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Leasehold
£234,950
2 bed terraced house for sale
Adlington Road, Macclesfield SK102 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Arnfield Independent School (SEN) 0.1 miles
- Bollington St John's CofE Primary School 0.4 miles
- Prestbury 1.7 miles
- Adlington (Cheshire) 1.9 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Leasehold
- Traditional 2 double bedroom Peak stone cottage
- Lounge, separate dining room & extended galley kitchen
- Popular location neighbouring the Middlewood Way & Bollington Recreation Ground
- PVC double glazing
- Public street parking outside the front door
- Offers great potential to add future value
- Private rear garden area
- Ideal first home or conveniently located downsize
- Walk to village amenities & local bars & eateries
- Viewing appointments at your convenience
A Traditional 2 Bedroom Peak Stone Cottage Home Situated In The Heart Of The Pretty & Sought-After Village Of Bollington & Located Neighbouring The Fabulous Middlewood Way & Bollington Recreation Ground. A Blank Canvas With Lots Of Potential, However, Ready To Move Straight In. No Chain!
Situated in the pretty and sought-after village of Bollington, this traditional Peak stone cottage is located in the heart of the village, close to local amenities and neighbouring the stunning Middlewood Way and open land of Bollington Recreation Ground.
Although Adlington Road is generally a quiet road, it actually; as its name suggests; connects Bollington to Adlington. This is an excellent route for anyone wishing to commute in the direction of Stockport or Manchester, as it eliminates the need to navigate the village and the main flow of traffic along the Silk Road, directly from the neighbouring town of Macclesfield.
Bollington, once a major cotton-producing village, lies on the fringe of the Peak District Park. Today, the village has truly evolved and reinvented itself since the demise of the once-booming cotton and silk weaving periods of the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
The village has become a magnet to the ever-increasing population of residents, due to the excellent facilities, which include an abundance of popular informal eateries, meeting places, local primary schools, and of course, ease of access to some of the county's greatest outdoor scenery.
And so it is onto this particular opportunity to perhaps join the growing number choosing Bollington as home. Number 15 Adlington Road has been in the same ownership for an incredible 40 years - surety no doubt, to prove the convenience of this fabulous location.
The accommodation offers two separate reception rooms; a bright front living room and a rear dining room, however, both living areas offer great flexibility to be utilised as so wished, or, could be opened up to form one large space, allowing the presently extended kitchen to form a more open-plan design.
The kitchen presently adjoins and opens into the rear dining room. Extended in the last couple of decades, the kitchen forms a galley style and although perfectly serviceable, it offers great potential to remodel in the new owners particular choice and style.
An open-plan staircase from the dining room provides access to the two first floor double bedrooms. The bathroom which is again perfectly serviceable, would now benefit from a makeover, to include a new suite and choice of tiling.
To the outside, there is a private rear garden area
Front door Hardwood front door opening into the front reception room.
Lounge High ceiling; gas fire mounted on original stone-clad chimney breast; storage cupboards to chimney recess; uPVC double glazed window to front elevation; textured opaque glazed wooden door to dining room.
Dining room Gas fire with marble fireback & set in a period-style mahogany-effect wood fireplace surround; open-plan wooden staircase to dividing wall, uPVC double glazed window to rear elevation. Textured opaque glazed sliding door to the kitchen.
Kitchen Fitted with a range of base & wall kitchen cabinets, comprising of cupboards & drawers; oak-effect worktops; inset one-&-a-half bowl stainless steel sink incorporating a chrome mixer tap; space for a gas freestanding oven; extractor canopy; space for a fridge/freezer; plumbing & space for a washing machine; uPVC double glazed window to the side & rear aspects; uPVC double glazed door leading to a small conservatory/utility area. Scope to extend into this area to make a larger kitchen.
First Floor - Landing Access to loft hatch.
Bedroom one A spacious & naturally light double bedroom, high ceiling, 2 x uPVC double glazed windows to the front aspect; ample space for storage to be added.
Bedroom two A good sized second bedroom; high ceiling; uPVC double glazed window overlooking the garden. Floor-to-ceiling fitted wardrobes & matching to the rear wall.
