• Modern detached executive home +
• Cul de sac location +
• Three reception rooms & conservatory +
• South westerly facing gardens +
• Highly regarded location +
• No onward sale chain +

 Whilst there may be an abundance of modern detached houses within the south Warrington area, there are few which occupy such highly favoured and regarded locations as Stoneacre Gardens. This detached house, built by Redrow Homes to an appealing design of brick elevations under a tiled roof, offers generous and extremely well proportioned accommodation; nestled in a small cul-de-sac with a wooded outlook to the front. The area is particularly pleasant; well-liked by walkers, has close proximity to The Dingle, and one that also offers great convenience for local schooling and excellent facilities in both nearby Appleton and Stockton Heath. The property could not be more desirable from the point of view of family occupation and will certainly appeal to those searching for a home with established rear gardens that afford a good degree of privacy with a southerly aspect. The house is offered for sale with the benefit of no onward chain with an early completion being available if required. 

The interior provides comfortably appointed accommodation and whilst a buyer may wish to employ some upgrades, it provides well maintained and presented rooms comprising: a reception hall with cloakroom, lounge, dining room with patio door leading through to a conservatory. There is a study, generous kitchen with breakfast area. A utility room completes the ground floor layout. On the first floor, there are four bedrooms, an upgraded en-suite and a family bathroom. Outside, there is a double width driveway providing off-road parking and access to an integral garage with electrically operated door. The gardens to the rear are well established and afford good levels of privacy. The area is well served with well-regarded schooling, there are excellent shopping facilities in Stockton Heath and, for the business traveller, there is convenient motorway access gained at Stretton (M56) giving ease of travel to the business centres of the region.