Property description
A good sized 3 bed / 2 bathroom detached bungalow in need of complete modernisation, but nicely positioned with in a popular area with open aspect to the rear. Viewing essential to appreciate its potential with accommodation which also includes storm porch; hall; lounge with arch to dining area; kitchen; detached garage.
Accommodation Comprises:Storm Porch
Entrance Hall
Lounge 12' 10\" x 12' 7\" arch to
Dining Room 9' 6\" x 8' 6\"
Kitchen 10' 11\" x 8' 7\"
Bedroom 1 (Rear) 11' 6\" x 10' 8\"
En suite shower / WC
Bedroom 2 (Rear) 10' 9\" x 9' 11\"
Bedroom 3 (Side) 9' 6\" x 7' 3\"
Bathroom / WC
OutsideDetached Garage
Gardens
INTRO
Nicely tucked away on a small 'off shoot' cul-de-sac, this particular detached bungalow is need of complete modernisation and improvement, but hidden away, there could be an excellent home which offers comfortable, well balanced accommodation which is certainly worth viewing to fully appreciate its overall potential.The property has UPVC double glazed and leaded windows along with gas fired central heating (not tested) and in brief features a storm porch, hallway, lounge with archway to dining area, kitchen, three bedrooms, bedroom one having en-suite shower room/wc and a main family bathroom/wc.Outside, there is good parking to the side along with a detached brick built garage. There are lawned gardens, the rear in particular being of a good size and not overlooked.
AREA
Cheadle Hulme is a busy suburban village within Stockport. Its proximity to Manchester and Stockport means that Cheadle Hulme has expanded rapidly. The village has a cosmopolitan vibe with an excellent range of bars and restaurants. The area offers very good schools, both public and state.Cheadle Hulme School is a very accomplished public school, Cheadle Catholic Infant School has been rates as outstanding by Ofsted in most areas as has Cheadle Hulme High School.Travel is made even easier with a central train station that boasts a variety of useful connections and many trains into Stockport and Manchester.Shopping, both everyday and more specialised, is well catered for with Waitrose supermarket along with small chains and independent shops populating the high street. This smallness helps the village to feel like its bridging town life and country living as it is effectively sandwiched between the natural and the urban worlds, with Manchester being 20 minutes in one direction and the Peak District being the same distance in the other direction.
DIRECTIONS
From the main traffic light junction at Cheadle Hulme centre, head out along Ladybridge Road. At the next traffic light junction turn left onto Councillor Lane, continuing along before turning left into Calderbrook Drive, following the road along and around where no. 34 will be found positioned on the right hand side, clearly identified by a Richard Lowth & Company For Sale board.
STORM PORCH
ENTRANCE HALL
LOUNGE - 12' 10'' x 12' 7'' (3.65m x 0.00m) arch into
DINING ROOM - 9' 6'' x 8' 6'' (2.89m x 2.59m)
KITCHEN - 10' 11'' x 8' 7'' (3.32m x 2.61m)
BEDROOM 1 - 11' 6'' x 10' 8'' (3.50m x 3.25m)
EN-SUITE SHOWER / WC
BEDROOM 2 - 10' 9'' x 9' 11'' (3.27m x 3.02m)
BEDROOM 3 - 9' 6'' x 7' 3'' (2.89m x 2.21m)
BATHROOM / WC
DETACHED GARAGE
GARDEN
Property Features :
- A good size detached bungalow
- 3 well proportioned bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Modernisation required
- Popular location