Map4 bedroom end of terrace house for sale
Key information
Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Enclosed and private rear patio garden, leading onto safe and friendly communal garden shared with neighbours. Ideal for children. Amazing community spirit.
- Four bedrooms on quiet cul de sac, very peaceful and bright.
- Highly sought after area, safe and supportive community, easy to park and safe for children to play.
- Freehold property. No chain, free to move as soon as house is sold.
- Close walking distance to popular West Didsbury restaurants, bars and shops.
- Within 5 mins walk to the Metro, 3 mins walk to a bus stop, access to city and beyond.
- Catchment area for sought after primary and secondary schools.
- Watertight basement with loo and utility area, suitable for conversion to create more living area.
- Potential for further extension.
- Walking distance to river paths for walks, runs, cycles. A beautiful leafy suburb.
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Freehold, tax band C in a safe and welcoming community.
Ideal for families, professionals and a large home for a couple.
Although a stone's throw from the independent shops, restaurants and bars of the thriving Burton Road and the monthly Makers Market, the house is set back on a quiet cul de sac, so it feels like a little oasis of calm, especially in the garden.
Within catchment for a number of sought after schools, easy access to central Manchester, access to motorways. A 7 minute walk from the peaceful Mersey River, with walks/runs/ cycle rides towards Didsbury Village or towards Chorlton and Sale waterparks and beyond.
A highly desirable area which has a village feel, yet part of the City of Manchester. For all enquiries, viewing requests or to create your own listing please visit the Emoov website.
Rooms
Kitchen leading through to dining room
Light kitchen with large windows and glass door onto patio garden. Feature brick arch housing range cooker. Stylish finishes with a combination of modern and period features.
Door to basement.
Dining room
A light dining room with a large window onto the rear patio garden. Space for a large table and easy walk through to the kitchen.
Doors that open onto the sitting room, creating an open plan ground floor giving a light and spacious feel. It can be closed off to make seperate rooms.
Sitting room
A bright period feature room with an ornamental fireplace.
Original Victorian coving and picture rails. Doors that can open into the dining room, or be closed and cozy. Built in cupboards and bookcase.
Lower floor loo
A stylish downstairs loo with double sinks and copper taps.
Rustic but cool!
Utility/ storage
Double-glazed window which allows air and light.
Built in Belfast sink in utility and slate tiled surface area.
Large storage space, which could be used to convert into an additional living area/ cinema room.
Large front double bedroom
Large bedroom with 2 tall windows looking onto the quiet cul de sac. High ceilings and period features.
Space for plenty of storage options.
Middle double bedroom
Quiet double bedroom which has space for storage and a desk area. Looking onto the paved patio area and really quiet.
Smaller bedroom/ office
A bright and peaceful bedroom with a large window looking onto the communal garden.
It can fit a 3/4 double in, or be a large office with plenty of space to add any storage required.
First floor bathroom
A stylish and quirky styled shower room. Window onto the patio garden.
High cistern toilet and Singer sewing machine feature sink.
Fantastic rain shower.
Attic Suite
Recently converted double bedroom, opened up to make the most of the eves for built in storage.
The bath is nestled under the exposed brick arch, a wonderful place to relax. Shower & WC.
Great light comes in from the velux windows on each side, black-out blinds. Really peaceful & views. UFheating
Storage space mezzanine attic
Large area which is dry and boarded out. Lots of space for storage.
Potential for roof extension as some other neighbours have done.
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