3 Bedroom Terraced House

Go On, Try Not To Fall For This Cute Kitchen-Diner. Soft pastel cabinets, open shelves and bunting strung between the beams makes this ‘cottagecore’ kitchen feel like a warm hug every time you walk in. It’s in a sought after Millbank spot with South facing valley views from every window.

Ever wanted to live inside your own Pinterest board? This is what it actually looks like in real life. 

The sage green cabinetry and warm wood worktops are the real stars here, paired with open shelving stacked with pretty crockery that gives the whole room its Cath Kidston charm. A wood burner and stone fireplace sit at the far end, so the open plan space doubles up as a proper place to get together and relax. Worth noting the super-cute pink Smeg fridge isn't integrated, so it's one to check on with the current owners.

Beyond the kitchen-diner, the house settles into more traditional cottage vibes. The first floor has a decent size double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and overhead storage, plus green views that stretch out beyond the trees. 

The bathroom on this floor is properly spacious too, with more built-in storage tucked in, so there's none of the usual squeeze you get in a period terrace.

Two further good sized bedrooms sit up on the second floor, one with its own built-in storage, and being that bit higher means the views get even better. There's a cellar downstairs for anything you don't want cluttering the kitchen, and a sunny terrace at the front with room for a table, chairs and a shed if you need one.

Because this is a rear terrace, sitting to the rear of Victoria Terrace, you're set back from the road entirely. No passing traffic, no through-noise, just peace, quiet and those valley views.

Millbank is a sought after spot tucked into the hillside between Ripponden and Sowerby Bridge, surrounded by walking and cycling country in every direction. 

There isn't much in the way of shops, but there doesn't need to be - you've got The Alma pub and restaurant a short stroll away along with the village primary school, and the very pretty  Cottonstones church. 

For everything else, Ripponden and Sowerby Bridge are closeby, Sowerby Bridge has a mainline station, leisure centre with swimming pool and the usual run of everyday shops. And when you do need the motorway, the M62 is about fifteen minutes away, putting Manchester and Leeds well within reach.

Cute cottages with 3 decent sized bedrooms, kitchens and valley views like this don't come along often - you'll be describing them to friends long after you’ve left the viewing.

I’m expecting plenty of interest in this one, so get in touch to arrange a viewing before it's gone.