House For Sale £550,000
A charming period house with separate annexe in a lovely peaceful position alongside Hoole Park.
Description
Crawford House is the principal portion of a period house that was divided some years ago. The house sits adjacent to Crawford Walk and is in a lovely, peaceful setting. In recent years the property has been been run as a successful Air B&B but with its position so close to the popular schools in Hoole it is an ideal property for a young family.
Externally the house is aesthetically appealing and overlooks a pretty, well established garden at the front.
The internal accommodation is arranged around a central reception hall with an attractive sitting room to one side and a dining room to the other. The kitchen spans the rear of the house and is well equipped with John Lewis fitted units and an Aga. Behind the kitchen is a utility room and access out to the side of the property.
Stairs lead up to the first floor where there are three good sized bedrooms and two shower rooms.
There is a separate studio annexe which has open-plan living/bedroom space with a kitchen and shower room. This is a fantastic flexible space ideal for a dependent relative, home office or Air B&B.
There is driveway parking to the side of the house.
Location
Situated just over 1 mile east of Chester, Hoole has rapidly become the place to live, with plenty of green spaces and easy access to the motorway and major commuter networks, this active community appeals to families, young professionals and downsizers looking for a thriving location close to Chester city centre.
The property is situated near Hoole Park and close to amenities and some excellent independent shops including a delicatessen, fishmonger, butcher, greengrocer, florists, boutiques, gift shops, coffee shops and some superb restaurants and bars including the award winning Sticky Walnut. There is also a bank, a pharmacy, post office and a supermarket.
It is convenient for direct access to the national motorway network via the M53, providing links to Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales.
The city centre is within walking distance, as is the mainline railway station (0.5 miles) from which there is a direct service to London Euston (about 2 hours). The Cathedral city of Chester is one of the North West’s leading commercial and cultural centres and has a variety of shops and restaurants. A particular attraction of the city is the quality of both state and private schools, St Martin's Academy, King’s and Queen’s School being particularly well regarded.
Description
Crawford House is the principal portion of a period house that was divided some years ago. The house sits adjacent to Crawford Walk and is in a lovely, peaceful setting. In recent years the property has been been run as a successful Air B&B but with its position so close to the popular schools in Hoole it is an ideal property for a young family.
Externally the house is aesthetically appealing and overlooks a pretty, well established garden at the front.
The internal accommodation is arranged around a central reception hall with an attractive sitting room to one side and a dining room to the other. The kitchen spans the rear of the house and is well equipped with John Lewis fitted units and an Aga. Behind the kitchen is a utility room and access out to the side of the property.
Stairs lead up to the first floor where there are three good sized bedrooms and two shower rooms.
There is a separate studio annexe which has open-plan living/bedroom space with a kitchen and shower room. This is a fantastic flexible space ideal for a dependent relative, home office or Air B&B.
There is driveway parking to the side of the house.
Location
Situated just over 1 mile east of Chester, Hoole has rapidly become the place to live, with plenty of green spaces and easy access to the motorway and major commuter networks, this active community appeals to families, young professionals and downsizers looking for a thriving location close to Chester city centre.
The property is situated near Hoole Park and close to amenities and some excellent independent shops including a delicatessen, fishmonger, butcher, greengrocer, florists, boutiques, gift shops, coffee shops and some superb restaurants and bars including the award winning Sticky Walnut. There is also a bank, a pharmacy, post office and a supermarket.
It is convenient for direct access to the national motorway network via the M53, providing links to Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales.
The city centre is within walking distance, as is the mainline railway station (0.5 miles) from which there is a direct service to London Euston (about 2 hours). The Cathedral city of Chester is one of the North West’s leading commercial and cultural centres and has a variety of shops and restaurants. A particular attraction of the city is the quality of both state and private schools, St Martin's Academy, King’s and Queen’s School being particularly well regarded.
