Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 88 Ernest Street, Crewe, a cozy and compact semi-detached type home with 3 bed in the CW2 6JZ area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band B.
This classic property was built 1930-1949 and has a reported internal area of 77 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £122,200 and a rental potential of £794 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
Additional analysis
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"CASH BUYERS REQUIRED ONLY. A genuine three bedroomed semi detached period property. Retaining all the original period features. Requiring a new lease of life by a caring renovator. The property has gas supply and has been re-wired at some stage. Accommodation comprising of: Covered storm porch, reception hall and two separate reception rooms retaining the original wood block herringbone laid flooring and one retaining the original oak fire surround. Original stained glass windows. Kitchen with quarry tiled floor. Adjoining external WC and coal storage house holding potential for extension of ground floor space. Three well proportioned bedrooms to the first floor, two retaining the original cast iron fireplaces. Separate bathroom retaining the original cast iron roll top bath on four cast iron feet. Garden being approximately 45 feet and outbuilding to the foot of the garden.
Accommodation The property is approached having a covered storm porch with original quarry tiled step which gives access to the original main entrance door. Being a wood panelled main entrance door retaining the original stained glass and leaded glazed top panel which gives access into the main through reception hall. Through Reception Hall 8'8' x 5' (2.64m x 1.52m) Nicely proportioned main reception hall retaining all the original period features including the original stained glass and leaded glazed side window. Picture rail surround. Wood door architraves which co-ordinate with the original wood panelled door giving access off to all rooms. Floor retaining the original herring bone laid wood block flooring which extends into both separate reception rooms. Staircase and handrail ascending off to first floor. Battery operated smoke detector. Front Lounge 11'6' x 10'11' (3.51m x 3.33m) (into recess and bay)
Room retaining the original oak wood fire surround and ceramic tiled inset and matching hearth on which stands a gas fire so gas point available if required. Room retaining the original picture rail surround and herring bone wood laid flooring. Large walk-in bay window to the front elevation retaining the original stained glass and leaded top light features. Telephone point. Rear Lounge/Dining Room 13' x 11'11' (3.96m x 3.63m) (into recess)
Nicely proportioned second reception room retaining the original herring bone wood flooring and picture rail surround. Also retaining the original tallboy built-in cupboard unit set to one side of the chimney breast recess with double opening original wooden panelled doors and drawer facilities and set to the opposite side a separate built-in cupboard with two drawer units. Original window to the rear elevation with curled window latch fittings. Two doors, one giving access through to the kitchen and the other built-in understairs shelved pantry store. Pantry Store Cupboard 7'6' x 3' (2.29m x 0.91m) Internal light and housing the electric meter and main fuse switch with red quarry tiled finished floor. Kitchen 7' x 7'4' (2.13m x 2.24m) Retaining the original red quarry tiled finished floor also housing the gas meter. Ceramic Belfast sink. Glazed window to the side elevation. Door giving access to the external side of the property. Also housing the main water stop tank. Landing 13'8' x 6' (4.17m x 1.83m) (to widest points including staircase)
Retaining the original wood balustrade surround to the staircase top. Original door architraves. Retaining the original stained glass and leaded tall window to the side elevation. Four original wood panelled doors with knob turning handles gives access off to all rooms. Loft inspection hatch and smoke detector to ceiling. Bedroom 1 11'6' x 10' (3.51m x 3.05m) (into recess)
Excellent proportioned main bedroom retaining the original cast iron period bedroom open fireplace and tiled hearth. Original picture rail surround. Large glazed window with original latch fitting to the front elevation. Bedroom 2 10'8' x 10'8' (3.25m x 3.25m) (into recess)
Nicely proportioned second double bedroom. Having ample space for bedroom and wardrobe furniture. Bedroom retaining the original period cast iron bedroom fireplace with ceramic tiled hearth. Built-in cupboard set into the chimney breast recess. Glazed window to the rear elevation retaining the original period latch fittings. Bedroom 3 8'6' x 6' (2.59m x 1.83m) Nicely proportioned third bedroom. Glazed window to the front elevation with original latch fittings. Bathroom 7'1' x 6'10' (2.16m x 2.08m) Excellent proportioned bathroom. Having a white three piece. Retaining the original Twyford ceramic wall mounted hand basin and original chrome fittings along with the original free standing enamel roll top bath on four cast iron feet. Opaque glazed window to the rear elevation. Built-in cupboard housing the hot and cold water storage tank. Externally Adjoining the rear of the property we have two brick outbuildings with two separate doors, one giving access to the WC with high level water storage tank. Electric light enclosed and separate door giving access to the coal storage shed. Rear garden being approximately 45ft in length. Boundaries being concrete post and panelled fence which are in good condition. Set to the foot of the garden we have a brick walled boundary and asbestos outbuilding. To the front we have a fenced boundary and front garden area. Flagged footpath leading to the front porch and ascending down the side of the property with gated side access. Directions From our office on Nantwich Road proceed in direction of Nantwich, take the first turning left into Bedford Street. Then the third turning right at the crossroad junction into Ernest Street where the property is located on the RH side identified by our FOR SALE BOARD. Tenure The tenure of the property is understood to be freehold (this should be verified prior to completion) You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website."