Ashley Road, Hale Offers Over £750,000

Occupying a truly central location within flat walking distance of Hale village and a large number of amenities including the local railway station and Metrolink into Manchester, this house was previously a residential property and was converted into offices at some point in the last thirty years.  

The accommodation lies over four floors and briefly includes at ground floor level a conference room, two further large rooms and a wc.  At lower ground floor level accessed from the rear is a store room, garage and a large office area with reception hall and a further kitchen area.  At first floor level are three further offices, which in previous times, would have been bedrooms and at top floor level are two storage rooms.

The house itself sits in small gardens.  The majority of the garden being to the front, and the rear garden having been utilised for onsite car parking.  

The house has a variety of potential uses, and we have been verbally advised that the Planners would by sympathetic towards this property being turned back into one large residential dwelling.  

For those looking for offices, the central location close to a number of local shops and transport links will surely be a huge advantage.  

The property is now in need of some cosmetic modernisation, however, offers expansive accommodation approaching 4,000 sq.ft.    

Ashley Road is generally characterised by a mixture of residential properties and shops and offices.  The area generally is well served by amenities.   The local railway station is within two hundred metres walk.  Hale’s fashionable village is well regarded by all and Altrincham’s busy market town centre and Metrolink service is also within ten to fifteen minutes flat walking distance.  

DIRECTIONS

From the centre of Hale proceed across the level crossing where the property will be found on the left hand side on the corner of Spring Road. 

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.