A Victorian mid terrace property which occupies a hugely popular suburban location near the canal and within easy walking of Hoole and Chester City Centre. The house offers huge scope to upgrade and modernise throughout. Open plan reception space, courtyard & residents parking scheme.

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The property comes to the market for the first time in over 35 years and offers a tremendous opportunity to a range of buyers with its enviable location close to the City Centre. It requires a general scheme of refurbishment throughout.

Water Tower View is a popular cul-de-sac nestled between Hoole and Boughton close to the Shropshire Union Canal and within the Boughton Canalside Conservation Area. It offers easy access in and out of the city with good walking, cycling and transport links.

The house has two reception spaces which have been opened up to create an open-plan feel with dual aspect. Off the reception space there is a useful under stairs store cupboard. There is a fitted kitchen to the rear of the house with access door to the enclosed courtyard which has the potential to be landscaped and offers a quiet outside space with a westerly orientation catching the afternoon and evening sunshine.

At first floor level there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom. The principal bedroom is to the front of the house and stretches the full width of the property with views out to the roadside. Bedroom two is also a double room and looks out over the courtyard garden. Both bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. The bathroom is located at the rear of the house which is traditional with properties of this age and style and contains a fitted bath with shower attachment and boiler cupboard. The boiler is 2 years old and has a 10 year warranty.

The property has an enclosed rear courtyard with high walls for privacy and a rear access gate leading to a passageway. The garden also has huge scope to landscape. There is an attached lean-to outside store. There is a residents parking scheme in operation on the cul-de-sac and parking permits can be applied for via the local authority.

The location is extremely convenient for a range of local amenities with direct walking route to the City Centre along the canal and a local pub. Hoole High Street is a short stroll away and there is a supermarket, local park and choice of schools all close by.

The suburb of Hoole lies just outside Chester City Centre and hosts an array of award winning independent shops, cafe bars and restaurants. Alexandra Park features a children's play area, open lawns, bowling green and tennis courts. There is also a doctors surgery, dentist, several well regarded primary schools and convenience stores. In terms of commuting there is handy access to the M53 and A55 plus several walking/bus routes in to the city centre.

The historic city of Chester is renowned for its charm and character including the Roman Walls, River Dee and Roodee racecourse. The city centre offers a huge variety of shopping and leisure facilities encompassing the famous ‘rows’ shopping area with bars and restaurants to suit almost every occasion and taste! Local areas of employment are generally accessible by a good network of A roads and motorways.

Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Freehold