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OTHER INFORMATION |
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LOCAL AREA |
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Roundhill Farm is well served with local amenities, schools, recreational facilities and shops.
Oldham (2 miles away) offers a range of stores, including all the major supermarkets which also
deliver to this area (Waitrose, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Iceland). Manchester and Leeds, with the cities' amazing selection of stores, are both within easy reach for a day's shopping, as is the Trafford Centre, 30 minutes away by road. There is an excellent choice of state
and independent primary and secondary schools within the area, with public transport links from
Waterhead, half a mile from Roundhill Farm. Approximate travelling times to major commuter routes
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M60, Junction 22 (Hollinwood): M62, Junction 20 (Oldham): M62, Junction 22 (Saddleworth): M6, Junction 19: Manchester Airport: Manchester city centre (Metrolink): Manchester city centre (road): Leeds (road): Leeds Bradford Airport (road): |
15 minutes |
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Roundhill Farm is a short distance from the picturesque and historic Saddleworth villages of Delph, Denshaw, Dobcross, Diggle, Grasscroft, Greenfield and Uppermill, and these offer a wide range of recreational opportunities including museums, band contests, music and sports facilities as well as parks and miles of unspoilt countryside walks and outriding on quiet lanes. The area also boasts
the recently renovated Huddersfield Narrow Canal, which runs from Manchester through the
Ashton Basin and on to Huddersfield through dramatic and spectacular scenery. |
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SCHOOLS |
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Roundhill Farm is well served by an excellent choice of both primary and secondary state and independent schools. In September 2012 the Waterhead Academy for 11-16 year-olds will open its doors not only to pupils but to the wider community in terms of adult education, out-of-hours courses and sports facilities - a real benefit to the local community, and within easy walking distance from Roundhill Farm. | |||
SERVICES |
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Mains electricity, mains water and a private septic tank. BT telephone and broadband services and excellent mobile phone reception. |
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HEATING & GLAZING |
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The house is fully central heated via a Rayburn oil-fired range cooker, which also supplies hot water
and cooking. The house is fully cavity wall insulated, double glazing is installed throughout and the property is loft and underfloor insulated. |
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LOCAL COUNCILS & COUNCIL TAX BANDING |
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Oldham MBC & Saddleworth Parish Council Band E |
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ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATING |
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As at 29 September 2008. Full details are available from our agents, Rural Scene. Further energy-saving measures have been put in place since the Energy Performance Rating was carried out.
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WAYLEAVES, EASEMENTS & RIGHTS OF WAY |
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The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way,
declared and undeclared. There are two rights of way on the property, but these are distant from
the curtilage. Following the decommissioning of Strinesdale reservoirs to make way for
Strinesdale Country Park, which has created miles of public rights of way, these have fallen into
disuse (although still legally in effect) and pose no inconvenience to the property. |
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MEASUREMENTS |
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All measurements given are approximate and for guidance only, with a six-inch tolerance allowed.
Prospective purchasers are advised to take their own measurements, especially when ordering
furnishings or furniture or other equipment. |
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TENURE & POSSESSION |
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Roundhill Farm is freehold, with vacant possession on completion, by arrangement. | |||
PRICE: £730,000 |
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VIEWING |
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Viewing by appointment only, please. If you'd like to come and take a look at Roundhill, please contact us to arrange a date and time, using the contact details below: |
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Telephone: 0161 241 9535 |
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All particulars and descriptions given in these particulars are given in good faith and, while we believe them to be accurate, must be taken as guidance only and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Prospective purchasers should not rely on them as statements of fact and should satisfy themselves of the accuracy of these statements by inspecting the property and making any enquiries they deem necessary. |
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