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Mill House, Park Lane Little Bollington, WA14 4TJ Mill House, Park Lane, Little Bollington, WA14 4TJ Description AVAILABLE AS A LONG TERM LET FROM EARLY JAN 2014. LANDLORD FLEXIBLE ON FURNISHINGS. A charming three double bedroom cottage dating back to the 1800's enjoying a semi rural location affording views of the surrounding countryside as well as the Dunham Massey Estate. This cottage lies directly on the pathway leading up to the main mill and next to the River Bollin. Original features throughout and the sound of the rushing water from the adjacent River Bollin all adding to the character of this fantastic family home. The rural yet convenient location makes this property an ideal proposition for anyone looking to commute into Manchester City Centre. With the M56 & M60 Motorway network being only a short distance away. In brief the accommodation comprises: Entrance hallway with large understates storage area, lounge, living room, large open lounge and dining room, conservatory and kitchen all to the ground floor. To the first floor there is a shower room and three generous double bedrooms. The master bedroom benefitting from a spacious En-Suite Bathroom and bedroom two enjoying an Sun Terrace with views over the gardens, River Bollin and surrounding countryside. Externally to the rear there are mature, private gardens mainly Key Features • Three double bed detached cottage • Master bedroom with En-Suite Bathroom • Stunning & sought after semi rural location • Charming original features throughout • Two reception rooms and large conservatory • Driveway and detached double garage £2,100 Per calendar month 'A charming three double bedroom cottage dating back to the 1800's enjoying a semi rural location and stunning picturesque views of the surrounding countryside' Dimensions Dimensions Entrance Hallway Lounge 12'2" x 10'0" Living Room 23'5" x 14'11" L Shape Conservatory 20'11" x 13'8" To widest points Kitchen 22'7" x 7'2" First Floor Landing Master Bedroom 14'1" x 14'5" L Shape En-Suite Bathroom 9'5" x 8'3" Bedroom Two 22'9" x 7'5" Bedroom Three 13'5" x 10'1" Shower Room 8'5" x 5'2" 16-18 Cross Street, Sale Cheshire M33 7AE T: 0161 973 6680 E: [email protected] WWW.ASHWORTHHOLME.CO.UK Disclaimer: These particulars are believed to be correct, but their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract. All dimensions given are approximate. No warranty will be given for any appliances included in the sale. A690 Printed by Ravensworth Tel: 01670 713330.

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