Tucked along a traditional terrace, this attractive red brick home offers a lovely sense of space and character, with a layout that feels immediately comfortable and well-proportioned from the moment you step inside.

There’s a warmth to the house that’s typical of homes from this era — higher ceilings, generous room sizes, and original features that have been retained over time. The two reception rooms give you flexibility in how you live, whether that’s a more relaxed front lounge centred around the fireplace, or a second reception room to the rear that naturally connects through to the kitchen and out into the garden.

To the rear, the kitchen sits in a practical position with direct access outside, working well for day-to-day living and offering plenty of scope for someone to tailor the space over time to suit their own style.

Upstairs, the sense of space continues, with three well-proportioned bedrooms and a larger-than-average bathroom, all arranged off a generous landing.

Stepping outside, the garden is arranged across two distinct areas. Immediately to the rear, a stone flagged courtyard enclosed by stone walling provides a private, low-maintenance space. From here, a stone flagged path leads you across to a further garden beyond — a lovely, well-maintained space laid mainly to lawn, complemented by a raised decked seating area, additional stone flagged patio, and planted raised beds.

The location works particularly well for those wanting convenience, with easy access into Macclesfield town centre and the train station, making it ideal for day-to-day living and commuting alike. The property is double glazed and warmed by gas central heating.

It’s also worth noting that there is no allocated parking directly outside the property, with on-street parking available nearby.

Overall, this is a solid, characterful home that has been priced with a clear understanding of both its current condition and positioning — offering a great opportunity for someone looking to create a home in their own style while retaining the charm and proportions of a period property.

Local Authority – Cheshire East
Council Tax – B
Tenure – Leashold 999 Years from 25th March 1850
Annual Ground Rent £3.1s . 3d Please note no ground rent has been requested or collected during the current ownership.

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall
12'2" x 3'3" widening to 4'4" Composite front door with uPVC double glazed half-moon window over. Ceiling pendant light, coving, radiator, thermostat, wood flooring, and staircase rising to the first floor.

Front Reception Room
11'9" x 11'8" uPVC double glazed sliding sash window to the front elevation. Ceiling pendant light, ceiling rose, coving, radiator, power points, and a wooden fire surround with inset open fire set on a stone hearth. Double opening doors lead through to the rear reception room. Cupboard housing utility meters and mains electrical board.

Rear Reception Room
13'3" widening to 14'1" x 12'7" uPVC double glazed patio doors opening onto the rear garden. Ceiling pendant light, radiator, power points, and a wooden fire surround with inset grate and tiled hearth. Door leading through to the kitchen.

Kitchen
16'6" x 7'9" Fitted with a range of wall and base units with contrasting work surfaces. Single fan-assisted oven with grill, gas hob with stainless steel extractor hood over, and a 1½ bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer. Space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for a separate dryer, and under-counter fridge and freezer. uPVC double glazed windows to the side and rear elevations, and a wooden door with glazed panels to the side. Two ceiling lights, tiled splashbacks, radiator, power points, and door leading down to the cellar.

First Floor

Landing
12'5" x 7'4"
Spindle balustrade, ceiling pendant light, radiator, power point, and loft access. Loft fitted with a pull-down ladder, lighting, and partial boarding.

Main Bedroom
12'6" x 13'4" uPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation. Ceiling pendant light, radiator, power points, decorative wooden fire surround with inset grate and slate hearth, and recessed spaces suitable for wardrobes.

Second Bedroom
12'0" x 11'9" uPVC double glazed window to the front elevation. Radiator, power points, decorative wooden fire surround with inset cast iron grate, and recessed wardrobe space.

Third Bedroom
12'1" reducing to 9'0" x 7'8" uPVC double glazed window to the front elevation. Ceiling pendant light, radiator, and power points.

Bathroom
7'1" x 12'2" Fitted with a traditional white four-piece suite comprising a double-ended roll-top bath with claw feet and telephone-style mixer tap with handheld shower attachment, corner shower enclosure with thermostatic shower, pedestal wash hand basin, and low-level WC. uPVC double glazed window to the rear, ceiling light, period-style column radiator, and tiling to splashback areas.

External

Garden
To the rear, there is a private courtyard-style garden, mainly laid with stone flags and enclosed by stone walling. Beyond this, there is a further garden area enclosed by a combination of stone walling and timber fencing, laid to lawn with a stone flagged patio and raised decked seating area. The two garden areas are separated by a stone flagged path which provides a right of way. External water tap.

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Terraced House in Macclesfield