Huntersfield, Northwich

Located in a quiet cul de sac with lovely rear garden and off road parking - an appealing two bedroom semi detached house in excellent condition EPC D CTB D, Deposit Applicable.

An attractive two bedroom semi detached house, situated in an excellent, tranquil cul-de-sac position.

In terms of layout, at ground floor level there is an entrance vestibule with storage cupboard. This area leads to the main accommodation. The arrangement downstairs is open plan with a good size living room leading to a dining area /garden room at the back of the house - this area provides access to and aspects over the private rear garden.

The kitchen area is also accessed via the living room and is fitted with range of white wall and floor cupboards, together with rolled edged preparation surfaces throughout. The kitchen has a fitted gas hob and oven, sink unit and space for a tumble dryer.

At first floor level is a double bedroom, single bedroom and family bathroom with 2017 installed shower unit, screen, bath and tiles

To the front of the property is a driveway that provides off road parking for two vehicles whilst the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, is of a good size and enjoys high levels of seclusion and privacy.

DIRECTIONS

Leaving the agents Tarporley office in the direction of Chester, continue along the High Street until reaching the roundabout and turn right (third exit) onto the A49 Warrington. Continue up the A49 passing The Fox and Barrel on the right hand side and Tarporley Garden Centre on the left. Go though the next set of traffic lights, passing The Hollies farm shop on the right and continue until reaching the Shell petrol station Crossroads with the A556. Turn right onto the A556 in the direction of Northwich and continue along the road passing The Blue Cap on the left hand side and the famous Sandiway sandstone tower on the right hand side as it turns into a dual carriageway.

Take the exit for Chester Road on your left at the bottom of the hill towards Hartford, follow this road to a T junction at which point you will turn left into Hartford village, continuing along Chester road. Having passed the Church on the right take the next left onto Bradburns Lane, pass the Grange School on the left and at the next set of traffic lights take the right turn into Beach Road. Upon reaching the next set of traffic lights take a left unto Burrows Hill and the the first right into Firdale Road.

Follow the road along and Huntersfield is the eight right turn off. The property is on the third property on the left hand side within the cul de sac, clearly identified by a Gascoigne Halman `To Let- sign.

Location

Firdale Park sits on the edge of Northwich Town Centre. Northwich is going through an impressive £80 million rejuvenation project improving the infrastructure, amenities and condition of the town centre.

Northwich is an old market town located in the heart of the Cheshire Plain. It provides an ideal commuter base being near to the A49, A556, M6 and just ten minutes from junction ten onto the M56 to Chester, North Wales and also Manchester. In terms of railway stations there are excellent connections to Chester-Manchester at Northwich and Greenbank and London-Liverpool via Hartford and Acton Bridge. Crewe railway station, with direct connection to London, is around a thirty five minute drive away. The house is also within a 40 minute drive of Liverpool and Manchester International Airports and the fast developing MediaCity UK at Salford.

The popular Waitrose Store and Marina on the river embankment opposite Freshwater View started the exciting rejuvenation programme in the town centre. Barons Quay, provides a thriving leisure and retail quarter, including multi-screen Odeon cinema, H&M and Asda superstore with multi-storey car park. Just a stones throw away from Barons Quay, the Hayhurst Quay scheme created a vibrant waterfront development with a new marina providing 40 moorings, restaurants and a large Waitrose food superstore.

Memorial Court, in the heart of Northwich has two swimming pools and large gym. Northwich has also been nationally recognised as being in the top ten most desirable places to live in the UK, as evidenced by the Sunday Times.

This property is exceptionally well located for a choice of excellent local schools in both the state and private sectors. Within only a few minutes drive is Anderton Nature Park and Marbury Country Park, both of which support a variety of divergent habitats, with stunning aspects and offering a wonderful and popular area for walkers. Marbury Country Park sits within the Northwich Woodlands, an area of 350 hectares of parklands to explore and discover. Its network of surfaced paths provides many routes accessible to all and appeals to a variety of users including horse riders, cyclists, nature lovers and families.

Anderton is also the home of the fully restored and working Anderton Boat Lift linking the Trent and Mersey Canal and the River Weaver.