- Two-bedroom stone cottage with countryside views both front and rear
- Around 669 sq ft; average-sized rooms and footprint
- 999-year lease from 1878 (long leasehold)
- EPC C; double glazing fitted after 2002
- Mains gas central heating; log-burning stove in lounge
- Stone outbuilding and lawned rear garden with block-paved seating
- Built pre-1900 with sandstone/limestone walls; likely no wall insulation
- Walking distance to Hadfield station; good commuter links to Manchester
A charming two-bedroom stone cottage positioned in semi-rural Padfield, offering wide countryside views to the front and rear. The ground floor has a spacious lounge with a stone fireplace and log-burning stove, plus a well-appointed kitchen with understairs storage. Upstairs are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern three-piece bathroom. The property totals approximately 669 sq ft and sits in a small front garden with a lawned rear garden and a handy stone outbuilding for extra storage.
Practical benefits include double glazing (fitted after 2002), mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, EPC rating C, and a very long lease (999 years from 1878). The location will suit commuters and nature lovers alike: Hadfield train station is within walking distance for regular services to Manchester, and the Peak District countryside is immediately accessible.
Notable considerations are its age and construction: built before 1900 with traditional sandstone/limestone walls (no assumed cavity insulation), so buyers should budget for possible thermal improvements or stair/loft insulation if desired. The property is leasehold (long lease) and modest in overall footprint, so those needing larger living spaces should note the average room sizes. Council Tax band B represents relatively low running costs.
This cottage will appeal to buyers seeking village life with strong commuter links and countryside access — ideal as a family home, downsizer property, or a commuter purchase. It offers period character, practical modern comforts, and further scope for targeted energy-efficiency improvements.
