Bacup, OL13 8QF

Tucked away at the rear of the terraced rows along Burnley Road, in the centre of Weir, this is a large, 1400sqft detached property, with splendid countryside views and off-street parking at the front/side, as you approach. Believed to be part of a row of terraces, 22 Halley Street consists of two, Victorian, stone terraced houses that have been merged into one and separated from the lower end of Halley Street by gardens, giving that sense of space in this detached residence, that is further enhanced, by the open valley views. Traditionally the front of the property would have been the valley facing side with gardens and a small conservatory/orangery entrance has been added, however if parking at the rear. you are perhaps more likely to use the entrance off the patio garden there. In this case you would enter a spacious, 130sqft fitted kitchen diner, with a collection of fitted units across three walls and space for a breakfast, dining table. An open doorway leads into a stunning, almost 400sqft open plan L-shaped reception space. To the fore there is a 70sqft dining area, adjacent to the kitchen with a 30sqft utility room on the opposite side and a rear window. Open access leads through to the 225sqft living room, with an open staircase to the first floor, two rear windows and an open access to the c.200sqft lounge with fireplace, front window and a door into the conservatory with dining table and a door to the front patio gardens with views. The first-floor features a bright landing with a window at the top of the stairs and a hallway wind around, giving access to all four bedrooms and both bathrooms. Bedroom one is a particularly large, 190sqft double bedroom with a small side window and a large front window, maximising the valley views and featuring a five door, L-shaped fitted wardrobe. Bedroom two, is a second good double bedroom at around 130sqft and sharing the valley views. Bedrooms two and three are large single bedrooms, at 85sqft and 80 sqft respectively. There is a three-piece bathroom at the far end of the hallway and at the end closer to the stairs, a three-piece shower room. Sold with no vendor chain, this property is currently with the family and solicitors seeking a grant of probate, but we have been advised of an estimated time of grant in the second half of 2026. The sale cannot be legally exchanged or completed until probate has been granted and the above time is a guide. It may be granted before this time but may also take longer. We will endeavour to guide any interested parties who wish to place an offer, as updates are given to us.