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" This is a superb example of a large modern terrace property. Upon entering the property, there is a living room, with laminate flooring and living flame gas fire. The kitchen is fitted with modern units and includes, gas cooker with oven/hob/extractor fan. The main bedroom is large and is extensively fitted with bedroom furniture. The second bedroom has a chair which folds out into a single bed and the bathroom has feature natural brick walls, with electric shower over bath & a modern fitted white bathroom suite.

Double glazing & curtains are fitted throughout the property. Modern light fittings are also fitted throughout, including fan/lights in both bedrooms.

Stalybridge is a town within the Metropolitan Borough of Tameside, in Greater Manchester, England. It is 5.7 miles (9.2 km) to the northwest of Glossop, 8 miles (12.9 km) to the east of Manchester and 9.1 miles (14.6 km) to the north of Stockport. The town has a total population of 22,568.

EDUCATION
Prior to 1910 primary education was provided by the church schools. Iin 1910 the borough opened its own school on Waterloo Road. In 1927, West Hill, a central school for boys was opened. The central school for girls opened in 1930. Until 1980 secondary modern education was provided schools in the town itself and grammar school education by Hyde Grammar School. For Roman Catholic pupils, grammar school education was provided by Harrytown, Romiley and Xaverian, Rusholme. Catholic secondary modern education was available from 1963 at St Peter and St Paul, Dukinfield. In 1977 the Local Education Authority appealed to keep its Grammar Schools rather than be forced by the government to adopt a comprehensive system. The Lord of Appeal Lord Lane was personally critical of Fred Mulley, the Secretary of State for Education and Science for being "far from frank" about his reason for intervening in Tameside and joined in the judgment which found for Tameside and brought a halt to comprehensivisation. However, following the election of a Labour council in 1980 the local grammar schools were abolished and all the secondary modern and grammar schools in Stalybridge, Hyde and Dukinfield became comprehensives.

PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Gorse Hall Primary School
Arlies Primary School
Stalyhill Junior School
Ridge Hill Primary School and Nursery
Wild Bank Community School
St Peter`s RC Primary School and Nursery Voluntary Aided by the Diocese of Shrewsbury
St Paul`s CofE Primary School Voluntary Aided by the Diocese of Chester
St Raphael`s RC Primary School Voluntary Aided by the Diocese of Shrewsbury
Buckton Vale Primary School
Millbrook Primary School
Trinity Christian School Christian Independent School

SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Copley High School 11-16 Comprehensive Co-educational
West Hill School 11-16 Comprehensive boys school
All Saints` Catholic College 11-18 Comprehensive Co-educational. Voluntary Aided by the Diocese of Shrewsbury. Located in Dukinfield and serves residents of Stalybrige, Hyde and Dukinfield.
Trinity Christian School Christian Independent School

TRANSPORT
The nearest point of access to the Motorway network is approximately 1 mile from the southern boundary of the town at junction 4 of the M67. The M67 is a feeder to the M60 Manchester orbital motorway. The A635 A road passes through the town and the A6018 commences at Stalybridge. The B61675 and B6176 Huddersfield Road also pass through the town.

Stalybridge railway station is served by three lines, the Huddersfield Line to Manchester Victoria or Huddersfield, the TransPennine Express line to Manchester Piccadilly or Leeds and beyond, and the Stockport to Stalybridge Line, which is notable for its infrequent Parliamentary train gaining it popularity with trainspotters. Stalybridge station is unusual in providing direct services to nine English cites: Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Wakefield, York, Hull, Middlesbrough, Durham and Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

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