Mortimers

An exceptional detached Grade II listed period country house lying in approximately 1.6 acres or thereabouts of formal gardens with substantial internal accommodation and granny flat.

Rural in nature with views to the front the property lies in an extremely convenient location with good routes to adjoining towns and villages and some very pleasant country walks through rolling countryside. Having been considerably improved by the current owners over the last 7 years the immensely characterful internal accommodation offers flexible living, luxury appointments and a wealth of character features being typical of a residence of the late Regency/early Victorian period.

Historical Note
The property, constructed circa 1830 was built by Hannibal Leigh Becker, a local chemical manufacturer, and was the early home of Lydia Becker, a pioneer of Womens Suffrage Movement, botanist and painter.

Built to a high specification by Hurstwood - a spacious well proportioned house providing approx 2416 Sq Ft of floor space. Briefly comprising entrance hall, cloaks with 2 pce suite, lounge, study, dining room, superb family room through to conservatory open to kitchen with extensive range of units and integrated appliances, utility room. On the first floor 4 bedrooms, master with en suite 3 pce shower room, dressing room, patio doors to balcony, bedroom 2 with 3 pce en suite shower room, family bathroom, underfloor gas central heating, PVC double glazed window frames.
Outside turfed front and rear gardens, blocked paved driveway to detached double garage, enjoying one of the best positions in Great Harwood with stunning unspoilt views of the surrounding countryside. Perfect location with good private and state schools within easy commuting distance.