receptions rooms, bespoke kitchen, boot room and cloakroom, there is also a spacious useful cellar.  On the first floor there is three double bedrooms, one having  a vaulted ceiling, and a bathroom with a vintage suite having a bath and shower.  Externally there is a rear yard laid to stone, with walled boundaries and access out to Naylor Yard which is a quiet traditional cobbled picturesque lane.  There is a garage providing off road parking.  A rare unique property where viewing is highly recommended. 

Location:

A small quaint cobbled lane leads to Pilgrim Cottage, having views to the front over St. Edwards Church, and to the side and rear views of the surrounding countryside, some of which are the finest scenic views in the moorlands.

A stones throw away literally on the doorstep is Brough Park, a large Victorian park with a band stand, children's play area, tennis courts and bowling green.

Clustered around a stone-cobbled market square, Leek's well-preserved architecture and historical links with the Arts and Crafts movement make it popular for residents and visitors alike, with delicious local produce which is offered by the butchers, bakers, greengrocers, delicatessens and cafes. Leek is also home to the traditional Staffordshire oatcake and when it comes to wining and dining there is a selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants. A little further afield is The Roaches, Rudyard Lake, Tittesworth Reservoir, and many rural villages offering walks, and rural activities. ...

Entrance Hall:

Minton black and white tiled flooring. Hardwood door with obscure glazed upper panes to the front elevation. Solid wood door into the Snug / Dining Room.

Snug / Dining Room:

16' 1'' x 10' 10'' (4.90m x 3.30m)

A room full of character with an open fireplace having a cast iron fire with wooden surround. Minton black and white Victorian tiles and exposed ceiling beams. Archway with picture light. Cast iron traditional radiator. Window to the front elevation with fitted shutters. Stairs off to the first floor.

Kitchen:

11' 7'' x 11' 4'' (3.52m x 3.45m)

A bespoke wood kitchen with a range of base units providing storage with solid oak work surfaces over, and counter top units one housing the gas combination boiler. Belfast sink with stainless steel mixer tap. An electric hob with chimney style extractor hood over. Built in double oven and microwave. Integrated dishwasher and wine chiller. Feature exposed brick walls, and quarry tiled flooring. Windows to the rear and side elevations. Stone and brick Stairs down to the Cellar.

Boot Room:

6' 4'' x 7' 10'' (1.93m x 2.38m)

Fitted wooden units matching those of the kitchen offering storage. Solid wooden door out to the rear garden. Radiator. Velux skylight. Quarry tiled flooring.

Cloakroom:

Low level W.C and pedestal wash hand basin with feature tile splash back. Wooden window to the rear elevation and Velux sky light. Quarry tiled flooring.

Lounge:

16' 0'' x 12' 11'' (4.88m x 3.94m)

An Inglenook fireplace with inset log burner set on stone hearth with wooden over mantle. Window seat and windows with fitted shutters to the front aspect. Exposed ceiling beams. Wooden flooring. Cast iron traditional radiator.

Cellar:

12' 3'' x 11' 5'' (3.74m x 3.48m)

A useful room with brick flooring and window to the side elevation, and stone steps. Light and power.

First Floor Landing:

Exposed wooden beams and flooring. Window to the rear elevation.

Bedroom One:

12' 4'' x 11' 8'' (3.77m x 3.56m)

Wonderful light room with Vaulted ceiling and a feature brick fireplace with cast iron fire surround. Exposed ceiling beams. Cast iron traditional radiator. Window to the front elevation offering view over the churchyard.

Bedroom Two:

13' 4'' x 11' 2'' (4.07m x 3.40m)

Feature cast iron fireplace. Traditional cast iron radiator.
Exposed flooring. Ceiling rose. Window offering views over the surrounding countryside.

Bathroom:

A luxury modern suite with a free standing roll top bath with Victorian taps and hand held shower attachment on a raised floor. Pedestal wash hand basin and low level W.C. There is a separate fully tiled enclosed shower cubicle. Wooden wall panelling and exposed wooden flooring. Window to the rear elevation.

Bedroom Three:

10' 5'' x 11' 0'' (3.17m x 3.35m)

Feature fireplace. Two built-in wardrobes. Cast iron traditional radiator. Window to the front elevation.

Externally:

Rear:

A courtyard garden with stone and iron railing boundaries, offering views over the surrounding countryside. A perfect setting for outside dining with a recessed area for BBQ and access to the quaint cobbled Naylor Yard, and having gated access to the same.

Garage:

A double garage offering off parking to the rear.

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Yes
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Yes
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Church Lane, Leek

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Daniel & Hulme, Leek

66 Derby Street, Leek, ST13 5AJ

Daniel & Hulme, Leek

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For over 40 years Daniel & Hulme have been proudly servicing Leek and the Staffordshire Moorlands and our team has been here for over 20 of those years.

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We are Natalie, Alison and John. A small but perfect group of friends who work together closely to provide the best service for our customers.

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