House For Sale £199,950
No Chain! A Deceptively Spacious 3-Storey Traditional Weavers Cottage, Located Within A Stones-Throw Of The Town Centre & Benefitting From A South- Westerly Facing Private Garden. Offering 3/4 Bedrooms, The Accommodation Provides Ample Space For A Family Or, Serves As A Perfect Work From Home Solution.
No chain! Brock Street has always proved a highly popular location for those wishing to take advantage of a quiet, yet central position within the town. The town hall and market place is situated just a two minute stroll away, with the mainline London to Manchester railway station just a five minute walk. Brock Street is a no through road and the neighbouring area share an eclectic mix of architecture, dating from the mid 19th century, right through and in contrast to the new home developments being constructed on the former Kings School sites - an attractive and diverse range of townhouses, retirement apartments and both semi and detached executive homes. This particular property dates from the latter half of the 1800's; originally serving as a weaver-workers combined home and place of work. The accommodation lies over three floors and offers fabulous and highly adaptable living space. The top storey originally served as a weaving room and now offers either one huge space as a master bedroom, or it can be left as it is currently, divided into two rooms via a partitioning wall. The views from the front of this floor are stunning and provide an elevated, over the roof tops landscape of distant countryside hills and the climbing Upper Hurdsfield and Rainow Roads. The garden must be one of the property's main assets - a south-westerly facing, three-tiered private oasis, featuring mature trees and bushes, York stone terraces and a lovely brick outbuilding. The property is served by a modern combination gas heating system and the windows and doors are fully double glazed, which assist to enable the energy efficiency to be rated as a C - one of the highest efficiency ratings registered for the whole street! Although the accommodation is outlined in greater detail to follow, the basis is as follows: A front reception room that is completely adaptable to provide either a lounge or dining room space; a separate rear reception room which features the original chimney, along with a gorgeous cast iron fireplace and hearth - the fireplace is open and subject to an inspection by a qualified professional, could be utilised to provide a lovely and cosy open fire for snug winter evenings. The kitchen is open-plan to the rear reception and is fitted with a comprehensive range of kitchen units. The first floor offers a spacious, full-width master bedroom to the front and a second double bedroom or office to the rear - the bathroom is located straight off this room and directly over the kitchen below. The space to the second floor is vast and originally accommodated weaving machinery; it has been divided in the past to form two separate rooms but could easily be restored to make a stunning and incredibly spacious master bedroom - there is even enough space to create an en-suite facility if so desired? This floor offers a diverse range of uses and creates possibilities to adapt as a work from home office; big enough to provide workspace for at least two people. To the outside, there is a lovely mature and private garden which benefits from a useful outbuilding/store. With a location arguably hard to beat due to the convenience of being so close to the town centre, railway station, the beautiful West Park, Sainsbury's - as well as good local schooling; all of this will no doubt makes this fabulous home a very popular proposition. It should be noted that the property has been offered for sale with a highly competitive asking price, due to the fact that the vendors have already secured another property and are able to move just as quickly as a suitable buyer can complete the purchase transaction. We highly advise early viewings of this property as we expect it to generate a great deal of interest - In order to arrange a convenient appointment to view, please contact Simeon Rains in association with The Good Estate Agent - our office is located in Waters Green, directly opposite Macclesfield railway station. Tenure: Freehold.
