A charming three bedroomed semi-detached cottage, located on the picturesque Hollin House Lane in the Loxley Valley, S6.
With stunning views, ample garden and cosy, welcoming character, this property boasts a bespoke kitchen with a range of traditional style units and a central island which is flooded with light through the skylight windows. The inner lobby with its superb built-in storage units makes an ideal study or hobby room and leads into a generous lounge / dining room with a feature wood burning stove and large picture window to soak up the valley vista beyond. The bathroom has a large walk-in shower, wash hand basin and WC with the added benefit of a laundry storage area, housing the washing machine and tumble dryer. Three bedrooms can be found on the adjacent floors, the master of which commands those stunning far-reaching views.
Stepping outside, the house sits in a south-facing plot of nearly half an acre; there is off-road parking for four cars on a gravel driveway, a mature orchard and soft fruit area, two large wildlife ponds, mixed shrubs, perennials, hedgerows and grassed areas. Throughout the undulating garden are various seating spots to soak up the views and entertain friends and family. There are several garden buildings including a large summer house with covered entertaining area, and an insulated wooden cabin with power and internet connection which is ideal for a home office/studio/workshop or social space. A further area has been allocated by the current owner for another garden room if required - a concrete foundation has been laid along with all power/internet/water supply. There is also an outside loo for added convenience.

Hollin House Lane is in a semi-rural position on the outskirts of Sheffield at the edge of the Peak District, ideal for people who enjoy the peace and tranquility of the countryside but don't want to be too far away from the city. The shops and amenities at Malin Bridge, Hillsborough and Stannington, are all just over a mile away. Bus routes are found on Loxley Road and the tram at Malin Bridge, which both offer services to the city centre. A diversity of walks are on your doorstep, which take in the beautiful local reservoirs, river valley, moors and woodlands. The picturesque village of Bradfield is only a short distance away, with several good local pubs, a brewery, shop and cafes.

Tenure - Freehold

Council Tax Band - C

EPC Rating - D

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