• PLEASE QUOTE OK0110 +
• TWO DOUBLE BEDROOM PERIOD TERRACED +
• WELL PRESENTED THROUGHOUT; READY TO MOVE IN TO +
• PERFECT FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS +
• SITUATED ON A POPULAR CUL-DE-SAC IN THE HEART OF LEVENSHULME +
• BEING SOLD WITH NO VENDOR CHAIN +

OPEN DAY SATURDAY 25TH OCTOBER - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. A well presented, lovingly maintained two double bedroom period garden-fronted terraced located on a quiet cul-de-sac in Levenshulme; one of South Manchester's most sought after locations. Located on a great road with the local independent shops, cafes and businesses that Levenshulme has to offer just a short 5 minute stroll away; this two bedroom home is perfectly situated for anyone wanting a quiet yet convenient location. Levenshulme Train Station is within easy access and will regularly get you in to Manchester Piccadilly in just 8 minutes along with Stockport Road/A6 being a 2 minute walk away with the 192 bus to Stockport or Manchester City Centre every 3 minutes. The property briefly comprises of: entrance hall leading through to the open plan lounge and dining room, with potential to close off in to two separate rooms if desired. Under stairs storage. The modern family kitchen, to the rear, overlooks the garden and boasts a range of wall and base units along with space for appliances. To the first floor: a larger than average family bathroom boasting a four piece suite with walk in shower and ample space for storage. Two well proportioned double bedrooms, with the master bedroom expanding the full width of the property and benefitting from floor to ceiling built in wardrobes. Access to the loft via the landing. Externally, the property benefits from a low maintenance garden with paved and artificial lawned areas. An ideal property for first time buyers looking to make the most of what the area has to offer. A viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the space and accommodation on offer. BEING SOLD WITH NO VENDOR CHAIN! Leasehold information:
Lease remaining: 879 years
Full lease term: 998 years (less three days) from 24 June 1906
Ground rent: £5 per annum