An immaculate two bedroom period home on the ever popular New Beech Road in Heaton Mersey offered to the market with a pristine interior that blends character and contemporary features seamlessly. Boasting a useful and versatile cellar chamber that has been improved to a much higher standard than the average cellar on the street, the property offers first-time buyers and downsizers an excellent opportunity to purchase with early viewings highly recommended.

New Beech Road is a well-connected cobbled street in the heart of Heaton Mersey, which is ideally situated close to Didsbury between the M60 Ring Road and A34 granting easy access into and out of Manchester. East Didsbury Metrolink Train and Metrolink stations are within walking distance. Heaton Moor Road is also close at hand offering a healthy variety of bars, pubs and retail outlets. For families, primary and secondary schools are extremely reputable and in abundance.

Entering through the front, the property itself is briefly comprised of: living room to the front with south-facing large window allowing for a light and airy feel as well as integrated storage cupboards to the alcoves, an open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with attractive fitted units, cupboards and worktops as well as an integrated oven/hob. Stairs lead directly from the kitchen to the partly-developed cellar chamber that is currently used as a utility room and a useful downstairs reception room with a range of integrated cupboards and a long worktop.

Single flight stairs to the first floor lead to a large principal room to the front spanning the full width of the home with two integrated wardrobes and original floorboards. A second bedroom to the rear offers a versatile guest bedroom or as use as a work-from-home space as used by the current vendors. The family bathroom completes the floor with a modern three-piece suite and heated towel rail.

Externally, there are low-maintenance gardens to both the front and rear. The rear garden is laid with artificial turf and enjoys the sun predominantly in the early morning and late afternoon.