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Chadwick Terrace is a quiet cul-de-sac, situated in the ever-popular Hurdsfield area, located just to the east of Macclesfield town centre.

Hurdsfield is a preferred location for those wishing to close enough to easily walk into the town centre, whilst also lying on the fringe of Macclesfield's glorious Peak District countryside.

Macclesfield's tranquil, and almost neighbouring canal towpaths, provide a perfect escape from the daily grind, whilst also serving as a peaceful environment for outdoor exercise and dog walking. Running almost parallel to the canal, the disused former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple railway line, now serves as a 10 mile greenway, offering a diverse circular route that can be enjoyed in conjunction with the leafy canal towpaths. 

For those looking for a home within ideally a fifteen minute walk of Macclesfield's mainline Manchester Piccadilly (23 minutes) and London Euston (1.45 hours) railway station, Chadwick Terrace could be a perfect location. Also within easy striking distance; Macclesfield's largest employer, the pharmaceutical giant 'AstraZeneca' lies just over a ten minute walk away - ideal for a very short and cost-free commute for employees. Finally, a good range of local convenience stores, schools, and other amenities, are provided in close proximity.

So, with the immediate neighbourhood briefly covered, we move onto an overview of number 13 Chadwick Terrace - a traditional semi-detached home boasting three good bedrooms, as well as spacious ground floor accommodation.

Constructed during the period 1928 to1950, the houses stretching between Hurdsfield Road to the boundaries of Hulley Road, as well as to the east and west of Queens Avenue; are generally of red brick elevations surmounted by traditional slate pitched roofs. The properties were built to exacting standards by using quality materials to stand the test of time. These homes were constructed to improve the standards of living during a time of redevelopment of the town centre. Cramped decaying Victorian slums, were replaced with a new design of solidly built modern homes that allowed families to share open space in a far healthier environment. Today, these homes offer great value for money, for not only do they offer generously sized accommodation, but also greater outside space than many similar priced homes.

This particular property has been the subject of much improvement in recent times. The centrally heated accommodation is very well presented and features a fabulous, contemporary-style, comprehensively fitted high-gloss kitchen, with enough extra space to accommodate a dining area to boot!

The front lounge has been totally transformed by removing the original chimney breast, to create far more usable living space, whilst the original bathroom has been transformed into a luxury shower room, featuring an oversized walk-in shower and stunning fitted bathroom furniture.

Bedrooms sizes are one of the really notable features of these particular homes. Constructed as family homes, the bedrooms were designed to accommodate families of up to seven individuals. The master bedroom is possibly almost double the size of many comparable new homes - ideal for those who wish to stretch out and create a most comfortable sleeping environment. For those who may need to create work space, the third-sized bedroom is currently utilised as a spacious home office by the current owners.

Plenty of storage space is always welcomed these days, and this home really does offer great storage options, from deep in-built cupboards, to a full width and length loft space, complete with an easy access pull-down ladder, light, and part-floor boarding.

As previously touched upon, the property features a gas combination boiler which efficiently serves both the central heating radiators, as well as the hot water supply. The windows and doors are of a PVC manufacured material (low maintenance & upkeep) and feature double glazed window panels, to aid not only energy performance, but also acoustic insulation.

Accessed from the dining kitchen, as well as a gate to the side of the property, a fully enclosed tier-level garden, offers an elevated terrace with a sunny south-easterly aspect. 

The original front garden has been redeveloped to provide ample private parking for at least two vehicles.

The quiet and yet highly convenient location, coupled with above-average-sized accommodation, a good garden, and private parking, will no doubt appeal to a wide audience of potential new owners, including first time buyers, upsizers and downsizers.

We highly recommend interested parties to arrange a convenient appointment to view all on offer. Viewings can be arranged with reasonable flexibility, to help accommodate out of office hour appointments. The sole selling estate agent, Simeon Rains in association with The Good Estate Agent Macclesfield, have offices located almost directly opposite the railway station at 52 Waters Green, Macclesfield SK11 6JT.

Entrance Vestibule: Composite front door incorporating an opaque double glazed leaded panel; cloaks hanging space; smoke alarm; central heating radiator; electrical consumer unit; staircase rising to the first floor landing; oak-effect plank flooring.

Lounge: PVCu double glazed window to the front elevation; TV point; central heating radiator; oak-effect plank flooring; oak doors to the entrance vestibule & dining kitchen.

Dining Kitchen: Fitted with a comprehensive range of ivory coloured high-gloss contemporary-style base & eye-level cabinets, with over worktop lighting & comprising of cupboards & drawers with brushed stainless steel handles; oak-effect block worktops; inset black composite one-&-a-half bowl sink unit incorporating a brushed chrome mixer tap with extendable shower-rinse head; ceramic wall tiling to the worktop splashback areas; inset Bosch electric oven; electric ceramic hob; glass cooker splashback; stainless steel extractor unit with a glass canopy; plumbing & space for a washing machine; plumbing & space for a dishwasher; space for an undercounter fridge or freezer; space for a tall fridge/freezer; recessed ceiling spotlights; ample space for a dining table & chairs; understairs deep pantry/storage cupboard; oak-effect flooring; PVCu back door incorporating an opaque double glazed panel; PVCu double glazed window to the rear elevation.

First Floor - Landing: PVCu double glazed window to the side elevation; oversized loft hatch incorporating a pull-down ladder (loft with a light & part boarding for storage); oak doors to all rooms.

Bedroom 1: PVCu double glazed window to the front elevation; central heating radiator.

Bedroom 2: PVCu double glazed window to the rear elevation; decorative wall panelling to one wall; central heating radiator.

Bedroom 3: PVCu double glazed window to the front elevation; central heating radiator.

Shower Room: Oversized walk-in shower with sliding glass shower door & shower screen; a chrome overhead monsoon rainfall shower head & a separate hand-held rinse attachment; full wall tiling to the shower area; push-button-flush WC; bathroom cabinet storage comprising of cupboards & drawers with a stone-effect top & incorporating an inset wash basin with a chrome mixer tap; fitted mirror-fronted wall cabinet; tiling to the wall splashback areas; extractor fan; chrome tubular central heating radiator/heated towel rail; stone-effect floor tiling; recessed ceiling spotlights; PVCu opaque double glazed window to the side elevation.

Outside - Rear & Side Garden: Accessed via the dining kitchen internally & by a gate from the side of the property, the rear garden is of a south-easterly orientation. The boundaries are fully enclosed via sectional timber fencing & mature hedges. To the immediate rear of the property, a tarmac laid pathway wraps around the property, with a dwarf Peak stone wall retaining a slightly tiered garden. A small flight of steps rise to a pathway & areas of garden laid to lawn. Elevated slightly above the first tier, a flagged terrace provides a sunny vantage point to relax or entertain. Flowerbed borders are stocked with a variety of shrubs, bushes & young trees. To the side, an area of hardstanding provides the siting for a garden shed or greenhouse, perhaps. A garden gate opens to the driveway located to the front of the property. The rear garden provides a water tap, as well as outside lighting to the garden & side elevation.

Front: To the front of the property, a tarmac laid driveway provides parking for at least two cars. The driveway boundaries are enclosed by mature hedges, whilst a timber garden gate permits entry to the side & rear garden. An outside light is located to the front elevation of the property. Gas & electric meters are located externally within enclosed locker cabinets.

Tenure: Freehold - Council Tax Banding: B - Energy Performance Certification (EPC): A new EPC assessment has been ordered & shall be added asap. Previous assessment: (expired Feb 2025): D

*Buyers Note: These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure of the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.

 

Council Tax Band

The council tax band for this property is B.