2 Bedroom Terraced House

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A freehold terraced home offered with the benefit of no ongoing chain and vacant possession upon completion.
Located in a quiet position in the popular Hurdsfield area of Macclesfield, this traditionally constructed home of brick elevations surmounted by a tiled pitched roof, offers spacious accommodation as well as benefitting a fabulous-sized and fully enclosed garden. There is also the possibility to create driveway parking to the front. The property features full PVCu double glazing, as well as the installation of a gas combination heating system.
Hurdsfield lies just to the eastern side of Macclesfield town centre, convenient to access all the amenities the vibrant town centre offers, as well as the mainline direct railway service connecting Macclesfield to Manchester Piccadilly (23 minutes) and London Euston (1.45 hours).
The Macclesfield canal and fabulous Middlewood Way, run in opposite and almost equidistant nearby distance to this particular location, ideal for lovers of outdoor activities or for those with regular dog walking duties to perform.
The Middlewood Way, a former railway route from Macclesfield to Marple, stretches some 11 miles and provides green and leafy walkways, cycle routes and bridlepaths, passing through Bollington, Adlington and Poynton, eventually finding its end in Marple.The wonderful Macclesfield canal, with its tranquil towpaths, runs almost parallel to the Middlewood Way, making two contrasting outward and return journeys. Slightly farther distant, the fabulous Bollin Valley passes Prestbury to connect, eventually, to Manchester some 21 miles distant.
This is also a highly popular and convenient location for AstraZeneca employees - pointless to drive, for this is a quick and easy walking or cycling commute to work in just minutes.
The property is generally well presented, having been newly decorated throughout and with brand new carpets laid to principle rooms.
The accommodation comprises of a welcoming reception hallway with understairs storage and lots of coat hanging and shoe storage space.
A naturally bright lounge benefits dual-aspect windows to the front and over the substantially-sized rear garden, as well as having the feature of a period-style fire surround and a granite fireback and hearth.
The neighbouring fitted kitchen offers lots of cabinet storage and space for appliances, whilst a useful extension leading from the kitchen area could be utilised as a separate dining room, office, playroom, or perhaps a teenager or guest bedroom option.
A staircase from the reception hallway rises to the first floor, where two double sized bedrooms with built-in storage, share a bathroom incorporating a corner bath and mixer shower.
Accessed from the rear extension and also externally via a garden gate leading to a shared ginnel, the garden must surely be the jewel in this particular properties' crown. Landscaped in three defined tiers, the lower-lying area offers a spacious flagged patio area. A small flight of steps rise to a second flagged terrace and pretty stocked flower bed, whilst the lawn-laid garden features to a slightly elevated top tier. The garden boundaries are enclosed by sectional concrete post and ground anchors, infilled with timber fence panels.
This is an affordable and ready to move in property, the perfect opportunity for a first time buyer, budget upsize from an apartment or smaller terrace, or even a conveniently located downsize perhaps.
Viewing appointments are highly advised and can be arranged with flexibility by contacting the sole selling estate agent, Simeon Rains in association with The Good Estate Agent Macclesfield.
Reception Hallway: PVCu double glazed front door with a double glazed stained and frosted panel, built-in understairs storage and gas meter cupboard and a built-in electrical consumer unit and meter cupboard, central heating radiator, staircase to the first floor.
Lounge: PVCu double glazed windows to the front and rear elevations, decorative ceiling coving, feature period-style fireplace incorporating a granite fireback and hearth, as well as an electric fire (not tested), 2 x central heating radiators, TV point.
Kitchen: Fitted with a range of white high gloss finished cabinets comprising of cupboards and drawers, with chrome handles, contrasting black granite worktops, mosaic-style tiled wall splashback areas, inset stainless steel sink with chrome taps, space for a freestanding cooker, and a fridge and freezer, plumbing for a washing machine or dishwasher, central heating radiator, PVCu double glazed window to the rear elevation.
Dining Room/Playroom/Home Office/Guest Bedroom: PVCu double glazed windows to the rear and side elevations, PVCu double glazed door opening to the patio and garden, built in cupboard housing the gas combination boiler, central heating radiator, plumbing for a washing machine.
First Floor - Landing: PVCu double glazed windows to the lower staircase and front landing elevations, loft hatch, smoke alarm.
Bedroom 1: PVCu double glazed window to the rear elevation, built in storage cupboard, central heating radiator.
Bedroom 2: PVCu double glazed window to the rear elevation, central heating radiator.
Bathroom: Corner bath with a chrome mixer tap and shower head attachment, fitted shower curtain rail, push-button-flush WC, pedestal wash basin with a chrome mixer tap, full wall tiling, extractor fan, chrome tubular heated towel rail/radiator, PVCu opaque double glazed window to the front elevation.
Outside - Rear Garden: Accessed from the rear extension and also externally via a garden gate leading to a shared ginnel, the garden is landscaped and defined by three tiers. To the immediate rear of the property and stretching some distance to a concrete stone-effect wall, the lower-lying area offers a spacious flagged patio area. A small flight of steps rise to a second flagged terrace and pretty stocked flower bed, whilst a lawn-laid garden level features to a slightly elevated top tier. The garden boundaries are enclosed by sectional concrete post and ground anchors, infilled with timber fence panels. A wooden picket-style gate opens to the neighbouring property, where a ginnel can be accessed for wheelie bins and access to Chestnut Avenue.
Front: To the immediate front of the property there is an enclosed lawn-laid garden. The boundaries are of wooden picket-style fencing and mature hedges. A flagged hardstanding area forms the potential to create off road private parking. Consent from Cheshire East Council to drop the kerb to allow vehicle access would need to be obtained and this would involve costs. We advise interested parties to consult the relevant department at Cheshire East Council, in order to fully understand what fees, permits and work requirements may be necessary.
Tenure: Freehold - Council Tax Banding: B - Energy performance Certification: A new EPC has been ordered and will be made available as soon as available.