2 Bedroom Property, Golborne Road, Warrington, WA2 8SY

We are honoured to bring to the market this charming period cottage which dates back to the early 1600's, forming a big part of the local heritage. The property's claim to fame was that during the battle of Red Bank 1648, Oliver Cromwell stayed at the property and stabled his horses there, a clue in the property's name.

Upon crossing the threshold and stepping inside the inviting entrance sitting room, you feel immediately welcomed with a warm embrace and can't help but admire the character of this beautiful home. The beamed ceilings, exposed brickwork and stone walls showcase the craftsmanship of a bygone era. If only the walls could talk, they would certainly have some tales to tell!

The entrance sitting room has a window to the side aspect, overlooking the delightful garden, a large under stairs storage cupboard for those daily essentials, a door leading down into the heart of the home lounge and a staircase rising to the first floor and flows seamlessly into the open plan dining kitchen. Effortlessly marrying it's historical charm with the practicalities of daily life, the kitchen is fitted with a range of timeless shaker style wall and base units with complementary solid oak worktops tops over and is equipped with a range of built-in appliances, including a white Belfast sink that sits beneath a window overlooking the garden, has space for white goods and also boasts every chef's dream, a range cooker, perfect for cooking up a storm after a busy day!

Accessed off the dining kitchen is the utility and combined boot room which is well organised with wall and base units while still being aesthetically pleasing, an ideal space where functionality meets style, providing another warm and welcoming entry point for both residents and guests and great for kicking off those muddy boots after a long local walk. There is also access from the utility into the cellar, which presents a fantastic opportunity to convert further if required.

The showstopper of the ground floor living space is the sunken heart of the home. A lounge that beckons with warmth, comfort and a wealth of period features. As you descend into this cosy sanctuary, you're immediately enveloped in a timeless atmosphere that blends it's rich heritage with contemporary relaxation. This room oozes period charm adorned with beamed ceilings made from original ship masts, exposed brickwork, parquet flooring and solid walls with cottage style windows to the front aspect. The centrepiece of this room is a magnificent exposed brick fireplace with brickwork dating back to 1548, housing a multi-fuel burner where you can relax and unwind while watching the flickering dance of a real fire, the perfect place to retire and get cosy of an evening.

Ascending to the first floor, there is a spacious landing with a window overlooking the front aspect and provides access to two generous double bedrooms. The master bedroom exudes warmth with its soft muted colour palette. A feature wall in pastel pink provides a neutral backdrop for the rooms classic furnishings, including a large fitted wardrobe with mirrored fronted sliding doors. The second bedroom makes an excellent guest room which also has a fitted storage cupboard with a farmhouse style door and a window to the side aspect overlooking the enchanting garden.

The shower room is fitted with a sophisticated three-piece suite, a lovely space which harmonises modern convenience with contemporary Victorian style fittings for a look that is both stylish and timeless.

Outside a meticulously landscaped garden unfolds, offering a private oasis including a manicured lawn, mature trees and vibrant flowerbeds that create a tranquil backdrop for outdoor gatherings or just a just moments of quiet contemplation on the patio area with a cuppa. There is a double gate to the front and a large gravelled area for secure parking if required.

This period end terrace cottage not only epitomizes architectural excellence with a contemporary twist but is also perfectly located in a highly desirable area, where community charm converges with modern convenience. The combination of loving upkeep, and an ideal location so close to the M6 and M62 motorway networks, makes this home a true hidden gem for those who appreciate the timeless charm of historic homes in a coveted locale.