Dining Room uPVC front door; uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect; ceiling coving; original chimney breast; built-in cupboard housing the gas/electric meters and fusebox; single panel radiator; oak-effect flooring; original half glazed door leading to the - Living Room Retaining the original chimney breast and featuring a cast iron fireplace and tiled hearth; double panel radiator; staircase to the first floor; uPVC double glazed door overlooking and leading to the rear garden. Kitchen Fitted with a comprehensive range of base and wall units comprising cupboards and drawers; laminate heat-resistant worktops; tiled splashback areas; single bowl, single drainer stainless steel sink unit, incorporating a chrome swan neck mixer tap; integrated electric oven, 4 burner gas hob and extractor fan hood; space and plumbing for a dishwasher; space for a tall fridge/freezer; Vaillant gas combination boiler; quarry tiling to the floor. First Floor - Landing Smoke detector; single panel radiator. Master Bedroom uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect; original chimney breast; built-in storage cupboard featuring a stripped antique pine door; single panel radiator; oak effect flooring; original antique pine tongue & groove door featuring a wrought iron thumb-latch door handle. Bedroom 2 uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect overlooking the garden; ceiling coving; original chimney breast; original oversized wood plank floor; single panel radiator; recess forming a compact utility/laundry area and incorporating plumbing and space for a washing machine/dryer, freestanding granite effect worktop; understairs storage recess. Bathroom Panel bath with thermostatically controlled chrome finished shower over; concealed cistern WC; range of fitted bathroom storage to include two double and a single storage cupboards; vanity fitted was basin with a chrome waterfall mixer tap; full tiling to the walls; white tubular heated towel rail/radiator; built-in storage cupboard; tile effect vinyl bathroom flooring; original door & wrought iron thumb-latch handle. Second Floor Original stripped door providing access from the first floor landing. Bedroom 3 uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect; original oversized wood plank floor; original chimney breast; black steel bannister around the staircase; single panel radiator; loft access hatch with electric points/light and a drop down ladder - the loft is also boarded. Bedroom 4 Accessed directly from bedroom 3 and featuring a uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect affording fabulous elevated and over-rooftop views of the beautiful Peak District National Park; single panel radiator; oak effect flooring. Outside - Rear Garden To the rear of the property and accessed via the rear reception room as well as by a ginnel (located over two neighbouring properties), there lies a fabulous three-tier garden. From the immediate rear of the property and accessed via a small flight of steps from a York stone lower terrace, a slightly elevated small York stone seating area rises once again to a further stone terrace which provides access finally to the top garden area. The borders are enclosed by a mixture of dry stone walling and timber and concrete post fencing. The upper garden space has a lovely feature circular stone seating area and is shaded by mature bushes, evergreens and a gorgeous Laburnum tree. To the far end of the garden, a useful brick outbuilding provides storage for garden items or general storage. A ginnel with access over two neighbouring properties, provides access for bins etc from Brock Street. An outside light also features.
Disclaimer: These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure of the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.
Council Tax Band
The council tax band for this property is C.
No chain! Brock Street has always proved a highly popular location for those wishing to take advantage of a quiet, yet central position within the town. The town hall and market place is situated just a two minute stroll away, with the mainline London to Manchester railway station just a five minute walk. Brock Street is a no through road and the neighbouring area share an eclectic mix of architecture, dating from the mid 19th century, right through and in contrast to the new home developments being constructed on the former Kings School sites - an attractive and diverse range of townhouses, retirement apartments and both semi and detached executive homes. This particular property dates from the latter half of the 1800's; originally serving as a weaver-workers combined home and place of work. The accommodation lies over three floors and offers fabulous and highly adaptable living space. The top storey originally served as a weaving room and now offers either one huge space as a master bedroom, or it can be left as it is currently, divided into two rooms via a partitioning wall. The views from the front of this floor are stunning and provide an elevated, over the roof tops landscape of distant countryside hills and the climbing Upper Hurdsfield and Rainow Roads. The garden must be one of the property's main assets - a south-westerly facing, three-tiered private oasis, featuring mature trees and bushes, York stone terraces and a lovely brick outbuilding. The property is served by a modern combination gas heating system and the windows and doors are fully double glazed, which assist to enable the energy efficiency to be rated as a C - one of the highest efficiency ratings registered for the whole street! Although the accommodation is outlined in greater detail to follow, the basis is as follows: A front reception room that is completely adaptable to provide either a lounge or dining room space; a separate rear reception room which features the original chimney, along with a gorgeous cast iron fireplace and hearth - the fireplace is open and subject to an inspection by a qualified professional, could be utilised to provide a lovely and cosy open fire for snug winter evenings. The kitchen is open-plan to the rear reception and is fitted with a comprehensive range of kitchen units. The first floor offers a spacious, full-width master bedroom to the front and a second double bedroom or office to the rear - the bathroom is located straight off this room and directly over the kitchen below. The space to the second floor is vast and originally accommodated weaving machinery; it has been divided in the past to form two separate rooms but could easily be restored to make a stunning and incredibly spacious master bedroom - there is even enough space to create an en-suite facility if so desired? This floor offers a diverse range of uses and creates possibilities to adapt as a work from home office; big enough to provide workspace for at least two people. To the outside, there is a lovely mature and private garden which benefits from a useful outbuilding/store. With a location arguably hard to beat due to the convenience of being so close to the town centre, railway station, the beautiful West Park, Sainsbury's - as well as good local schooling; all of this will no doubt makes this fabulous home a very popular proposition. It should be noted that the property has been offered for sale with a highly competitive asking price, due to the fact that the vendors have already secured another property and are able to move just as quickly as a suitable buyer can complete the purchase transaction. We highly advise early viewings of this property as we expect it to generate a great deal of interest - In order to arrange a convenient appointment to view, please contact Simeon Rains in association with The Good Estate Agent - our office is located in Waters Green, directly opposite Macclesfield railway station. Tenure: Freehold.
