A Charming grade 2 listed white rendered end terraced cottage one of four in a rural yet convenient location set back and concealed from the road.

The characterful property which is “date stoned” 1859 contains 2 large bedrooms, 2 reception rooms and well appointed fitted kitchen and bathroom together with gas central heating and hardwood double glazing.

The large lawned and landscaped gardens provide a most complimentary private setting

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On The Ground Floor

ACCOMODATION DETAILS

PORCH: Fully enclosed built on porch with attractive hardwood stable door with bulls eye glazing. The spacious side windows are double glazed and the floor is laminated

LOUNGE: 4.27m (14’0”) x 3.66m (12’0”)
Original sandstone fireplace housing a living flame gas fire in “dog basket” Design. The chimney breast having the original arched brickwork exposed creating a most attractive focal point to the room further enhanced by the wall lights at either side. There is a matching brickwork unit with polished sandstone top to incorporate TV, Video, DVD and Sky receiver. The large hardwood bow window with Georgian style “bulls-eye” Glazing ensures plenty of light. The floor is laminated and there is a thermostatically controlled central heating radiator and telephone point

Under Stairs store cupboard large enough to accommodate computer and filing cabinet. Mains sockets and lighting incorporated within.

DINING ROOM: 4.27m (14’0”) x 3.66m (12’0”)
The focal point is a recessed York stone fireplace with raised hearth and oak beam mantelpiece. This houses a large open ‘dog basket’ fire with log store and ash pan in separate compartment beneath. Wall lights, central heating radiator, telephone point, Laminate flooring and Hardwood double glazed window which overlooks the attractive rear landscaped garden and water feature.


KITCHEN: 3.2m (10’6”) x 3.58m (11’9”)
Fully tiled walls. Double glazed external door and large hardwood double glazed window overlooking attractive landscaped gardens and open farmland beyond. Furnished with an attractive modern range of base and wall units, built in stainless steel hob, under oven and matching cooker hood. Plumbing for automatic washing machine and dishwasher. Inset 1.25 stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap

On The First Floor

LANDING: Central heating radiator. Airing cupboard housing modern gas fired combi boiler

MASTER BEDROOM: 4.27m (14’0”) x 3.58m (11’9”) Front aspect
Featured vaulted beamed ceiling. Hardwood bow window with Georgian style “bulls-eye” Glazing overlooking landscaped front lawn. Central heating radiator, telephone point

SECOND BEDROOM: 3.61m (11’10”) x 3.07m (10’1”)
Walk in storage cupboard. Hardwood double glazed window overlooking rear garden. Attic access point, telephone point and central heating radiator

BATHROOM: 2.24m (7’4”) x 2.06m 6’9”)
Furnished with white suit comprising original deep cast iron enamelled bath with built in storage cupboard and electric shower over. Pedestal wash basin, low level w.c. Hardwood double glazed window, timber panelled walls, laminate flooring, electric shaver point.


Outside

GARDENS:
Long lawned secure private front garden concealed from the road with two timber sheds the largest being (9’0” x 6’0”). Light and power laid on together with security lighting. Tarmacadam path to the front door and block pavier path to the side leading to a block paved patio area. Landscaped with lawn, water feature, rockery, exterior lighting, outside tap and brick barbecue with built on storage cupboard. Timber shed with light and power plus external light and power point. A further log store (4’0” x 3’0” x 6’0”) and 2 timber storage boxes (4’0”x3’0”x4’0”) are concealed from view. There are open views across the greenbelt arable farm fields to the rear.

CARPARKING:
There is a large private and secure car park (room for 8 cars) for the 4 cottages situated between the front gardens and the road.

LOCAL AMENITIES
Although in a rural setting the property is within easy reach of all amenities one would expect in a large town close to the cities of Liverpool and Manchester

LOCATION
The two towns of Runcorn and Widnes plus the village of Hale, Halebank, Moore, Daresbury and Preston Brook make up the Borough of Halton which is situated between Liverpool and Manchester at the lowest bridging point across the River Mersey.

The regional road/rail/air network is excellent. Halton is situated at the heart of the North West's motorway box. The M62 which connects Liverpool with Hull skirts the borough's northern boundary whilst the M56 cuts through the Southern boundary.
The electrified Liverpool to London intercity line has reduced the travelling time between Runcorn and Euston to just over 2 hours. There are also direct services to Cardiff, Southampton, Brighton and Dover plus local rail services to Liverpool, Manchester and Chester. There are also direct flights to many areas of the country from Liverpool’s John Lennon airport which is only 4 miles from the location of the cottage

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Name: Jim Nuttall
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