Discover this charming Victorian stone cottage, perfectly positioned in the heart of Edgworth Village. Tucked away from the main road yet just moments from local shops, the health centre, and beautiful moorland walks, this delightful home offers a rare blend of countryside tranquillity and village convenience. A quaint front garden, with established plants, a feature pond, and mature trees, sets the scene for the peaceful retreat that awaits.

Step through the porch, where there’s ample space to store coats and shoes, and into a home that effortlessly marries traditional charm with contemporary comforts. The lounge is a cosy haven, featuring a modern yet classically styled wood burner that radiates warmth throughout the room. With views overlooking the front garden, this room is perfect for relaxation, with ample space for modern devices and hobbies. Solid wood floors add a touch of elegance, while the peaceful outlook invites you to unwind and enjoy the sights and sounds of the birds and trees beyond.

Flow through to the kitchen, a charming space adorned with exposed beams and classic oak cabinetry. With a ceramic tiled floor underfoot, this room is both practical and inviting. The kitchen offers plenty of room for cooking and dining, making it a perfect hub for family meals and entertaining. A rear porch, discreetly housing the washing machine and boiler, provides access to the back of the property, where bins and additional storage are conveniently located.

Ascend the unique stone staircase—a beautiful period feature that adds character and charm to the home. At the top of the stairs, the principal bedroom awaits, spanning the full width of the home. This lavishly sized room, dressed in deep shades of blue, exudes tranquillity and sophistication. A period ornamental fireplace adds a touch of elegance and authenticity to this spacious retreat, making it the ideal sanctuary for rest and relaxation.

Freshen up in the tastefully appointed bathroom, where tiles underfoot and partial wood panelling on the walls create a classic yet modern aesthetic. The bathroom features a WC, wash basin, and a bath with an overhead shower, ensuring all your needs are met. Natural light floods through a large frosted window, and a heated towel rail keeps your towels cosy and warm.
Next to the bathroom, a second bedroom offers versatility and comfort. Currently used as a home office, this room easily accommodates a double bed and features views over the rear of the property. A generous space over the stairs offers potential for a built-in storage cupboard, making this room as practical as it is charming.

Step outside into the enclosed front garden, a peaceful escape where you can soak up the sunshine amidst the lush greenery. With a feature pond and a delightful seating area, this garden is a perfect spot to enjoy a quiet morning coffee or a relaxing evening with your favourite tipple. Surrounded by mature trees and established planting, it feels like your own private oasis, far from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Out and About: A Lifestyle Surrounded by Nature
Located near the scenic reservoirs of Turton, Entwistle, and Wayoh, this home is perfectly positioned for nature lovers. Footpaths and trails weave through woodlands and alongside tranquil waters, inviting you to explore and enjoy the great outdoors right from your doorstep. After a day of adventure, Edgworth Village offers a range of local amenities, from the charming Strawbury Duck pub to the locally renowned Holden’s Ice Cream Parlour. The village is also home to a butcher, hairdressers, beauticians, a Post Office, and a cosy café, ensuring all your needs are met within a short stroll from home.
For those seeking leisure activities, Edgworth provides a wealth of options. Enjoy cricket at the local club, make use of the MUGA all-weather pitches, or spend a family day out at The Barlow park. The village embodies a strong community spirit, with amenities catering to all ages and interests.

Despite its rural charm, this home offers excellent connectivity for commuters and families alike. Entwistle train station is just a five-minute walk away, offering direct connections to Manchester in just 35 minutes, as well as links to Blackburn and Clitheroe. Families are well catered for, with Edgworth Primary School close by and Turton Secondary School just a short ten-minute drive away, making school runs a breeze.


Council Tax Band: B (Blackburn with Darwen Council )
Tenure: Freehold
Garden details: Private Garden