Chapel Lane, Hale Barns Offers Over £1,250,000

Occupying an excellent location within walking distance of Hale Barns recently refurbished village centre, this detached house sits in a superb garden plot and is located in one of the area’s best regarded locations.

This is a superb opportunity to acquire a house with huge potential to refurbish and extend subject to planning permission and sat in approximately 0.3 of an acre. Planning permission has been granted should a buyer wish to demolish the current house and construct a New Build.

The current accommodation which now is in need of total refurbishment comprises a good sized reception hall with a wet room, a beautifully proportioned lounge overlooking the rear garden, separate dining room, breakfast kitchen and conservatory, whilst the ground floor is completed by a further family room, utility room, store room, boiler room and double garage. At first floor level leading from a large landing is a master bedroom with en-suite, four further bedrooms and a second family bathroom.

The existing accommodation which extends to around 3,000 sq.ft. offers easily re-modelled accommodation in what is one of the most impressive plots in the immediate vicinity.

The planning offers approximately GROUND FLOOR: 193.50 sqm (2083 sqft), GARAGE: 35.20 sqm (379 sqft) FIRST FLOOR: 168 sqm (1808 sqft) TOTAL: 396.7 sqm (4270 sqft)

Hale Barns village and its newly built 'Square' lies within walking distance. Hale’s fashionable village lies within five minutes drive, and Altrincham is within ten minutes with its rapidly improving market town centre and Metro system into Manchester. The urban motorway network and International Airport are literally on the doorstep and sporting and recreational facilities abound.

DIRECTIONS

From the centre of Hale Barns village proceed down Wicker Lane, turning left onto Chapel Lane where the house will be found immediately on the right.  

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.

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