House For Sale £475,000
An undeniably appealing three bedroom 19th century sandstone, brick and slate semi detached house with useful garage, brick built outbuilding, attractive lawned gardens and a superb village location to the south east of Chester. First time on the market in nearly 50 years.
A perennially popular village Waverton has a highly regarded primary school as well as excellent access to Christleton High School in the adjacent village, and of course the historic Roman city of Chester with all of its attendant amenities and facilities is just to the north.
Excellent access is available to the wider north west road communications network via the A41, with onward links to the A55 Expressway into North Wales and the M53/M56 motorways.
Fast and efficient rail services to London and other significant parts of the country can be made use of from Chester General railway station.
The property itself will undoubtedly be of tremendous interest to numerous buyers because of its classic 19th century character, attractive design and inherent potential, as well as the fact that it is just a sort walk from the delightful towpath of the shropshire union canal. The cottage also has an extremely useful brick built outbuilding, a garage/workshop, attractive and established lawned gardens to the front and rear, a pebbled driveway, some double glazed windows, an oil fired central heating system, and connections to mains water, mains electricity and mains drainage.
A perennially popular village Waverton has a highly regarded primary school as well as excellent access to Christleton High School in the adjacent village, and of course the historic Roman city of Chester with all of its attendant amenities and facilities is just to the north.
Excellent access is available to the wider north west road communications network via the A41, with onward links to the A55 Expressway into North Wales and the M53/M56 motorways.
Fast and efficient rail services to London and other significant parts of the country can be made use of from Chester General railway station.
The property itself will undoubtedly be of tremendous interest to numerous buyers because of its classic 19th century character, attractive design and inherent potential, as well as the fact that it is just a sort walk from the delightful towpath of the shropshire union canal. The cottage also has an extremely useful brick built outbuilding, a garage/workshop, attractive and established lawned gardens to the front and rear, a pebbled driveway, some double glazed windows, an oil fired central heating system, and connections to mains water, mains electricity and mains drainage.
