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EDWARDIAN BAY FRONTED SEMI FULL OF CHARM & CHARACTER SUPER OPEN PLAN DINING KITCHEN & FAMILY ROOM SOLID FUEL BURNER BI-FOLDING DOORS & SHUTTERS THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS & LOFT CONVERSION LANDSCAPED GARDEN. Full of character, this much improved Edwardian semi-detached offers very well-proportioned property comprising an inviting reception hallway, lounge with feature opan fireplace, open plan dining kitchen & family area with center island, three double bedrooms, bathroom, and loft conversion. Garage, utility area, landscaped gardens, and driveway parking.

This delightful ‘Edwardian‘ style bay fronted semi-detached property offers a wealth of charm and character, having recently completed noteworthy improvements including the opening up of the kitchen and dining room resulting in one open plan space providing seating, dining, and kitchen facilities, replacements windows to the rear, landscaped of the rear garden and a new boiler to mention but a few.

On entering the property you are welcomed with a charming hall with features including a stained glass window and a corbelled arch, a lounge with solid fuel burning stove and bow window with shutters, an open plan dining kitchenfamily complete with center island, integrated appliances and bi-folding doors. The first floor includes the master bedroom with the feature ‘Slipper‘ bath set into the bay window, two further double bedrooms with feature fireplaces, a piece bathroom suite, and stairs giving access to the loft space.

Access to the garage can be gained through the kitchen which in turn leads to the utility area which includes space for a washing machine, sink unit, and access through to the Wc. The rear garden has been landscaped to give themed areas for ‘Al Fresco‘ dining whilst the front comprises parking for vehicles.

Location

Stockton Heath is a suburban village located in the north-west of England, specifically in the county of Cheshire. It is situated approximately 2 miles to the south-west of the town of Warrington.

Stockton Heath is known for its vibrant high street, which features a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, bars, and cafes. It is also home to a number of notable landmarks, including the Grade II listed St. Thomas‘ Church and the Stockton Heath Bridge, which spans the River Mersey.

The village is well-connected by road, with the A49 and A56 both passing through the area, and is situated around 5 miles from the M6 motorway. It is also easily accessible by public transport, with regular bus services running to and from Warrington and surrounding areas.