• Five Double Bedrooms +
• Three Reception Rooms +
• South-facing patio +
• Prime Location +
• Gated Driveway & Double Integrated Garage +
• Unconverted loft spaces +

A spacious five-bedroom detached house on a 0.2-acre south-facing plot which offers a functional layout with significant potential for conversion or modernization (subject to planning permission).

A substantial five-double-bedroom 1960s Cheshire brick home sitting on a 0.2-acre south-facing corner plot. The house is set behind private wooden gates with a York stone driveway that fits three cars, leading to a large integral garage.
The ground floor is designed for a natural flow, starting with a bright entrance hall that leads into a dual-aspect living room with garden views, a feature fireplace, and French doors. The heart of the home is the open-plan dining and snug area, which opens right out onto the private rear terrace. The kitchen is a classic Dutch 'Keller' design with Neff appliances and plenty of workspace. You will also find a stylish downstairs W.C., a boiler room, and lots of built-in storage tucked away.
Upstairs, the landing is exceptionally bright thanks to a large feature window. All five bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles. The principal suite overlooks the front garden and includes fitted wardrobes, a dressing area, and a modern en-suite. There are three more spacious doubles and a fifth bedroom at the back that currently features a built-in wardrobe and vanity. One of the rooms is presently used as a home office with a fitted workspace. The family bathroom is fitted with a Villeroy & Boch suite and plenty of storage. There are also two separate loft spaces, offering great potential for conversion (subject to planning).
The gardens wrap around the property, featuring mature borders and a standout Willow tree. The rear of the house faces south, making the stone terrace a very private, sunny spot for eating outside or entertaining.