House For Sale £220,000
Meet number 51 Chester Road, which as you can see is a picture postcard cottage. Beauty is only skin deep? Not the case here; this charming two bedroom mid-nineteenth century cottage is as attractive inside as it is on the outside. The property was updated in 2018 and the present owner has made it more homely since.
This delightful home has many aces up its sleeve! That it is so conveniently poised close to the amenities of Hazel Grove and the A6 corridor and alluringly close to Hazel Grove Train Station. That it is presented in fresh whites and neutral tones which set off the stylish presentation and rustic internal batten and ledge cottage style doors. That it is styled to marry the olde worlde features with sympathetic modern touches like the stylish kitchen and bathroom.
The topper; the rear garden which is adjacent to and overlooks allotments. It is a pleasant, open back drop to the garden and a lovely place, typical of other allotments, to watch the avid gardeners develop relationships each other and with nature. You are entreated to the view and sense of openness from the dining room and rear bedroom windows too.
We think you will love this home from the moment you step inside. Let number 51 embrace you; give us a call and we will arrange a viewing for you.
Ground Floor
Lounge
11' 11'' x 14' 7'' (3.64m x 4.46m) Open the composite front door and step into a good sized lounge.
UPVC double glazed leaded effect window to the front elevation. Radiator. Laminate flooring.
Quaint batten and ledge period cottage style door (with T hinges) to to provide access to the turned staircase. Set into the recess there is a floor to ceiling storage cupboard. Opening to the dining room.
We can't describe this room without mention of the plantation shutters to the front window, a stunning addition to the room.
Dining Room
12' 0'' x 7' 2'' (3.68m x 2.19m) The laminate flooring flows through into the dining room. UPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation which takes in the rear garden and allotments beyond. Radiator.
Quaint batten and ledge period cottage style door (with T hinges) to the kitchen.
Kitchen
8' 8'' x 7' 3'' (2.65m x 2.21m) A modern kitchen fashioned in a cottage style in keeping with this lovely home. Wall, base and drawer units. Wood style work tops. Built in ceramic hob with an extractor over. Built in electric oven. Metro tiled splash backs. Laminate wood floor. Space for a tall fridge freezer. Space for a washing machine. Space for a dryer. Glazed door to the rear opening into the rear porch. A bridging shelf unit allows you to personalize the kitchen, be that with ornaments or cook books.
Rear porch
3' 3'' x 3' 11'' (1m x 1.2m) Door opening to the rear garden. Windows to the side and rear. A shelf around the underside of the windows makes for a fine resting place for a morning cuppa as you stand (or sit) and take in the view to the rear.
First Floor
Landing
Batten and ledge cottage doors provide access to the bathroom and two bedrooms. Access to the loft.
Bedroom One
11' 11'' x 15' 0'' (3.64m x 4.58m) Plantation shutters frame the diamond leaded effect UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation.
Radiator. Built in cupboard.
Bedroom Two
12' 2'' x 7' 4'' (3.72m x 2.26m) A decent size second bedroom with a UPVC double glazed window to the rear (with views over the garden and the allotments beyond). Radiator.
Bathroom/W.C.
9' 1'' x 7' 1'' (2.78m x 2.17m) This good sized bathroom is stylishly presented and is fitted with a white three piece suite comprising a panelled bath with a shower over, a wash hand basin and a low level w.c. Metro tiles around the bath. Cupboard housing a combi gas central heating boiler. Period style vinyl flooring. Chrome effect heated towel rail.
Exterior
Outside
This cottage is set back from Chester Road by way of a small brick walled garden with a wrought iron gate.
The rear garden is landscaped with shaped lawns interspersed with gravel patio areas. It is bordered by fencing and a brick wall to the rear low enough for you to take in the open view to the rear.
This delightful home has many aces up its sleeve! That it is so conveniently poised close to the amenities of Hazel Grove and the A6 corridor and alluringly close to Hazel Grove Train Station. That it is presented in fresh whites and neutral tones which set off the stylish presentation and rustic internal batten and ledge cottage style doors. That it is styled to marry the olde worlde features with sympathetic modern touches like the stylish kitchen and bathroom.
The topper; the rear garden which is adjacent to and overlooks allotments. It is a pleasant, open back drop to the garden and a lovely place, typical of other allotments, to watch the avid gardeners develop relationships each other and with nature. You are entreated to the view and sense of openness from the dining room and rear bedroom windows too.
We think you will love this home from the moment you step inside. Let number 51 embrace you; give us a call and we will arrange a viewing for you.
Ground Floor
Lounge
11' 11'' x 14' 7'' (3.64m x 4.46m) Open the composite front door and step into a good sized lounge.
UPVC double glazed leaded effect window to the front elevation. Radiator. Laminate flooring.
Quaint batten and ledge period cottage style door (with T hinges) to to provide access to the turned staircase. Set into the recess there is a floor to ceiling storage cupboard. Opening to the dining room.
We can't describe this room without mention of the plantation shutters to the front window, a stunning addition to the room.
Dining Room
12' 0'' x 7' 2'' (3.68m x 2.19m) The laminate flooring flows through into the dining room. UPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation which takes in the rear garden and allotments beyond. Radiator.
Quaint batten and ledge period cottage style door (with T hinges) to the kitchen.
Kitchen
8' 8'' x 7' 3'' (2.65m x 2.21m) A modern kitchen fashioned in a cottage style in keeping with this lovely home. Wall, base and drawer units. Wood style work tops. Built in ceramic hob with an extractor over. Built in electric oven. Metro tiled splash backs. Laminate wood floor. Space for a tall fridge freezer. Space for a washing machine. Space for a dryer. Glazed door to the rear opening into the rear porch. A bridging shelf unit allows you to personalize the kitchen, be that with ornaments or cook books.
Rear porch
3' 3'' x 3' 11'' (1m x 1.2m) Door opening to the rear garden. Windows to the side and rear. A shelf around the underside of the windows makes for a fine resting place for a morning cuppa as you stand (or sit) and take in the view to the rear.
First Floor
Landing
Batten and ledge cottage doors provide access to the bathroom and two bedrooms. Access to the loft.
Bedroom One
11' 11'' x 15' 0'' (3.64m x 4.58m) Plantation shutters frame the diamond leaded effect UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation.
Radiator. Built in cupboard.
Bedroom Two
12' 2'' x 7' 4'' (3.72m x 2.26m) A decent size second bedroom with a UPVC double glazed window to the rear (with views over the garden and the allotments beyond). Radiator.
Bathroom/W.C.
9' 1'' x 7' 1'' (2.78m x 2.17m) This good sized bathroom is stylishly presented and is fitted with a white three piece suite comprising a panelled bath with a shower over, a wash hand basin and a low level w.c. Metro tiles around the bath. Cupboard housing a combi gas central heating boiler. Period style vinyl flooring. Chrome effect heated towel rail.
Exterior
Outside
This cottage is set back from Chester Road by way of a small brick walled garden with a wrought iron gate.
The rear garden is landscaped with shaped lawns interspersed with gravel patio areas. It is bordered by fencing and a brick wall to the rear low enough for you to take in the open view to the rear.
