Four bedrooms across three floors, flexible family layout
Newly renovated kitchen, utility and main bathroom — move-in ready
South-facing private rear garden with York stone patio and brick store
Large gravel driveway with five-bar double gates for off-road parking
Double glazing installed (post-2002) and mains gas central heating
Top-floor fourth bedroom has restricted head height in places
Solid brick construction — assumed no original cavity wall insulation
Council tax band above average for the area
This handsome Edwardian semi-detached house sits in the heart of Willaston Village and blends period character with recent modern upgrades. High ceilings, bay windows and original features have been retained while the kitchen, utility and main bathroom have been newly fitted, creating a comfortable family home ready to move into.
Accommodation is arranged over three floors and provides flexible space for family life: three main bedrooms on the first floor, a fourth bedroom on the second floor, two bathrooms, formal reception rooms and an L-shaped open-plan kitchen-living area that opens to the garden via French doors. The south-facing rear garden, York stone patio and brick store create a private outdoor space that catches the afternoon sun.
Practical positives include a large gravel driveway with five-bar double gates for off-road parking, mains gas central heating and double glazing installed after 2002. The property sits on a decent-sized plot in a very low-crime, affluent area close to village amenities, primary schooling and the Wirral Way, with good road links to Chester and Liverpool.
Notable points to consider: the building is solid brick with no original cavity insulation (assumed), the top-floor bedroom has restricted head height in places, and council tax is above average. While much has been renovated recently, older structural elements typical of an early-20th-century build may require ongoing maintenance or upgrading in time.
