Burnley Road, Bacup, Rossendale, OL13

This substantial freehold period house is arranged over three floors and provides five bedrooms, two reception rooms, a kitchen, family bathroom and an upper-floor ensuite and dressing room. The property is described as dating from around 1860 and retains features including high ceilings, period detailing, sash-style windows and a barrel-vaulted cellar. Its past uses have included court hearings, solicitors' offices, restaurants and cafés, before it became a private home around 25 years ago. The ground floor has a large entrance hall, separate living and dining rooms, and access to the cellar, which has electricity and water connections. The first floor contains the kitchen, two bedrooms and the family bathroom; three further bedrooms, a dressing room and ensuite are on the top floor. The layout offers scope for different household arrangements, while the cellar could be considered for other uses subject to permissions and consents. Gas central heating is supplied by a Baxi boiler reported to be around ten years old and recently serviced. The house is in the town centre, close to shops, cafés and other amenities, with road links towards Manchester, Burnley and Blackburn. Todmorden railway station is stated to be about 15 minutes away. A free public car park is accessible to the rear. The listing also identifies possible apartment, HMO or commercial uses, all subject to the relevant planning permissions and consents.