This semi-detached home features three bedrooms and two reception rooms, spread across two floors, offering a solid foundation for renovation and investment opportunities. With some updates, this property can be transformed into a comfortable living space suitable for various buyers, including first-time owners, investors, or those looking to downsize.
On the ground floor, the front lounge is spacious and benefits from abundant natural light through a large window. This area presents an excellent chance for modern enhancements to create an inviting main living area. Adjacent to the lounge is a versatile second reception room that could function as a dining space, snug, or home office—its layout provides ample possibilities for different configurations.
The kitchen, located at the rear of the house, offers generous dimensions for fitting units and possibly incorporating a breakfast bar. Although it requires modernization, the existing layout allows for creative redesigns that can elevate its functionality. A utility room adds practicality by providing extra space for laundry appliances or additional storage solutions.
Moving upstairs, the master bedroom enjoys a spacious arrangement with large windows that bring in natural light—a blank canvas ready for personal touches. The second bedroom is also comfortably sized and can serve as guest accommodation or additional family space. The third bedroom is smaller but still holds potential as a child’s room, home office, or dressing area; it would benefit from redecoration to maximize its usability. The family bathroom currently contains a traditional three-piece suite.
Externally, the property features a front garden which could be adapted into off-street parking while retaining some greenery. The rear garden offers both stone flags and lawn areas—ideal spaces for outdoor activities or family leisure time.
Situated in Haslingden within the Rossendale Valley of Lancashire, this location boasts both historical significance and stunning natural beauty. Known for its rich industrial heritage dating back to the Bronze Age and its evolution during the Industrial Revolution with textile production and quarrying—most famously illustrated by Haslingden Flag stone used in landmarks like Trafalgar Square—the town beautifully blends tradition with nature. Residents enjoy close access to local landmarks such as St James's Church—a site with origins tracing back to 1284—and contemporary installations like The Halo sculpture which represents Haslingden’s innovative spirit.
With freehold tenure and council tax band A status under Rossendale Borough Council, this property not only offers immediate living space but also substantial renovation potential in an area blending history with vibrant community life.
