£285,000
(£146/sq. ft)
3 bed terraced house for saleCrosfield Street, Warrington WA1
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,951 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
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About this property
Charming Period Home - Garden Fronted
Lounge with Bay Window, Cast Iron Radiator and Feature Fireplace and Second Reception Room with Log Burning Stove and Picture Window Overlooking Rear Garden
Bespoke Kitchen/Dining Room with Ample Units, Contrasting Worktops and Range Cooker with Exposed Chimney Breast
Utility Room and W.C
Three Spacious Double Bedrooms - Master Bedroom Benefitting from Built in Storage and Views Over Banks Park
Accessible Loft Storage with Velux Windows
Cellar Providing Scope for Further Expansion or Useful Storage Options
Traditional Bathroom with Three Piece Suite
Walking Distance to Nearby Trains Station with Direct Links to Manchester and Liverpool
Enclosed Rear Courtyard with Indian Sandstone Paving and Timber Gates Allowing Vehicle Access
Tenure: Leasehold
This charming period home offers a delightful blend of character features and modern comforts, presenting an ideal opportunity for buyers seeking a spacious and well-appointed property in a highly convenient location. The garden-fronted façade provides an inviting first impression, while inside, the welcoming lounge boasts a beautiful bay window, cast iron radiator, and a striking feature fireplace, creating a warm and relaxing atmosphere. A second reception room adds further versatility boasting a log burning stove, with a large picture window overlooking the rear garden, perfect for entertaining or family gatherings. The bespoke kitchen and dining room is a true highlight, featuring ample cabinetry with contrasting worktops, a range cooker set beneath an exposed chimney breast, and generous space for dining. A separate utility room and ground floor W.C. Add to the practicality of the layout. Upstairs, three spacious double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, with the master bedroom benefitting from built-in storage and picturesque views over Banks Park. The traditional bathroom is fitted with a classic three-piece suite, maintaining the home’s period charm. Additional storage is available in the accessible loft, which is enhanced by Velux windows, and the cellar offers excellent scope for further expansion or serves as a useful storage solution. The property is perfectly positioned within walking distance of the nearby train station, offering direct links to Manchester and Liverpool, making it ideal for commuters and families alike. With its thoughtfully designed interiors, original character features, and ample living space, this property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home that combines period elegance with everyday convenience.
EPC Rating: D
Garden
Private courtyard garden with Indian sandstone paving, planted borders and timber gates allowing vehicle access.
Parking - Permit
Permitted bay parking to the front aspect.
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