• Grade II listed character home +
• Historic Port Sunlight village setting +
• Two double bedrooms with storage +
• Reception room with parquet flooring +
• Four-piece bathroom with separate shower +
• Short walk to Port Sunlight station for easy commutes to Liverpool & Chester +
• Near schools, shops and cafes +
• No onward chain +

This two bedroom Grade II listed house is for sale in the historic village of Port Sunlight on the Wirral, an area renowned for its distinctive architecture, well maintained green spaces and community feel. The property is well suited to first time buyers and investors seeking a characterful home with practical modern living spaces. Internally, the house offers one reception room featuring parquet flooring, providing a defined living area with a traditional finish in keeping with the period setting. The kitchen benefits from good natural light, pantry with storage and has space for dining, creating a sociable area for everyday meals and entertaining. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, one of which includes built in wardrobes, offering convenient storage. The bathroom is fitted with a four piece suite, providing both bath and separate shower facilities. To rear is a delightful south westerly court yard with outhouse providing water and plumbing for laundry facilities. The house sits within a location known for its green spaces and nearby parks, with Port Sunlight`s formal gardens, tree lined avenues and the Lady Lever Art Gallery all within easy reach. Everyday amenities, including shops, cafes and services, can be found in nearby village centres and along local high streets in the surrounding Wirral area. The property enjoys good access to public transport links. Port Sunlight railway station is close by, offering regular services to Liverpool and Chester. Journeys into Liverpool Lime Street typically take around 20 25 minutes, providing convenient access to the city`s employment, retail and leisure facilities, while Chester can usually be reached in approximately 30 35 minutes. Local bus routes further enhance connectivity across the Wirral. Families and purchasers planning for the future will appreciate the nearby schools, with a choice of primary and secondary education within the local area. The village`s layout, green spaces and historical features also contribute to a pleasant setting for walking and outdoor recreation. Council Tax is currently banded at C. Freehold subject to an annual ground rent of £1. This two bedroom terraced house combines the appeal of a Grade II listed setting with an immaculate interior arrangement, in a location well served by amenities, schools, transport links and green spaces.