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Map4 bedroom detached house
Study
Sold STC
Detached house
4 beds
1 bath
0.37 acre(s)
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Basic 2Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Former Station Masters house
- Detached
- In need of modernisation
- Three reception rooms
- Four bedrooms
- 1/3 of an acre
- Scope for extension
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A detached former station house in need of modernisation with excellent potential, set in over a third of an acre in Dunham Massey.
Standing proudly on the corner of Station Road, Station House features a painted brick exterior and slated roof. Originally serving as the station master's house, waiting room and ticket office for a discontinued railway line, this detached property exudes uniqueness with multiple original features. While the property requires updating, it presents an exciting opportunity for any future owner to tailor it to their preferences and standards.
The generous plot size opens up possibilities for potential extensions, subject to obtaining the necessary permissions. Ample off-road parking is available at the front, with potential for expansion into the grounds to accommodate additional vehicles. The property comprises three spacious reception rooms, a family bathroom, a downstairs bedroom, separate WC and a kitchen. Upstairs, three double bedrooms contribute to a total living space of approximately 1672 sqft.
Station House stands as a distinctive landmark in rural Dunham Massey, next to the Trans Pennine Trail offering prospective buyers the chance to acquire a one-of-a-kind property with historical significance, an opportunity not to be missed.
Station House is situated on more than 1/3 of an acre, and thanks to its aspect, the gardens enjoy sunlight throughout the day. Enclosed by fields and the aforementioned decommissioned railway line, the gardens offer a high degree of privacy. There is an additional area to the side of the property which previously served as the railway station platform. The surrounding landscape also provides breathtaking views, creating a peaceful and tranquil environment.
Accommodation in Brief
• Entrance Hall
• Kitchen
• Living Room
• Dining Room
• Ground floor Bedroom Four
• Bathroom
• Study
• WC
• Three Double Bedrooms
• Off-Road Parking
• Garden
Council Tax Band G
Freehold
Standing proudly on the corner of Station Road, Station House features a painted brick exterior and slated roof. Originally serving as the station master's house, waiting room and ticket office for a discontinued railway line, this detached property exudes uniqueness with multiple original features. While the property requires updating, it presents an exciting opportunity for any future owner to tailor it to their preferences and standards.
The generous plot size opens up possibilities for potential extensions, subject to obtaining the necessary permissions. Ample off-road parking is available at the front, with potential for expansion into the grounds to accommodate additional vehicles. The property comprises three spacious reception rooms, a family bathroom, a downstairs bedroom, separate WC and a kitchen. Upstairs, three double bedrooms contribute to a total living space of approximately 1672 sqft.
Station House stands as a distinctive landmark in rural Dunham Massey, next to the Trans Pennine Trail offering prospective buyers the chance to acquire a one-of-a-kind property with historical significance, an opportunity not to be missed.
Station House is situated on more than 1/3 of an acre, and thanks to its aspect, the gardens enjoy sunlight throughout the day. Enclosed by fields and the aforementioned decommissioned railway line, the gardens offer a high degree of privacy. There is an additional area to the side of the property which previously served as the railway station platform. The surrounding landscape also provides breathtaking views, creating a peaceful and tranquil environment.
Accommodation in Brief
• Entrance Hall
• Kitchen
• Living Room
• Dining Room
• Ground floor Bedroom Four
• Bathroom
• Study
• WC
• Three Double Bedrooms
• Off-Road Parking
• Garden
Council Tax Band G
Freehold
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About this agent
Hale office provides a vital link between the Wilmslow and Chester offices and is the only Independent National Estate Agency operating in the Hale area, providing a bespoke service on a local, national and international basis. We are actively involved in the sale of a wide range properties specialising in the sale of prestige town and country properties. We have an unrivalled reputation for providing an excellent service to our clients, backed up by sound professional advice. National, regional and local advertising, a strong regional network and an International mailing list, our clients rely on the fact that Jackson-Stops are high on the buyers priority list to contact when looking for that special home. Anthony Jevons, an agent with some 28 years plus experience, opened the office in Hale in 2006 having joined the firm just one year earlier. Anthony prides himself of giving good honest advise that sells properties and is ready to go the extra mile to ensure a smooth and satisfactory sale, his reputation precedes him. The newly refurbished double fronted office is set in the heart of Hale in a prominent location on Ashley Road. Three North West offices Hale, Wilmslow & Chester Cheshire's leading experts in selling high quality property 44 offices in London and throughout the UK Many of our buyers are in a position to proceed with a purchase as soon as they find the right property National Agents with local knowledge Long established high profile reputation for selling quality UK property Nationwide network of offices Outstanding levels of editorial coverage in the National press Prominent advertising Leading website attracting local, national and international enquiries Professional and personal service with Director involvement throughout Bespoke printed sales brochures complete with floor plans