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"Just a few owners of these glorious Victorian homes had the foresight, if you will, to add arguably one of the biggest family inspired alterations to the ground floor. This was achieved very simply, yet very effectively, by knocking through from one entertaining room to another and given a further large separate entertaining room stands to the other side of the hall, this change makes for creating a great family hub whilst still leaving a formal room unchanged. This particular arrangement combines the dining room through to the kitchen/ breakfast room. Fantastic space.

This actually makes for brighter living space too; separate or open, you can enjoy the front and rear outside views through the double opening clear glass doors. Favoured This is clearly a specific feature and one we know from experience proves to be a popular attraction. However we turn now to the layout of the remaining accommodation - of which there is plenty. Warm welcome A hall typically large and split levelled, with arches, niches, detailed coving, claw foot to the stairs - all the usual 'stuff' of a period house - a hall with a cloakroom and a utility room found at the lower level, which rather handily, stands just across from the kitchen breakfast room. Graceful To the front of house are two elegant rooms; elegant for their proportions, for their detailed cornices and deep windows. Quite charming. There's a bay window in the living room and a handsomely proportioned fireplace with open flue. The dining room has a similar fireplace and, as described, optional opening through to the kitchen. A 'complete' kitchen This kitchen is considerably comprehensive in its facilities and appliances. One that's clearly designed for entertaining on a fairly grand scale perhaps. For it comes with not one but two ovens, a separate grill and integrated microwave by Neff and a Smeg five ring gas hob. There is, of course a dishwasher and two larders fridges and freezer. Water filter and waste disposal unit are to be found integrated into the two sinks units. With units and worktops to three walls there's plenty of storage and space to create. A useful additional touch comes in the extra width of the work top around the sinks - it's also quite an attractive design with two windows behind those sinks that take in a private rear garden view. Lower ground floor Basement rooms comprise a boiler room with small window (a new boiler was just installed Oct '13) and two further store rooms stand adjacent to a substantial integral garage. This is both alarmed and has an electric rolling door. Three bathrooms in all Bedroom number one (although by no means the biggest) is found on the mezzanine landing and opposite to a bathroom across a short landing. It's as close to an en suite arrangement as can be...without actually being one. This comprises a five piece bathroom suite with a clear glass window. The point about the clear glass is that it proves how private the rear garden is - and this is just in early March. Either, or works .This bedroom has a fireplace too and for now is adapted as a comfortable extra sitting room. This adaption is nothing more than the furniture used, so please don't concern yourselves with alteration costs back to bedroom space, for there are none. Storage galore Up to the main landing and to two front facing double bedrooms. Both with enviably large en suite facilities as well as with wall to wall wardrobes. In fact, on reflection, one down side of these large Victorian homes is often the lack of built in wardrobe furniture and general storage space. Yet here there are wardrobes and or built in shelving to all five bedrooms. Four of those five bedrooms are 'doubles' with bedroom five, on the top floor, making a good home study perhaps. The top floor landing is heated and the attraction of bedroom four is that it has two windows - just as in the very first bedroom, although up a floor again and the extra window makes it brighter still. Note that the windows to the whole rear elevation of the house are in a sealed unit double glazed finish, whilst the sash windows to the front are in working order. Outdoors Outside and you'll find an established front giving much privacy whilst a block set drive offers parking facilities. To the rear there's a garden that has been relatively recently redesigned and re landscaped. It too offers considerable privacy. This is an interesting garden, with sun and shade in mind. A patio stands to the top of the garden, a compost area to the very bottom and hidden away and there's a fair amount of space to the side for your potting shed.... Locator Chetwynd Road's position in regards to Oxton Village is proximate. To Birkenhead School and The Academy for girls even closer. Those relocating to Oxton do so for these schools, and others, as much as for the easy short commute to Liverpool. For Sat Nav: CH43 2JJ. These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute and part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements or representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firm?s employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of this property. We have not tested any services nor appliances and cannot give any assurances or warranties as to their condition or reliability. All measurements are approximate having been taken with an electronic measuring device."