- Three bedrooms: two doubles and one single ideal for office or nursery
- Two reception rooms with bay window and feature fireplace
- Modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
- Private rear garden, detached garage and driveway parking
- Short walk to Cheadle Hulme train station and local shops
- Long lease: 980 years from July 1926 (leasehold)
- Single family bathroom only; may be limiting for larger households
- EPC D; modest energy improvements could reduce running costs
Set on a sizeable corner plot in Cheadle Hulme, this three-bedroom semi delivers characterful living with practical family space. Two reception rooms — including a front dining room with a bay window and a rear living room with feature fireplace and patio doors — give flexible layouts for dining, play and relaxing. The separate modern kitchen has built-in appliances and room for everyday cooking.
Upstairs are two generous double bedrooms and a useful single room suitable for a nursery or home office. The property is served by a single family bathroom (bath with overhead shower). Outside there is a private rear garden, detached garage and driveway parking, with additional permit parking nearby — handy for commuters using the short walk to Cheadle Hulme station.
The house blends Edwardian character (bay window, cornice, chimney) with practical modern comforts such as double glazing, mains gas central heating and a recently fitted kitchen. The long lease (980 years from 1926) removes long-term leasehold uncertainty; council tax band C and an EPC D reflect typical running costs for a home of this era.
Suitable for families and commuters, the home sits in a comfortable suburban area close to good schools, shops and transport links. While well presented, buyers wanting a fully modernised finish should allow for cosmetic updating and improving energy performance over time.
