- Two-bedroom mezzanine in a converted 1874 Grade II chapel
- Vaulted ceilings, sash windows and original stone masonry
- Newly renovated interior; new carpets and fitted shutters
- Open-plan contemporary kitchen with modern appliances
- Leasehold tenure; Grade II listing may restrict alterations
- Service charge £200pcm and ground rent £120pa
- Possible paid parking; confirm availability and terms
- Double glazing installed before 2002; mains gas central heating
Set within a converted 1874 Wesleyan Chapel in the heart of Ramsbottom, this two-bedroom mezzanine apartment combines period character with recent contemporary renovation. High vaulted ceilings, sash windows and stone masonry give the ground-floor home a dramatic, airy feel, while bespoke interior design and new carpets deliver ready-to-live-in comfort.
The layout works well for a couple, downsizer or commuter seeking a low-maintenance town-centre base. An open-plan kitchen/dining area is fitted with modern appliances and downlights; the mezzanine provides flexible sleeping or home‑working space. Excellent mobile signal and local amenities are on the doorstep, with cafes, restaurants, a heritage railway and transport links close by.
Important practical points are straightforward: the property is leasehold, Grade II listed (which affects repairs and alterations), and there is a modest ground rent and below-average service charge. Possible paid parking arrangements exist but are not permanent — enquire for current details. The apartment was converted in 1999 and recently renovated; double glazing and mains gas central heating are in place, though some glazing predates 2002.
This is a chain-free sale in an affluent, low-crime area with real character and community atmosphere. If you value living inside a distinctive historic building with contemporary interiors and central convenience, this apartment offers a rare combination of style and practicality.
