John Street, Macclesfield

No onward chain.

A charming one-bedroom mid-terrace property, ideally located within easy reach of Macclesfield town centre, the railway station and South Park. Perfectly suited to first-time buyers, this delightful home is brimming with character and offers well-presented accommodation throughout.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming lounge and a fitted kitchen, while to the first floor there is a generous double bedroom and a contemporary shower room. The property further benefits from gas-fired central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout.

Externally, to the rear, the garden is arranged over two tiers, featuring a small courtyard area with steps leading up to a bark-laid garden that provides a pleasant seating area.

Ground Floor

Living Room
Solid wood front door. Attractive exposed brick recessed fireplace. Shelving and meter cupboard to the chimney recess. Delph shelf to one wall. Laminate flooring. uPVC double glazed window.

Kitchen
Single drainer one and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap and base unit below. An additional range of matching base level units with contrasting wood block work surfaces and tiled splashbacks. Electric cooker point. Plumbing for automatic washing machine. Space for fridge/Freezer. Fitted shelving. Ceramic tile flooring. uPVC double glazed window. uPVC door opening onto the rear garden.

First Floor

Landing
Handrail to the staircase.

Bedroom
Fitted wardrobe to the chimney recess. Loft access. uPVC double glazed window. Double panelled radiator.

Shower Room
Fully tiled cubicle with thermostatic shower over, a vanity hand washbasin with mixer tap and storage below and a low suite W.C. Airing cupboard housing the combination condensing boiler. Partially tiled walls. Extractor fan. Dado rail. uPVC double glazed window. Vertical heated towel rail.

Outside

Gardens
The tiered rear garden is fully enclosed with panel fencing and offers a lower stone-flagged seating area, along with an upper, low maintenance bark laid garden.

Tenure
Leasehold with a term off 999 years that started in 1847, there is no ground rent payable.