£385,000
(£331/sq. ft)
3 bed terraced house for saleChurch Street, Frodsham WA6
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
1,163 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
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About this property
Character Late Victorian Property
Great Location Close to Town Centre
Packed with Period Features and Quality Fitments
Secluded South Facing Rear Garden
Three Double Bedrooms
A distinctive and visually appealing late Victorian mid terraced home is a real gem being positioned close to the heart of Frodsham.
For those seeking an active lifestyle, Frodsham Leisure Center is just around the corner and there are walks available through Castle Park, on to Frodsham Hill and The Sandstone Trail. Those seeking a more leisurely pace can easily enjoy the delights of Frodshams artisan cafe's, bars and restaurants as these too are conveniently nearby yet far enough away not to result in any disturbance.
The house itself has much to offer and combines the classic features of the period with a stylish, quality modern look and feel. The accommodation is tastefully presented throughout and the rooms are well proportioned. There is a good sized living room with fireplace and fitted storage. The separate dining room has a fitted log burning stove and double doors opening to the rear garden. The kitchen has a range of fitted units, oak worktops and a quarry tiled floor. There is also a utility room and cloakroom/WC.
To the first floor are three large double bedrooms and a refitted bathroom with a Victorian style suite. Double glazing is fitted throughout and gas fired central heating is installed.
The house is elevated from Church Street with a terraced garden and steps to the front door. The private South facing rear garden has lawn and patio areas plus a gate with access at the rear from Kingsway where on street parking is available.
Location
Whilst close to the central to town, the setting of the property feels secluded and private due to the elevated position. Frodsham is a thriving market town and was recently identified as one of the most in demand locations in the UK. The town offers a great selection of independent and national retail stores, artisan food shops and a range of fashionable cafe's restaurants and bars. Open countryside is on the doorstep with walking in nearby Castle Park, Frodsham Hill, Hob Hey Wood, The Weaver Valley and The Sandstone Trail. Delamere Forest is ten minutes away by car and there are excellent recreational facilities in the area. There are popular schools for children of all age groups in the area including St Lukes Primary School, Manor House and Frodsham C of E school in Overton. The road, rail and motorway networks allow daily commuter access to many parts of the North West. Regular direct rail services run from Frodsham to Chester, Warrington, Liverpool and Manchester.
EPC Rating: D
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