4 Bedroom Detached House, Bank Hey Lane South, Blackburn, BB1

*EXTRAORDINARY FOUR BEDROOM DETACHED PERIOD PROPERTY* Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history and exquisite charm of this stunning Grade II* listed 4-bedroom detached house, Miles Wife Hey is believed to be the oldest house in Blackburn. Built in 1543 (with parts dating back to 1525), this architectural gem exudes character and elegance at every turn.

Upon entering, you are immediately struck by the grandeur of the property, with mullioned windows framing the exterior wall of the hallway, which runs the length of the property, with a part vaulted ceiling and stairs to the first floor. There is a two piece cloakroom and access to the garage which has an electronic up-and-over door, plumbed for a washing machine. The lounge is full of charm and character with a stunning Tudor Inglenook fireplace with a coal effect gas fire as its focal point. With exposed beams, stone pillars and two sets of stone mullioned windows, one of which has a charming window-seat. Across the internal hall is the second reception room currently being utilised as a dining room. Also with an inglenook stone fireplace with a coal effect gas fire, beamed ceiling and a bank of mullioned windows making it a perfect space to entertain. The kitchen diner features plentiful storage in the form of Shaker style fitted wall and base units with granite worksurfaces and a ceramic sink, an integral dishwasher, large range cooker, walk in pantry and tiled flooring; ideal for family living.

To the first floor, the split level landing is lined with bookcases and offers access to the under eaves loft storage. The generous, bright master bedroom has built-in furniture and a three piece en-suite bathroom including a corner bath. Three further bedrooms are all good sized doubles. The family bathroom has a period design, four piece suite including a bath with mains fed shower over, bidet, wc and a sink housed in a vanity unit. There are built-in cupboards which also house the boiler and are ideal for storage.

Externally the beautiful, stone walled, south facing garden offers several patio areas with beds and borders with an abundance of mature plants and shrubs ideal for alfresco dining with friends and family. To the rear of the property there is parking for up to four vehicles.

Meticulously maintained, this property is a testament to the care and dedication of its current owner, ensuring that it stands as a beacon of historic importance for generations to come. In conclusion, this property is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while enjoying all the comforts of modern living. With its rich heritage, thoughtful design, and prime location, this Grade II* listed house is more than just a home – it's a testament to history brought to life.