3 bed House For Sale
Dingle Hollow, Romiley, Stockport, SK6

Built over FOUR floors the cottage offers ample living accommodation. It's bigger inside than it looks from the front. In Brief the property is set back from the road and consist of Off Street Parking to the Front, A Lounge, Kitchen, Family Room, Two Bedroom and a Bathroom with the addition Loft Room. Outside to the rear is a forecourt garden for enjoying the outside space The property sits within catchment for both Romiley Primary School and Marple hall School. The property will suit those looking for a family home, a professional couple or those looking for a local Buy - To - Let investment.

The cottage is available to view. Do contact Edward Mellor Romiley if you are interested in viewing or if you have any further information about the cottages and their place in local history.

Old Photos provided and thanks goes to Local Pictorial Historian Mark M

Romiley Now

In case you don't know Romiley A vibrant village in the gateway to the Peak District with easy access to the centre of Manchester, via its own railway station, and J25 / 26 of the M60. A growing Café culture makes the village centre a nice place to be. A selection of pubs (Many of which serve food) are also open for those who like something a little stronger. Eating out isn't restricted to the café's and Pubs as there is a nice selection of Restaurants in the village. Shopping locally is easy with many speciality shops including Butchers, Green Grocer and Hardware shops. Two of the nation's top four supermarkets also have premises in Romiley. With its own village Infants and Junior school and Three senior schools within a few miles, Romiley offers a great place to bring up your family.

A Bit Of Local History

The cottages at Dingle Hollow were built in the 18th Century long before Romiley had a Railway Station, A High Street and even before St Chad's Church. The cottage were built to stand between Romiley (which at the time had a few cottages, including Barlow Fold) and Marple.

in 1870 John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales described Romiley like this..... "ROMILEY, or Chadkirk, a village and a township-chapelry in Stockport parish, Cheshire. The village stands on the Peak Forest canal, adjacent to the Manchester, Hyde, and New Mills railway, 4 miles E by N of Stockport; and has a station on the railway, and a post-office under Stockport. The chapelry comprises 2, 290 acres. ..."

For years the end cottage was a local shop "Uncle Tom's" and i have heard many stories of people going there for their mum and dad or on the way home from school to get a penny mix.

Take a look at the selection of photos taken of Dingle hollow over the years and see the opportunity to purchase a piece of local history.

Outside Front

Set back from the road, with Off Street Parking for One Car

Ground Floor

Storm Porch

French doors to the front aspect and a hard wood door to the Lounge.

Lounge - 4.91 x 3.96 (16'1" x 13'0")

A Cosy room with Natural light provided through TWO double glazed windows to the front aspect, fitted with wooden slatted blinds. Access from the Storm Porch, Stairs to the first Floor Landing and door to Kitchen Dining room. No matter how much modern technology you add (A TV, Music System etc) the focal point of the room will always be the original fire place housing a cast iron dule fule stove.

Kitchen - 4.91 x 2.15 (16'1" x 7'1")

A good space that provides somewhere to prepare a a meal together The Kitchen is fitted with a selection of wall and base units including carousel corner units and wooden works surface for food preparation. Space and plumbing for all the appliances that we need for modern living including Bosh induction Hob and self cleaning Bosh Oven, Dishwasher and Wine chilling cabinet. Natural light provided through a Double glazed window to the rear rear aspects. Door to the rear forecourt garden

Lower Ground Floor

Family Room / Bedroom Three - 6.12 x 4.85 (20'1" x 15'11")

Such versatile accommodation. What would you use this space for? An addition reception room? Another Bedroom? a Home office? Natural light comes in through a double glazed window to the rear aspect. Door to the rear forecourt garden. Two walk in storage / utility spaces.

First Floor

First Floor Landing

Stairs from the Lounge, Stairs to the Loft room and access to all First floor accommodation.

Bedroom One - 4.91 x 2.79 (16'1" x 9'2")

A Good Double bedroom with natural light provided through Two double glazed windows to the Front aspect. Built in solid wood bedroom furniture.

Bedroom Two - 2.16 x 2.16 (7'1" x 7'1")

The second Bedroom, this time with light coming in through Two Double glazed windows to the rear aspect. Easily configured as a home office for those working from home.

Family Bathroom - 2.47 x 1.46 (8'1" x 4'9")

A modern Bathroom with Panel Bath and Shower over, Wash hand basin, Low level WC, Tiled walls and natural light provided through a UPVC Double glazed window to the rear aspect.

Second Floor

Loft Room - 4.91 x 3.37 (16'1" x 11'1")

More versatile accommodation. With Velux windows providing the natural light.

Outside Rear

A private and enclosed Southerly facing rear garden that isn't overlooked Prefect for enjoying the outside space, in the morning with a Coffee and maybe in the evening with a glass of wine as you unwind. Ideal for for entertaining. All surrounded by mature plants and shrubs.

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