Characterful two-bedroom, three-floor home with large loft and village location..
- Spacious three-floor layout, approx. 1,233 sq ft
- Two double bedrooms plus large loft room
- Victorian stone façade with period character
- Small front garden; gravelled rear outdoor area
- Gas central heating (Ideal combi) and uPVC glazing
- EPC D — likely needs energy/insulation improvements
- Pre-1900 solid walls; no assumed wall insulation
- Chain-free freehold in a popular Saddleworth village
This Victorian end-of-terrace home in Diggle offers a practical family layout over three floors, with two generous double bedrooms and a large loft room that can serve as a play area, home office or further bedroom. Period stone elevations and traditional windows give the house character while internal space extends to around 1,233 sq ft.
The ground floor provides a bright lounge and an open kitchen/dining area that flows to the gravelled rear outside space; a small elevated front garden and walled boundary add privacy from the road. The property is warmed by an Ideal combination boiler and benefits from uPVC double glazing for day-to-day comfort. It is chain-free and sold freehold, positioned close to local shops, pubs, canal-side walks and good primary schools — a convenient village location for families.
Buyers should note the Energy Performance Certificate rating of D and the building’s pre-1900 stone construction, which likely means solid walls with limited insulation. The house is presented well but offers clear scope for energy improvements and cosmetic updating in places to enhance comfort and running costs. The plot is small, so outdoor space is modest.
Overall this is a characterful, well-located family home with flexible upstairs loft space and straightforward potential to improve energy efficiency and personalise finishes. A viewing will show how the accommodation and village setting could work for everyday family life.