WE all love a bargain and when it comes to buying a property you look for what hidden extras, mod-cons or features for the price and Hollin Hey Farm does not disappoint.
It is on the market with Miller Metcalfe Prestige in Bolton for £950,000 but this stunning and charming grade-II listed four bed-room farmhouse has lots of wonderful additions that make it an interesting project for a family.
Dating back to the 1640s, the property also includes a two-storey annexe, and a detached stone barn which has planning permission for two dwelling and a three acre paddock.
With an amazing elevated position, accessed via a private road and appreciating breathtaking panoramic views extending across stunning countryside.
The property is accessed via a porch, into the spacious lounge which oozes character with the classy feature fireplace while it benefits from lots of natural light as it overlooks the front gardens.
As you walk out of the formal dining area there is a generous study/office, which is ideal for those looking to continue to work from home. The hub of family life is the kitchen, which is a spectacular space that has been designed with modern family living at the forefront.
The individually designed Daval shaker style kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of oak wall and base units, comprising cupboards, drawers and looks modern with the white marble work surfaces.
Being a farmhouse, you expect some traditional features and what better than an original Victorian stove which gives us a reminder of the mists of history.
The splendid living kitchen offers more than enough luxurious space for cooking, dining and relaxing alike, making it ideally suited to modern family living.
Upstairs, you will be in awe of the spectacular master suite that is generously proportioned, with exposed beams and a high vaulted ceiling.
There are three further good-sized bedrooms two of which are doubles, each with its own unique style.
Outside, there are some manicured gardens offer a wonderful private space for relaxing, child’s play and simply must be viewed in person to be fully appreciated. The final hidden gem of the house is a quaint courtyard, perfect for enjoying al-fresco dining
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