5 buy to let properties for sale in Summerseat

If you love traditional stone cottages, Hill Street in Summerseat might be perfect for you. This end stone cottage, dating back to around 1776, originally was built for the mill workers. At that time, the basement level would have housed workers, and the first and second floor, the management and their families. It offers the charm and quirkiness typical of such properties while being fully renovated to meet modern needs. Located in an elevated ...

FOUR-BEDROOM FAMILY HOME IN A SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION Welcome to Ashborne Drive - a charming location offering a brilliant four-bedroom family home with amazing potential. This property is not just a house; it's a canvas waiting for someone to add their personal touch and make it their own. With stunning views across to Holcombe and the picturesque surrounding countryside surrounding the property, this house is not just a home; it's a retreat from ...

A stunning, Grade-II listed period, stone cottage, with three double bedrooms and spacious accommodation over 1,110 sqft/ 103sqm. Featuring a family bathroom and a large walk-in wardrobe, with plumbing in place for an en-suite if preferred, there is also a fitted kitchen and a separate utility room and a generous open plan lounge and dining room. Please call Ryder & Dutton to arrange a viewing.Nestled in the beautiful village of Summerseat, just ...

A rather rare commodity; we are often asked for the seemingly impossible - a stone cottage property with three double bedrooms, large gardens, plenty of parking, views down a valley to a stream, oh! and it has to be accessible! Stonelea on Bass Lane in Summerseat ticks all of those boxes and is indeed a bespoke country home and a rare opportunity. Built during the early 19th century Stonelea is a stone constructed, freehold semi detached country ...

**LARGE PRIVATE PLOT ** NO ONWARD CHAIN **Occupying a commanding and enviable plot, standing proudly in the heart of the leafy village of Summerseat sits this wonderfully unique detached home! The property, which has a rich history is believed to date all the way back to 1902 where it used to supply fresh water to the neighbouring cottages on Hill Street and then later Brooksbottom Mill. The site was decommissioned in the 1980’s and was later c...