i.
A vaulted lounge, the size of an evening.
The roof opens upward into a double-height vaulted ceiling. A second wood-burning stove sits in the original stone, and the window looks long across the fields.
Old Glossop, Derbyshire
55 Manor Park Road
Offered at £395,000
Chapter One
Two dwellings, drawn into one.
A truly individual cottage of character, originally two separate dwellings. It stands just over the road from Manor Park, adjoining Old Glossop Cricket Club, with far-reaching hill views beyond.
Immaculately presented throughout, with many recent improvements: a refitted Shaker kitchen with range cooker, a conservatory with warm roof, a vaulted first-floor lounge with wood-burning stove, and a manicured shared garden that opens onto the green.
- Type
- Period Cottage
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Tenure
- Freehold
- EPC
- D
- Council Tax
- C
Chapter Two
The anatomy of a period home.
Originally two dwellings, now drawn into one. Tap a room on the plan to step inside.
01.Entrance Hall
A composite front door opens onto herringbone flooring and a spindled staircase — the first quiet hint that this was once two homes, now drawn into one.
ii.
A Shaker kitchen, made for slow Sundays.
Refitted in pale dove-grey shaker cabinetry with brushed steel handles, marble-effect counters, a Belfast sink and a black Stoves range. Metro-tile splashback, oak-topped island, painted beamed ceiling, herringbone floor — bright, calm, quietly functional.
iii.
A conservatory that lets the garden in.
A natural stone floor and a recent warm roof — equally good for winter coffee and a summer book. The garden is two steps away.
iv.
A master suite with the stone left bare.
An exposed stone wall, fitted wardrobes, shutter blinds. The en-suite sits behind, washed by a Velux skylight — light from above, all day long.
Chapter Three
A shared heritage of green.
Beyond the threshold lies a manicured shared garden that meets the hallowed turf of the Old Glossop Cricket Club. On a Saturday afternoon you can hear the bat from the conservatory.
- Immaculate period cottage
- Far-reaching country views
- Three bedrooms & en-suite
- Vaulted first-floor lounge
- Refitted Shaker kitchen
- Conservatory with warm roof
- Shared garden by the cricket pitch
- EPC D · Council tax band C
Chapter Four
Just over the road from the park.
Old Glossop sits on the western edge of the Peak District National Park — cobbled lanes, a working cricket club, two good pubs, and a station that puts Manchester within forty minutes.
- Manor Park30 second walk
- Old Glossop Cricket ClubAdjoining the garden
- The Wheatsheaf / The Bull's Head5 minute walk
- Glossop Station15 minute walk
- Manchester Piccadilly~40 minutes by train
Chapter Five
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