Streamside Close, Timperley Offers Over £650,000

Set in an extremely popular location within easy striking distance of Timperley, Altrincham and Hale, this house is part of a small bespoke development built in the mid 1990’s and offers excellent accommodation spread over two floors and benefiting from a dining room extension to the rear.

Briefly the gas centrally heated accommodation comprises a welcoming reception hallway with downstairs wc, a large principal living room overlooking the front garden, complemented by a dining room extension adjacent overlooking the rear garden. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a good sized sitting room, breakfast kitchen, utility room and a double garage.  At first floor level leading from an ‘L’ shaped landing is a master bedroom with en-suite, three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

This house sits in a quiet cul de sac location amongst other properties, many of which have been significantly upgraded in recent years.  The house benefits from a neat open plan front garden with ample parking and access to the double garage, whilst to the rear is a delightfully manicured rear garden offering an excellent safe play area for children and families. 

The area generally is characterised by a mixture of good quality detached properties all set within easy striking distance of both Timperley village and Hale’s fashionable village which lies within five to ten minutes drive.  Altrincham with it’s market town centre and Metrolink service into Manchester is also within five to ten minutes drive and sporting and recreational facilities abound.

DIRECTIONS

From the Delahays Road traffic lights in Hale proceed along Delahays Road which then becomes Thorley Lane.  At the first mini roundabout turn left onto Wood Lane which continues for approximately six hundred yards turning left onto Oldbrook Fold.  At the bottom of Oldbrook Fold bear left onto Streamside Close where the house will be found on the left. 

These details have been approved by the vendor before printing and every effort has been made to ensure their accuracy.  However, in view of the recent Property Misdescription Legislation affecting Estate Agents, prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries, to view the property and to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the particulars.

This Property Is Freehold