10 Ramsden Wood Road, Todmorden

The property is located in the ever popular village of Walsden , Todmorden and is well placed for local amenities , bars , gym, local shop , post office , Gorden Riggs garden centre and tea rooms , 2 dining pubs , and canal and countryside walks literally on your doorstep. 

For the more adventurous you can cycle along the canal tow path to Todmorden , Hebden Bridge and Littleborough, which are all quirky and exciting towns in which to shop , eat, drink or just soak up the atmosphere. 

If you fancy the bright lights of the City then the local train station is only a few minutes walk away , Manchester 25 mins Leeds 45 mins 

People that move to Todmorden, say that they love it here mainly for the friendliness of the people, and that people make time for you. And that's what makes it a really welcoming community.

Lets go inside entering the property you come in to a surprisingly spacious lounge , with open stairs leading up to the next level , some of the stand out features of this room are a feature glass block wall , wooden flooring , and the stone surround wood burner ( Make those cold winter nights nice and cosy ) There is sufficient space for a decent sized dining table ideal for busy family meals or for more formal dining with family and friends 

Next is the kitchen with eggshell blue base and wall units , with complimentary wood effect work surfaces , integrated oven gas hob and extractor , fridge and a washing machine , original stone flagged floor ,  a door from here leads out to a shared alleyway for access. A door from the kitchen leads down to the cellar 

Going up stairs off of a spacious landing are 2 double bedrooms , and the family bathroom with a modern 3 piece suite with a roll top bath with a shower above

Todmorden is a bustling market town with a real sense of community. From the Incredible Edible to the Todmorden Harriers running club, there is a wide variety of things to do. The town is also an ideal location if you like walking, with many established walkways and trails surrounding the area. With an array of coffee shops, bars and restaurants, Indoor and outdoor markets, leisure centre, park, Theater, orchestral and choral society, cricket club, several churches, 4 of the major shops, six primary schools, one high school, and the medical centre , this is truly a lovely place to live. Hailed as one of the best places to live in the UK by the Times newspaper

Do not miss your opportunity to make this characterful cottage your home - lines are open 24/7

E.P.C  To follow

Council tax = A

Leasehold = 834 years 

Living Room

5.74m x 3.63m - 18'10" x 11'11"

Kitchen

3.57m x 2.8m - 11'9" x 9'2"

Bathroom

2.14m x 2.02m - 7'0" x 6'8"

Bedroom 1

3.57m x 2.8m - 11'9" x 9'2"

Bedroom 2

3.6m x 2.45m - 11'10" x 8'0"