Woodlands Drive, Atherton ** NEW TO MARKET ** AUCTION ** GUIDE PRICE £550,000

CHECK OUT THE VIDEO TOUR


***FOR SALE BY MODERN METHOD OF AUCTION; STARTING BID PRICE £550,000 PLUS RESERVATION FEE***

An imposing seven-bedroom detached residence which is a stunning example of a period family home in a highly regarded location within easy walking distance of the fashionable bars, eateries, transport links as well as excellent schools. Arranged over three floors this property offers rooms of a generous proportion which are ideal for the larger family. This immaculate home has a wealth of original character features retained by the current owners such as stained glass, dado and picture rails. The accommodation briefly comprises: An inviting entrance hallway with a stunning staircase, a bay fronted living room plus a spacious bay fronted lounge, an extended reception room with sliding doors which lead to the incredible rear garden and an lovely kitchen diner with a breakfast bar and a downstairs W.C.




The first floor we have FIVE double bedrooms, a FIVE-piece family bathroom and a shower room. The second floor comprises of a further TWO bedrooms which overlook the beautiful garden at the rear.




There is a very large garage and driveway which together would accommodate at least EIGHT vehicles.

This property also benefits from a 3 phase power supply as opposed to a standard single phase supply. To install a 3 phase power supply in a UK home can cost up to £15k. This type of power supply means that it has superior carrying capacity for higher load systems. This would be particularly useful for:
Business use
Running heat pumps
22Kw High speed home car charging points
Solar PV systems

The 3 phase power supply is a great way of allowing the home owner to future proof their home



CLICK BELOW TO REGISTER YOUR DETAILS FOR ALL OF OUR AVAILABLE PROPERTIES & TO GET HEADS UP ALERTS FOR NEW PROPERTIES WE ADD TO THE MARKET!


Get in touch with us

A move often starts long before a property is officially listed. If selling within the next few months is becoming a realistic possibility, September is a good time to work out what needs to happen first.

Managing your own rental can look like an easy way to save money. But what happens when you factor in your time, maintenance, compliance and the risks you may not even know you’re carrying? Neil found out during his first year as a landlord.

If moving is starting to feel more realistic, September is a useful time to prepare. Understanding your budget, priorities and local property search now could make things much easier when the right home appears.

A fresh coat of paint can help, but missing paperwork can delay a sale for months. Use August to prepare the information buyers and solicitors will need before an offer is agreed.