Bathroom Panel bath with electric shower over bath & chrome taps; pedestal wash basin with chrome taps; WC; storage cupboard; uPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation with frosted privacy glass.
Outside - Garden Stone patio garden to the rear; good privacy; storage brick outbuilding with adjacent outdoor WC. A minute's walk to Bollington Recreation Ground & the fabulous Middlewood Way & just a stone's throw from the Macclesfield canal. Amenities/shops etc within walking distance.
*Buyers Note These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure of the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.
Council Tax Band
The council tax band for this property is B.
Situated in the pretty and sought-after village of Bollington, this traditional Peak stone cottage is located in the heart of the village, close to local amenities and neighbouring the stunning Middlewood Way and open land of Bollington Recreation Ground.
Although Adlington Road is generally a quiet road, it actually; as its name suggests; connects Bollington to Adlington. This is an excellent route for anyone wishing to commute in the direction of Stockport or Manchester, as it eliminates the need to navigate the village and the main flow of traffic along the Silk Road, directly from the neighbouring town of Macclesfield.
Bollington, once a major cotton-producing village, lies on the fringe of the Peak District Park. Today, the village has truly evolved and reinvented itself since the demise of the once-booming cotton and silk weaving periods of the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
The village has become a magnet to the ever-increasing population of residents, due to the excellent facilities, which include an abundance of popular informal eateries, meeting places, local primary schools, and of course, ease of access to some of the county's greatest outdoor scenery.
And so it is onto this particular opportunity to perhaps join the growing number choosing Bollington as home. Number 15 Adlington Road has been in the same ownership for an incredible 40 years - surety no doubt, to prove the convenience of this fabulous location.
The accommodation offers two separate reception rooms; a bright front living room and a rear dining room, however, both living areas offer great flexibility to be utilised as so wished, or, could be opened up to form one large space, allowing the presently extended kitchen to form a more open-plan design.
The kitchen presently adjoins and opens into the rear dining room. Extended in the last couple of decades, the kitchen forms a galley style and although perfectly serviceable, it offers great potential to remodel in the new owners particular choice and style.
An open-plan staircase from the dining room provides access to the two first floor double bedrooms. The bathroom which is again perfectly serviceable, would now benefit from a makeover, to include a new suite and choice of tiling.
To the outside, there is a private rear garden area
Front door Hardwood front door opening into the front reception room.
Lounge High ceiling; gas fire mounted on original stone-clad chimney breast; storage cupboards to chimney recess; uPVC double glazed window to front elevation; textured opaque glazed wooden door to dining room.
Dining room Gas fire with marble fireback & set in a period-style mahogany-effect wood fireplace surround; open-plan wooden staircase to dividing wall, uPVC double glazed window to rear elevation. Textured opaque glazed sliding door to the kitchen.
Kitchen Fitted with a range of base & wall kitchen cabinets, comprising of cupboards & drawers; oak-effect worktops; inset one-&-a-half bowl stainless steel sink incorporating a chrome mixer tap; space for a gas freestanding oven; extractor canopy; space for a fridge/freezer; plumbing & space for a washing machine; uPVC double glazed window to the side & rear aspects; uPVC double glazed door leading to a small conservatory/utility area. Scope to extend into this area to make a larger kitchen.
First Floor - Landing Access to loft hatch.
Bedroom one A spacious & naturally light double bedroom, high ceiling, 2 x uPVC double glazed windows to the front aspect; ample space for storage to be added.
Bedroom two A good sized second bedroom; high ceiling; uPVC double glazed window overlooking the garden. Floor-to-ceiling fitted wardrobes & matching to the rear wall.
Bathroom Panel bath with electric shower over bath & chrome taps; pedestal wash basin with chrome taps; WC; storage cupboard; uPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation with frosted privacy glass.
Outside - Garden Stone patio garden to the rear; good privacy; storage brick outbuilding with adjacent outdoor WC. A minute's walk to Bollington Recreation Ground & the fabulous Middlewood Way & just a stone's throw from the Macclesfield canal. Amenities/shops etc within walking distance.
*Buyers Note These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure of the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.
Council Tax Band
The council tax band for this property is B.
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