Set moments from the heart of West Didsbury and on a leafy tree lined road. This large four bedroomed late Victorian mid terraced house celebrates a time when building large properties was in fashion. The high ceilings, large rooms, tree lined road and the garden to the front are all evidence.

Full Description

Set moments from the heart of West Didsbury and on a leafy tree lined road. This large four bedroomed late Victorian mid terraced house celebrates a time when building large properties was in fashion. The high ceilings, large rooms, tree lined road and the garden to the front are all evidence.

Set over two floors and with large windows that let the natural light flood in, this house has much to offer. To the ground floor are three receptions and a kitchen. Venture up the turning staircase to the first floor and you will find four bedrooms a bathroom and wc.

SAT NAV: M20 1JB

A spacious four bedroomed period terraced property maintaining many original features and providing scope for improvements. Situated in a popular location in West Didsbury. In brief the accommodation comprises: entrance hall, bay fronted living room, dining room, morning room and kitchen to the ground floor, whilst the first floor reveals four bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate W.C. The property also benefits from UPVC double glazing, a security alarm and courtyard style garden to the rear. Viewing is highly recommended. Offered with no vendor chain.

GARDEN FRONTED: To the front is a short garden with decorative walled boundaries and a timber gate for access

FRONT HALL
Entering through a partially glazed timber door and into the hallway. Here there is access to all three receptions, stairs to the first floor and meter cupboard. A wall hung radiator, double glazed window to the front aspect and a window over the front door itself. Burglar alarm, understairs storage, thermostat, ceiling cornicing, picture rail.

RECEPTION ONE
13'3 x 14'7 (4.04m x 4.44m)
Double glazed bay to the front aspect, wall hung radiator, tv point, ceiling cornicing, picture rail

RECEPTION TWO
10'2 x 14'1 (3.1m x 4.29m)
Large double glazed window to the rear aspect, picture rail, cornicing, wall hung radiator

RECEPTION THREE
9' x 13' (2.74m x 3.96m)
Wall hung radiator, double glazed window to the rear aspect, spot lights, tv point

KITCHEN
8'8 x 12'2 (2.64m x 3.71m)
Double glazed window to the side aspect, ceramic tiled splash backs, roll edged work surface; base and eye level units combi boiler, wall hung radiator, central heater time, spaces for cooker, washing machine, tall fridge freezer, and stainless steel single bowl sink and drainer, extractor fan, timber door to the rear grounds.

To the first floor:
The upstairs hallway offers access to all the first floor rooms, the hallway is illuminated with natural light from a ceiling light well, loft hatch to the roof space, wall hung radiator, and a dado rail

BEDROOM ONE
12'9 x 14'0 (3.89m x 4.27m)
Double glazed bay windows to the front elevations; wall hung radiator; fitted wardrobes

BEDROOM TWO
6'10 x 7'4 (2.08m x 2.24m)
Double glazed window to the front elevation, wall hung radiator

BEDROOM THREE
11'10 x 14' (3.61m x 4.27m)
Double glazed window to the rear elevation, wall hung radiator

BEDROOM FOUR
6'6 x 10'4 (1.98m x 3.15m)
Double glazed window to the rear elevation, wall hung radiator

BATHROOM
A three piece bathroom suite comprising of panelled bath with electric shower over, pedestal wash basin, and toilet, extractor fan, double glazed window to the side elevation

SEPARATE WC
Tiled walls, radiator, wall hung radiator, hand wash basin, double glazed window to the side elevation

GROUNDS
Access to the rear courtyard is through the kitchen. The rear grounds have wall boundaries and are laid out around the kitchen itself in a u-shape. There is a multitude of differing surface covering all of which offer a low maintenance hard surfaces. Access to the the rear cobbled alley is through a timber gate.

AREA INFORMATION
Didsbury:- the most sought-after and prestigious of the South Manchester suburbs. Didsbury is made up of three quiet different parts. The borders of the area have recently been enlarged to include the extending community area.

It was originally a Saxon fort, and although it is only three miles from the city centre, retains a village community identity. Didsbury as a whole has a lively social scene, a real mix of residents, and something for everyone. There are a wide variety of sports teams, from bowls to American football, and lots of parks. It is not cheap to buy or to rent, it is one of the most expensive areas in Manchester.

Didsbury Village is arguably the most desirable. The high street is host to Marks and Spencers, as well as a host of trendy and traditional bars, cafe's and restaurants. It has a busy and friendly night-life, with the pavements alive with drinkers in the summer, and packed in when the outdoor tables have less appeal in the winter.

Over in West Didsbury, the social vibe is more alternative, chic and relaxed The businesses that line Burton Road include fusion food from around the world, including the Gurrkha Grill, Thai-e-Sahn (or Crazy Wendy's to the locals) and Tapas, as well as trendy shops which mix comfortably with a Somerfield and traditional Chattels store. The houses are largely Victorian villas and three-storey bay-fronted terraces, set back on leafy streets.

East Didsbury is slightly more residential, with many Hartley-semis. Like Burnage, it is on the Kingsway (A34), which has made it very popular with commuters with families. It too has a train station, a large Tesco as well as the Parrswood Complex, with cinemas, bowling alleys, restaurants and health club. Across Didsbury there are several excellent schools, but East Didsbury feeds to more.

THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991
The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.