Hulme Hall Avenue, Cheadle Hulme, SK8

If you love period features and have been waiting for a home you can put your own stamp on, this three-bedroom Edwardian semi on Hulme Hall Avenue deserves a closer look. There is work to do here but there’s also so much to fall in love with, from the beautiful bay windows and high ceilings to the original fireplaces and south-facing garden.

The sellers have already had a survey carried out, which has identified works that need addressing. This is available for interested buyers to review and I can talk you through the findings before you arrange a viewing.

As soon as you step inside, the hallway gives you a first glimpse of the character that runs throughout the home, with restored coving and ceiling roses adding those details you simply don’t find in every property. There’s also a handy downstairs WC.

The two reception rooms have been opened up to create a spacious living and dining room, with a bay window at the front and French doors opening onto the garden at the back. There’s room here for both everyday family life and getting everyone around the table.

Downstairs, the basement provides useful additional space, with lighting, storage and room for utility appliances. The former coal store has also been fitted out as a wet room with a shower. It’s an interesting part of the house to explore when considering how you might use the space.

Upstairs are three bedrooms, each with its own charm. The rear double overlooks the garden and has fitted storage and a window seat, while the front double has a lovely bay window and fitted wardrobes. The third bedroom also looks over the garden and retains an original fireplace.

There is access to the loft, which has two skylights. Any plans for this space would need to be considered alongside the survey findings and any necessary permissions and approvals.

The south-facing rear garden is a lovely private space, with established trees and greenery offering a feeling of seclusion. There’s plenty of scope to make it your own, whether you picture a sunny spot for your morning coffee, space for the children to play or a patio for summer evenings with friends.

With local schools, village amenities and transport links nearby, this is a chance to take on a characterful home in a great Cheadle Hulme location and give it the care and attention it needs.

If you have the appetite for a project, get in touch. I’d love to talk you through the house, the survey and the opportunity here.

Important buyer information: The loft insulation may restrict mortgage availability, although some lenders may consider lending. Buyers requiring a mortgage should confirm suitability with their lender or mortgage adviser before proceeding. Interested buyers should review the existing survey and obtain independent professional advice on the insulation, required remedial works and associated costs. The survey is provided for information and does not replace a buyer’s own investigations.

PART A
Council Tax : E
Tenure: Freehold

PART B
Property Type & Construction - Brick
Electric and Water Supply - Mains
Heating - Mains Gas
Sewerage - Mains
Broadband - FTTC
Mobile Coverage - Good
Parking - Driveway

PART C
Building Safety - N/A
Restrictions - No
Rights & Easements - No
Flooded: No
Flood Risk Rivers & Sea: None
Flood Risk Surface Water: None
Coastal Erosion Risk: None
Planning Permission: N/A
Accessibility / Adaptions: None
Coalfield or Mining area: None

Energy Rating - C