With parking available in the garage, which features solar panels to its roof alongside an EV charging point, stone steps lead up to the front door, where etched windows invite light through to the porch, whose high ceiling amplifies the airy feel. A handsome, original internal door with elegant stained-glass transom creates a sense of separation between the outside world and within, continuing through into the main entrance hallway.

Dramatic blue-black architraves and coving add grandeur, also adorning the archway ahead whist Minton tiling underfoot evokes the heritage of the home for a real sense of arrival.

Stained glass dresses the doorway to the left, opening into the dining room to the front of the home, where two large windows flood light into the room, framing views out over the countryside. Tracing the ceiling, richly layered coving infuses character. Beneath a robust stone hearth, warmth emanates from a log burning stove.

Back in the entrance hallway, to the left of the dining room, another elegant doorway leads into the lounge, where soft white walls combine with wood-effect flooring, showered in light from the large stained-glass windows looking out over the countryside which unfurls to the side of Callender Street. Deep windowsills evoke the sturdy stone walls, whilst beams trace the high ceiling overhead in this light, bright and airy family space.

Storage can be found beneath the stairs, whilst integrated bookshelving adds a layer of versatility to the room.

Stepping up to the rear of the room, a stable door provides access out to the side sun terrace where views extend beyond. Opening up at the rear of the lounge, discover abundant storage in the cream Shaker-style cabinetry of the kitchen, where granite worktops provide plenty of preparation space, harmonising with the tiled splashbacks.

Cook up a feast for family and friends utilising the Bosch induction hob, with glass splashback and extractor hood above. A double oven stands beside an integrated fridge freezer.

Accessed from the rear of the kitchen, the utility room keeps clutter concealed, with further worktop space and storage, alongside a sink and plumbing for a washing machine. Tucked away to one side of the room, a door opens to reveal a beautifully decorated downstairs WC where a pop of cheerful mustard yellow to the lower wall panelling brings a splash of sunshine, harmonising with the whimsical tone of the scale-patterned splashback to the wash basin.

Back in the entrance hallway, a striped, monochromatic, woven-wool carpet runner guides you up the staircase to the first-floor landing, where deep, recessed shelving to the left is ideal for storing books.

Next on the left, freshen up in the bathroom, flooded with light, and tiled to the floor and lower walls. Warmth emanates from the heated mirror, whilst a spa-bath is adorned with light from the large, stained-glass window which offers enchanting views out over the fields. Alongside a traditional Burlington wash basin with vanity unit storage beneath, the bathroom houses a separate shower.

At the end of the landing, arrive at a spacious and light-filled double bedroom, with charcoal panelling to one wall and views out over the fields to the side. From above, stargaze through the large Velux window in the high ceiling. Exposed stonework adds further character to one corner.

Returning to the top of the stairs, turn left and continue ahead into the cosily carpeted principal bedroom, where sage green panelling to one wall evokes the countryside views framed by a stained-glass window. Spacious and bright, fitted shelving traves the angles of the roof pitch – painted in a harmonising sage green, refreshment awaits in the ensuite – tiled underfoot and featuring a walk-in, wet room drench shower, vanity unit wash basin and WC.

Back on the landing, make your way right to discover a third spacious double bedroom, carpeted underfoot and with views out over Callender Street and to the distant hills. Fitted bookshelves once again follow the angle of the roofline to maximise storage.

Finally, discover a fourth bedroom on this level, ideal as a home office, serenely decorated and peacefully looking out over the street to the front.

From this bedroom, carpeted stairs reach up to the loft level, where a wall of stylish sage green fitted wardrobes and drawers provide an abundance of storage. Currently serving as a music room with two large sofas, windows to both sides draw in an influx of light framing exceptional views out over the surrounding countryside and hills. Versatile and inviting, this room could also serve as a dressing room, office space or bedroom.

Out and About
Perfectly positioned just moments from the bustling centre of Ramsbottom, this property offers an enviable lifestyle in one of the North West’s most sought-after locations. Frequently featured in the Sunday Times’ Best Places to Live, Ramsbottom is renowned for its vibrant community, independent boutiques, and outstanding dining scene.

Stroll through the charming high street, where artisan shops and independent retailers offer unique finds, from handcrafted gifts to stylish home décor. Food lovers are spoilt for choice, with an array of exceptional eateries and welcoming pubs. The Holcombe Tap, widely regarded as Ramsbottom’s cosiest pub, provides the perfect setting to enjoy a guest ale by the open fire or a handcrafted cocktail from its curated menu.

For those with a taste for local brews, the Irwell Works Brewery Tap is a must-visit. Here, you can sample classic ales such as Mad Dogs and Englishmen or Costa del Salford, all while soaking up the friendly, laid-back atmosphere that makes Ramsbottom so special.

Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, Ramsbottom is a paradise for those who love the great outdoors. Lace up your walking boots and head for Holcombe Hill, where panoramic views over the valley reward your efforts. Alternatively, explore the scenic trails of the Kirklees Valley, perfect for weekend strolls, morning jogs, or dog walks.

Everyday essentials are easily accessible, with Aldi, Tesco, and Morrisons all close by, ensuring that your weekly shop is never an inconvenience. Families will appreciate the excellent selection of schools, including Hazelhurst Primary, St Joseph’s, St Andrew’s, Peel Brow Primary, and Woodhey High School, all just a short drive away.

For commuters, Ramsbottom is ideally positioned with seamless access to the M66 and A56, providing quick connections to Bury, Bolton, Burnley, and Blackburn. Whether enjoying the village atmosphere, indulging in the local dining scene, or embracing the nearby countryside, this location offers the very best of town and country living.

In the heart of Ramsbottom, just a short walk from the shops and yet in the embrace of nature, experience the best of both worlds at Callender Street.


Council Tax Band: C (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold (839 years)
Ground Rent: £2.5 per year
Parking options: Off Street