Dining Room uPVC front door; uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect; ceiling coving; original chimney breast; built-in cupboard housing the gas/electric meters and fusebox; single panel radiator; oak-effect flooring; original half glazed door leading to the - Living Room Retaining the original chimney breast and featuring a cast iron fireplace and tiled hearth; double panel radiator; staircase to the first floor; uPVC double glazed door overlooking and leading to the rear garden. Kitchen Fitted with a comprehensive range of base and wall units comprising cupboards and drawers; laminate heat-resistant worktops; tiled splashback areas; single bowl, single drainer stainless steel sink unit, incorporating a chrome swan neck mixer tap; integrated electric oven, 4 burner gas hob and extractor fan hood; space and plumbing for a dishwasher; space for a tall fridge/freezer; Vaillant gas combination boiler; quarry tiling to the floor. First Floor - Landing Smoke detector; single panel radiator. Master Bedroom uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect; original chimney breast; built-in storage cupboard featuring a stripped antique pine door; single panel radiator; oak effect flooring; original antique pine tongue & groove door featuring a wrought iron thumb-latch door handle. Bedroom 2 uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect overlooking the garden; ceiling coving; original chimney breast; original oversized wood plank floor; single panel radiator; recess forming a compact utility/laundry area and incorporating plumbing and space for a washing machine/dryer, freestanding granite effect worktop; understairs storage recess. Bathroom Panel bath with thermostatically controlled chrome finished shower over; concealed cistern WC; range of fitted bathroom storage to include two double and a single storage cupboards; vanity fitted was basin with a chrome waterfall mixer tap; full tiling to the walls; white tubular heated towel rail/radiator; built-in storage cupboard; tile effect vinyl bathroom flooring; original door & wrought iron thumb-latch handle. Second Floor Original stripped door providing access from the first floor landing. Bedroom 3 uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect; original oversized wood plank floor; original chimney breast; black steel bannister around the staircase; single panel radiator; loft access hatch with electric points/light and a drop down ladder - the loft is also boarded. Bedroom 4 Accessed directly from bedroom 3 and featuring a uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect affording fabulous elevated and over-rooftop views of the beautiful Peak District National Park; single panel radiator; oak effect flooring. Outside - Rear Garden To the rear of the property and accessed via the rear reception room as well as by a ginnel (located over two neighbouring properties), there lies a fabulous three-tier garden. From the immediate rear of the property and accessed via a small flight of steps from a York stone lower terrace, a slightly elevated small York stone seating area rises once again to a further stone terrace which provides access finally to the top garden area. The borders are enclosed by a mixture of dry stone walling and timber and concrete post fencing. The upper garden space has a lovely feature circular stone seating area and is shaded by mature bushes, evergreens and a gorgeous Laburnum tree. To the far end of the garden, a useful brick outbuilding provides storage for garden items or general storage. A ginnel with access over two neighbouring properties, provides access for bins etc from Brock Street. An outside light also features.
Disclaimer: These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure of the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.
Council Tax Band
The council tax band for this property is C.
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