Property description
EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY!!! *** ONLY ONE APARTMENT AVAILABLE *** £5,000 CASHBACK WHEN BOUGHT OFF PLAN. This well known historic landmark building at the heart of Stainland village will contain 4 apartments but only one will be sold. On the upper floor with far reaching views and off road parking. Excellent access to the motorway network being located approx mid way between Leeds and Manchester.
THE LOCATIONSet in the heart of this semi rural village, the Mechanic's Institute is a well known landmark. The village is ideally located for commuting to either Leeds or Manchester, being equidistant and within easy access of the motorway network. The village is served by well regarded schools, restaurants and hostelries. It is on the edge of beautiful Yorkshire countryside, where the owner of these fabulous apartments can enjoy country walks and the stunning views that the surrounding landscape provides.
THE APARTMENTThis exclusive apartment will be sympathetically developed with attention to detail to create an individual apartment. Set on the upper floor, the apartment will comprise entrance hallway, with storage, and access to a beautiful open plan living space with dual aspect windows offering views over the countryside. With well appointed kitchen in the same space. The hallway also leads to 2 double bedrooms and bathroom. Approx size = 765sq ft.
BUY OFF PLANINCENTIVES are available for buying off plan - earn £5,000 CASHBACK and buy early to be able to choose your own kitchen and bathroom fittings from a selection to personalise your living space to your own taste. The apartment will be ready late summer 2016. A deposit will be required upon an offer being accepted, which will be deducted from the price upon completion. Vendor may also pay STAMP DUTY and LEGAL FEES dependant on offer.
THE HISTORYFrom 1823, and under the influence of Dr George Birkbeck, the London Mechanics' Institute was founded to instruct the members in the arts, the sciences and other useful knowledge. From that beginning, many industrial towns had their own schools to educate the working classes and train skilled workers. By 1841, over 200 institutes had been established around the country. These also had a social aspect, emphasising sobriety and other virtues. They were essentially middle-class and did not always attract the working class at whom they were directed. The Stainland Mechanics Institute was one of these buildings, built in 1883 by the Shaw family, and opened in 1884. John Shaw was a mill owner from Holywell Green. who also build many homes and a church in the area for his workers. Author of black and white image unknown.
TENUREWe are advised the property will be sold as leasehold with a 999 year lease and peppercorn rent. Details can be discussed with the purchaser.
IMAGESThe internal photos are a representation only of how the finished apartments may appear and are used for ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY. Author of black and white image unknown.
Property Features :
- UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY
- EXCLUSIVE - ONLY 1 AVAILABLE
- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
- PARKING
- IN HISTORIC BUILDING
- BEAUTIFUL VIEWS
- EXCELLENT MOTORWAY ACCESS
- COMMUNAL GARDEN