House For Sale £650,000
An exciting and rare opportunity to acquire an impressive double fronted late Victorian family home in a superb setting, close to the centre of Frodsham with elevated views of the hill and beyond. The house has a stunning interior retaining period features throughout, has lovely gardens and a double garage.
Comment From Andrew Hayes Of Gascoigne Halman
The property forms part of a little known row of just four houses tucked away on Red Lane but approached from Lime Avenue. Rarely changing hands, the houses are the epitome of Victorian splendour and it's easy to understand why they enjoy long term ownership. The house has a striking double fronted facade with a trailing wisteria and it leads to a spacious, versatile interior that is packed with original period features. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and extends in total to over 2400 sq ft (224 sq m). The ground floor includes a long hallway with original staircase and a cloakroom/WC, a spacious lounge and a separate sitting and dining room. The kitchen has been recently re-fitted with a range of modern units incorporating a breakfast bar. There are five large double bedrooms spread over the upper floors plus a family bathroom and a separate WC. There is a detached double garage situated to the side of the house and a useful range of traditional outbuildings to the rear set within a lovely walled courtyard. The front garden offers superb elevated views to Frodsham Hill and beyond. The garden is split into two sections, the upper level is an ornamental garden with a lawn and patio area from where you can enjoy the sunny South Westerly aspect. The lower section is a productive allotment garden with vegetable beds and fruit trees.
Location
The house enjoys an elevated position with far reaching views to the front. The setting is secluded and private yet it is just a short walk from the centre of Frodsham with access via a pathway from Red Lane to the front and also by a rear driveway leading from Lime Avenue. Frodsham is a thriving market town and was recently identified as one of the most in demand locations in the UK. The town offers a great selection of independent and national retails outlets, artisan food shops and a range of fashionable cafe's restaurants and bars. Open countryside is on the doorstep with walking in nearby Castle Park, Frodsham Hill, Hob Hey Wood, The Weaver Valley and The Sandstone Trail. Delamere Forest is ten minutes away by car and there are excellent recreational facilities in the area. There are popular schools for children of all age groups in the area including St Lukes Primary School, Manor House, . The road, rail and motorway networks allow daily commuter access to many parts of the North West. Regular direct rail services run from Frodsham to Chester, Warrington, Liverpool and Manchester.
Directions
From the centre of Frodsham, proceed up Church Street which leads into Red Lane. To reach the house by car, continue up Red Lane and turn first left onto Fluin Lane. Turn first left onto Lime Avenue. At the end of the cul-de-sac, the property is to the left, approached from the rear via a track. The double garage serving the property is to the right hand side.
Comment From Andrew Hayes Of Gascoigne Halman
The property forms part of a little known row of just four houses tucked away on Red Lane but approached from Lime Avenue. Rarely changing hands, the houses are the epitome of Victorian splendour and it's easy to understand why they enjoy long term ownership. The house has a striking double fronted facade with a trailing wisteria and it leads to a spacious, versatile interior that is packed with original period features. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and extends in total to over 2400 sq ft (224 sq m). The ground floor includes a long hallway with original staircase and a cloakroom/WC, a spacious lounge and a separate sitting and dining room. The kitchen has been recently re-fitted with a range of modern units incorporating a breakfast bar. There are five large double bedrooms spread over the upper floors plus a family bathroom and a separate WC. There is a detached double garage situated to the side of the house and a useful range of traditional outbuildings to the rear set within a lovely walled courtyard. The front garden offers superb elevated views to Frodsham Hill and beyond. The garden is split into two sections, the upper level is an ornamental garden with a lawn and patio area from where you can enjoy the sunny South Westerly aspect. The lower section is a productive allotment garden with vegetable beds and fruit trees.
Location
The house enjoys an elevated position with far reaching views to the front. The setting is secluded and private yet it is just a short walk from the centre of Frodsham with access via a pathway from Red Lane to the front and also by a rear driveway leading from Lime Avenue. Frodsham is a thriving market town and was recently identified as one of the most in demand locations in the UK. The town offers a great selection of independent and national retails outlets, artisan food shops and a range of fashionable cafe's restaurants and bars. Open countryside is on the doorstep with walking in nearby Castle Park, Frodsham Hill, Hob Hey Wood, The Weaver Valley and The Sandstone Trail. Delamere Forest is ten minutes away by car and there are excellent recreational facilities in the area. There are popular schools for children of all age groups in the area including St Lukes Primary School, Manor House, . The road, rail and motorway networks allow daily commuter access to many parts of the North West. Regular direct rail services run from Frodsham to Chester, Warrington, Liverpool and Manchester.
Directions
From the centre of Frodsham, proceed up Church Street which leads into Red Lane. To reach the house by car, continue up Red Lane and turn first left onto Fluin Lane. Turn first left onto Lime Avenue. At the end of the cul-de-sac, the property is to the left, approached from the rear via a track. The double garage serving the property is to the right hand side.
