House For Sale £350,000
Welcome to Vernon Drive; a spacious three/four bedroom semi situated in the heart of the Marple Hall estate - ideally located for schools, amenities and transport links. Occupying a good sized plot, the property offers the new occupants a superb blank canvas from which to make this home their own.
In brief, the property comprises; porch, entrance hall, kitchen, utility/side porch, living room, conservatory, playroom/study/fourth bedroom and to the first floor; three double bedrooms, family bathroom and eaves storage.
Located to the front of the home, the kitchen is a good size and fitted with a range of wall and base units with an integrated single oven and hob with extractor, a dishwasher and space for a tall fridge freezer. There is a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine plus access to the rear garden.
The garage has been converted to a create further accommodation. Previously used as a fourth bedroom, this versatile space could also be a fantastic study or playroom. A separate shower room is situated next to the room.
To the rear of the property, the living / dining room extends the entire width of the property and offers extensive living space for families to relax together. Patio doors lead to a large conservatory which offers yet more useful living space and views of the rear garden.
The rear garden is part decked / part lawn and fully enclosed.
To the first floor, there are three good sized double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. Bedroom three and the bathroom benefit from an abundance of eaves storage and further storage can be found in the loft, accessed via a hatch on the landing.
To the front, the driveway is block paved and can accommodate two average sized vehicles.
The current owners resided here up until a few years ago and until recently the property was tenanted. Some cosmetic updating will be required to fully maximise it's potential. Gas and electrical checks are fully up to date and the boiler was replaced just 5 years ago.
We believe this property has immense potential and would be an ideal purchase for families, professionals or investors looking to capitalise on the healthy rental market in Marple. Monthly rental income estimated at £1,200 pcm.
There is no onward chain delay.
Please quote property reference ND0151 when making an enquiry. Lines are open 7 days a week. Viewings are strictly by appointment only.
Other useful information:
Tenure: Freehold. Please note the land in this title is subject to a perpetual yearly rentcharge of £12.
Council Tax: Stockport Council Band D - £2059.15 per annum
Energy Efficiency Rating: E - Potential B
Heating – Baxi Condensing Combination boiler (serviced by Apr 22)
why live in marple?
Marple is one of those ‘best of both worlds’ locations. Close enough to the city and transport links for commuters yet sits on the edge of the Peak District with rolling countryside on the doorstep.
Marple Hall Secondary School is just 300m away on foot and for those with younger children, Rose Hill Primary School is just 1km. You’re the right side of Marple for travelling towards Hazel Grove and Stockport by car or commuting by train from Rose Hill or Marple station, each with regular services into Manchester Piccadilly in under 30 minutes. Buses stop along Stockport Road and run regularly into Stockport and out to Hayfield, Mellor and Glossop and there's a circular service covering Romiley, Marple and Bredbury.
In recent years, Marple has welcomed numerous independent retailers, cafes, bars and restaurants giving residents superb choice for their leisure time. Marple is home to a family run traditional independent cinema, the Regent, and it is one of the last remaining in the UK.
Children can enjoy the many well-equipped local parks including a skate park in the centre of the town, part of the Memorial Park. Many of these parks enjoy fabulous views of the surrounding hills. Etherow Country Park in Compstall plays host to a sailing club, Brabyns Park in Marple is well used for weekend sporting activities and by dog walkers and Lyme Park, owned by the National Trust is just a few miles away. The Roman Lakes leisure complex is popular with walkers, horse riders and anglers and more recently volunteers have sought to preserve the remains of Samuel Oldknow’s historic mill. The Middlewood Way is a cycle path, popular with runners and walkers which follows the former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway line south from Rose Hill to Macclesfield.
The Peak Forest Canal runs for 15 miles between Ashton under Lyne and Whaley Bridge in Derbyshire, passing through Marple through the famed flight of 16 locks, separating the ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ parts of the canal. Follow the canal path and take in the breathtaking views of the nearby Peak District; you are never far away from some outstanding walks.
There is a real sense of community and a number of local events are organised including Marple Carnival and the Food and Drink Festival. All in all, it’s a great place to live.
