House For Sale £550,000
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An extremely rare opportunity has arisen to purchase one of Scarisbrick's most iconic properties. Flexi-Agent are pleased to present 'Hawarden' to the open sales market. Hawarden was built in 1801 and was originally occupied by the Wheelwright of Scarisbrick Hall and before the property was converted, it was a workshop. The property is steeped in rich history and has fortunately retained many of its original, charming features.
The property briefly comprises; entrance vestibule, reception hallway with exposed stonework which offers access into a bedroom/study and a generous dining area. The ground floor also features a spacious living room with large sliding patio doors, a expansive, modern open plan breakfast kitchen, utility room, downstairs cloakroom and additional storage cupboard. The property is split into two separate council tax's with 'The Annexe, Hawarden' being accessed from the reception hallway. The Annexe features a self-contained, one bedroom fully functioning space, perfect for elderly & younger relatives and accommodating guests. Hawarden is officially on one property title and the secondary council tax is currently exempt from being paid, due to it being 'additional accommodation' within the same property.
The first floor of the property offers three spacious bedrooms, with an en-suite off the fabulous master bedroom with vaulted ceilings and a shower room.
Externally, driveway parking is available to the side of the property and luscious, wraparound laid to lawn gardens are to the front, side and rear.
Only on internal inspection can this stunning character property be truly recognised for its heritage, charm and complete uniqueness.
Viewing is available immediately by appointment only.
An extremely rare opportunity has arisen to purchase one of Scarisbrick's most iconic properties. Flexi-Agent are pleased to present 'Hawarden' to the open sales market. Hawarden was built in 1801 and was originally occupied by the Wheelwright of Scarisbrick Hall and before the property was converted, it was a workshop. The property is steeped in rich history and has fortunately retained many of its original, charming features.
The property briefly comprises; entrance vestibule, reception hallway with exposed stonework which offers access into a bedroom/study and a generous dining area. The ground floor also features a spacious living room with large sliding patio doors, a expansive, modern open plan breakfast kitchen, utility room, downstairs cloakroom and additional storage cupboard. The property is split into two separate council tax's with 'The Annexe, Hawarden' being accessed from the reception hallway. The Annexe features a self-contained, one bedroom fully functioning space, perfect for elderly & younger relatives and accommodating guests. Hawarden is officially on one property title and the secondary council tax is currently exempt from being paid, due to it being 'additional accommodation' within the same property.
The first floor of the property offers three spacious bedrooms, with an en-suite off the fabulous master bedroom with vaulted ceilings and a shower room.
Externally, driveway parking is available to the side of the property and luscious, wraparound laid to lawn gardens are to the front, side and rear.
Only on internal inspection can this stunning character property be truly recognised for its heritage, charm and complete uniqueness.
Viewing is available immediately by appointment only.
