Ack Lane East, Bramhall, SK7

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Property Description

3 Bedroom(s) | 1 Bathroom(s) | 3 Reception(s)

This fabulous 1920’s home comes to the market for the first time in 60 years. A much-loved family home sitting on a generous plot with a beautiful south-facing garden. The property sits on the Cheadle Hulme/Bramhall border and boasts large room proportions and high ceilings throughout, offering superb space for a growing family.

The property is sat back from the road behind mature trees allowing a good degree of privacy. There is a front lawn alongside a driveway providing off-road parking and running down the side of the house to a car porch and a detached garage. The garage is a single garage with the addition of two large storage cupboards and a utility room with electrics and plumbing. The rear garden is accessed via a wooden gate from the driveway and is a beautiful and mature garden with herbaceous borders and a south-facing aspect. Offering an excellent degree of privacy this is a wonderful plot.

Internally the property boasts large and well-proportioned rooms over two floors. To the ground floor a generous entrance hall provides a warm welcome and leads to two reception rooms and the kitchen. Stained glass, bay windows and high ceilings provide plenty of character charm. To the first floor there are two substantial double bedrooms with fitted storage, and a third single with a lovely square bay and more fitted storage. The family bathroom boasts a four piece suite and sits alongside an additional WC.

These particulars have been prepared in good faith to give a fair overall view of the property; they do not constitute an offer and will not form part of any contract. We make no representation about the conditions of the property nor that any services or appliances are in good working order; this should be checked by your surveyor. Furthermore, you should not assume that any items or features referred to in these particulars or shown in the photographs are included in the sale price. Your solicitor should check this as part of the normal conveyancing process.