You can contact eXp 7 days a week to arrange your viewing. Please quote reference ND0151 when you do so.
In brief, the property comprises; porch, entrance hall, kitchen, utility/side porch, living room, conservatory, playroom/study/fourth bedroom and to the first floor; three double bedrooms, family bathroom and eaves storage.
Located to the front of the home, the kitchen is a good size and fitted with a range of wall and base units with an integrated single oven and hob with extractor, a dishwasher and space for a tall fridge freezer. There is a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine plus access to the rear garden.
The garage has been converted to a create further accommodation. Previously used as a fourth bedroom, this versatile space could also be a fantastic study or playroom. A separate shower room is situated next to the room.
To the rear of the property, the living / dining room extends the entire width of the property and offers extensive living space for families to relax together. Patio doors lead to a large conservatory which offers yet more useful living space and views of the rear garden.
The rear garden is part decked / part lawn and fully enclosed.
To the first floor, there are three good sized double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. Bedroom three and the bathroom benefit from an abundance of eaves storage and further storage can be found in the loft, accessed via a hatch on the landing.
To the front, the driveway is block paved and can accommodate two average sized vehicles.
The current owners resided here up until a few years ago and until recently the property was tenanted. Some cosmetic updating will be required to fully maximise it's potential. Gas and electrical checks are fully up to date and the boiler was replaced just 5 years ago.
We believe this property has immense potential and would be an ideal purchase for families, professionals or investors looking to capitalise on the healthy rental market in Marple. Monthly rental income estimated at £1,200 pcm.
There is no onward chain delay.
Please quote property reference ND0151 when making an enquiry. Lines are open 7 days a week. Viewings are strictly by appointment only.
Other useful information:
Tenure: Freehold. Please note the land in this title is subject to a perpetual yearly rentcharge of £12.
Council Tax: Stockport Council Band D - £2059.15 per annum
Energy Efficiency Rating: E - Potential B
Heating – Baxi Condensing Combination boiler (serviced by Apr 22)
why live in marple?
Marple is one of those ‘best of both worlds’ locations. Close enough to the city and transport links for commuters yet sits on the edge of the Peak District with rolling countryside on the doorstep.
Marple Hall Secondary School is just 300m away on foot and for those with younger children, Rose Hill Primary School is just 1km. You’re the right side of Marple for travelling towards Hazel Grove and Stockport by car or commuting by train from Rose Hill or Marple station, each with regular services into Manchester Piccadilly in under 30 minutes. Buses stop along Stockport Road and run regularly into Stockport and out to Hayfield, Mellor and Glossop and there's a circular service covering Romiley, Marple and Bredbury.
In recent years, Marple has welcomed numerous independent retailers, cafes, bars and restaurants giving residents superb choice for their leisure time. Marple is home to a family run traditional independent cinema, the Regent, and it is one of the last remaining in the UK.
Children can enjoy the many well-equipped local parks including a skate park in the centre of the town, part of the Memorial Park. Many of these parks enjoy fabulous views of the surrounding hills. Etherow Country Park in Compstall plays host to a sailing club, Brabyns Park in Marple is well used for weekend sporting activities and by dog walkers and Lyme Park, owned by the National Trust is just a few miles away. The Roman Lakes leisure complex is popular with walkers, horse riders and anglers and more recently volunteers have sought to preserve the remains of Samuel Oldknow’s historic mill. The Middlewood Way is a cycle path, popular with runners and walkers which follows the former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway line south from Rose Hill to Macclesfield.
The Peak Forest Canal runs for 15 miles between Ashton under Lyne and Whaley Bridge in Derbyshire, passing through Marple through the famed flight of 16 locks, separating the ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ parts of the canal. Follow the canal path and take in the breathtaking views of the nearby Peak District; you are never far away from some outstanding walks.
There is a real sense of community and a number of local events are organised including Marple Carnival and the Food and Drink Festival. All in all, it’s a great place to live.
You can contact eXp 7 days a week to arrange your viewing. Please quote reference ND0151 when you do so.
