Guide price
£380,000
(£221/sq. ft)
3 bed semi-detached house for saleLiverpool Road, Great Sankey WA5
3 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
1,722 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
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About this property
Three double bedrooms
Beautifully preserved period features
Elegant reception rooms with feature bay windows and French doors
Off-road parking and Garage
Tenure: Leasehold
A Characterful Edwardian Home with Beautiful Period Features
A much-loved Edwardian three-bedroom semi-detached home, offering timeless character, generous proportions and extensive gardens, together with a rear garage and parking.
Owned and cherished by the same family for over 40 years, this impressive property is now being offered for sale as the current owners look to downsize. While the house would benefit from some modernisation, it presents a wonderful opportunity to create a substantial and highly individual family home, whilst retaining many of its original period features.
From the moment you step inside, the property's character and generous proportions are immediately apparent.
The spacious front lounge is filled with natural light, courtesy of an impressive bay window featuring beautiful original stained glass The welcoming hallway leads through to a versatile family room, which benefits from French doors opening onto tiled steps and the private, enclosed rear garden - an ideal space for relaxing, entertaining or enjoying sunny afternoons.
The elegant formal dining room provides an impressive setting for family meals and entertaining, with a large square bay window creating a light and attractive room.
A few steps down lead to the kitchen and separate utility room, providing excellent practical space for everyday family life. This level also benefits from a cloakroom, useful storage alcove and under-stairs recess.
The wide staircase rises to a generous first-floor landing, from which are accessed three well-proportioned double bedrooms, each offering excellent potential to create comfortable and individual living spaces. The family bathroom completes the first floor.
Throughout the property, a wealth of original features adds to its timeless appeal, including fireplaces, decorative coving, stained glass, picture rails and generously proportioned rooms
Outside, the property continues to impress, with large gardens offering privacy and space, together with a rear garage and parking - increasingly valuable features for a period home.
Great Sankey
Situated approximately two miles west of Warrington Town Centre, Great Sankey is a popular and well-connected residential area, offering a wide range of amenities and excellent transport links.
The area is well served by local shops, pubs, parks and leisure facilities, while the nearby Gemini Retail Park provides supermarkets, retail outlets and an Odeon Luxe cinema.
For commuters, there are excellent road connections and a nearby railway station, while the Trans-Pennine Trail provides scenic routes for walking, running and cycling close to home.
A Home Full of Potential
With its combination of Edwardian character, generous accommodation, substantial gardens, garage and parking, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a much-loved home that has remained in the same ownership for more than four decades.
For buyers seeking a property with genuine period charm and the opportunity to modernise and make it their own, this distinctive home deserves an early viewing.
EPC Rating: D
A Characterful Edwardian Home with Beautiful Period Features
A much-loved Edwardian three-bedroom semi-detached home, offering timeless character, generous proportions and extensive gardens, together with a rear garage and parking.
Owned and cherished by the same family for over 40 years, this impressive property is now being offered for sale as the current owners look to downsize. While the house would benefit from some modernisation, it presents a wonderful opportunity to create a substantial and highly individual family home, whilst retaining many of its original period features.
From the moment you step inside, the property's character and generous proportions are immediately apparent.
The spacious front lounge is filled with natural light, courtesy of an impressive bay window featuring beautiful original stained glass The welcoming hallway leads through to a versatile family room, which benefits from French doors opening onto tiled steps and the private, enclosed rear garden - an ideal space for relaxing, entertaining or enjoying sunny afternoons.
The elegant formal dining room provides an impressive setting for family meals and entertaining, with a large square bay window creating a light and attractive room.
A few steps down lead to the kitchen and separate utility room, providing excellent practical space for everyday family life. This level also benefits from a cloakroom, useful storage alcove and under-stairs recess.
The wide staircase rises to a generous first-floor landing, from which are accessed three well-proportioned double bedrooms, each offering excellent potential to create comfortable and individual living spaces. The family bathroom completes the first floor.
Throughout the property, a wealth of original features adds to its timeless appeal, including fireplaces, decorative coving, stained glass, picture rails and generously proportioned rooms
Outside, the property continues to impress, with large gardens offering privacy and space, together with a rear garage and parking - increasingly valuable features for a period home.
Great Sankey
Situated approximately two miles west of Warrington Town Centre, Great Sankey is a popular and well-connected residential area, offering a wide range of amenities and excellent transport links.
The area is well served by local shops, pubs, parks and leisure facilities, while the nearby Gemini Retail Park provides supermarkets, retail outlets and an Odeon Luxe cinema.
For commuters, there are excellent road connections and a nearby railway station, while the Trans-Pennine Trail provides scenic routes for walking, running and cycling close to home.
A Home Full of Potential
With its combination of Edwardian character, generous accommodation, substantial gardens, garage and parking, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a much-loved home that has remained in the same ownership for more than four decades.
For buyers seeking a property with genuine period charm and the opportunity to modernise and make it their own, this distinctive home deserves an early viewing.
EPC Rating: D
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