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"NO ONWARD CHAIN A well presented THREE BEDROOM inter-war semi-detached house with double glazed CONSERVATORY, larger than average rear GARDEN, and an established END OF CUL-DE-SAC location with OPEN ASPECTS to the north west of Chester.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION NO ONWARD CHAIN - Situated in a location overlooking Farmland is this three bedroom semi detached house benefiting from a 4 metre conservatory and a larger than average garden, internally the accommodation in brief comprises of an Entrance Hall, Groundfloor bathroom, Kitchen / Breakfast room, Sitting room with sliding patio doors through to an excellent size conservatory, to the first floor there are three bedrooms. Outside there is a block paved area which leads around to the larger than average rear garden. The property also has the benefit of double glazed windows, a gas fired condensing combination central heating/hot water boiler, an RCD/circuit breaker controlled electrical system, connections to all mains services. Originally constructed by the Welsh Land Settlement Society in 1937 (which was formed to re-settle unemployed families from South Wales to farming cooperatives in various parts of the country), this property has now passed into private ownership and is located within easy reach of the wide range of facilities within Chester and Deeside, as well as having excellent connections to the wider north west road communications network via nearby connections with the A550, A55, and the M56 motorway to the north. Fast and efficient railway services to London and other significant parts of the country can be made use of from the Chester General Railway Station. ENTRANCE HALL 8'7' max x 6'5' (2.62m max x 1.96m) With uPVC/double glazed front door and understairs storage cupboard with RCD/circuit breaker control panel. SITTING ROOM 13'11' x 11'10' (4.24m x 3.61m) With television point, radiator, telephone point, brick fireplace surround and inner archway leading to the kitchen, as well as a double glazed sliding inner door leading to the conservatory. KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 18'9' x 6'4' (5.72m x 1.93m) With grained range of wall units, floor cupboards and drawers with granite effect work surfaces, tiled splashbacks, tiled flooring, radiator, stainless steel single drainer sink unit with chromium mixer tap, wall mounted gas fired condensing central heating/hot water boiler, side double glazed external door, and points and space for an electric cooker, washing machine and refrigerator/freezer. CONSERVATORY 14'11' x 13'10' (4.55m x 4.22m) Of double glazed construction over a lower brick wall beneath a polycarbonate pitched roof, with radiator and double glazed external door overlooking and leading to the larger than average rear garden. GROUND FLOOR BATHROOM 6'2' x 4'6' (1.88m x 1.37m) With white suite having chromium fittings comprising panelled bath with thermostatically controlled shower unit, wash hand basin, WC, fan, tiled walls and radiator. LANDING 9'10' x 3'7' (3.00m x 1.09m) With staircase and half landing leading from the entrance hall, radiator and access to the loft space. BEDROOM ONE 11'11' x 11'10' (3.63m x 3.61m) With radiator and aspects over the larger than average rear garden. BEDROOM TWO 11'7' x 6'5' (3.53m x 1.96m) With radiator. BEDROOM THREE 11'10' x 8'8' max (3.61m x 2.64m max) With radiator, built-in storage cupboard and aspects over the larger than average rear garden. OUTSIDE To the front of the property there is a block paved area with gateway and a block paved pathway continues alongside the property to the rear garden. The rear garden is larger than average and laid mainly to lawn with a seating area, boundary fencing and hedging and superb aspects over adjacent farmland. DIRECTIONS From Chester, proceed out of the city down Lower Watergate Street, passing Stanley Palace and proceeding under the Watergate itself, past the Chester Racecourse and under the railway viaduct onto New Crane Street and then onto Sealand Road. Proceed along Sealand Road for a further distance, past the Greyhound Retail Park and along the long straight section towards towards the junction with the A550. Prior to reaching this junction, take the left hand turning into Manor Road, signposted for the North Wales Shooting School and continue along Manor Road, taking the left hand turning into East Green. Continue to the T-junction at the end of East Green, facing open farmland, turn right and continue for a further short distance, after which the subject property will be observed in its corner position. 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."