A well appointed Victorian mid terrace property in a Prime Hoole location within striking distance of the High Street. The property has well proportioned rooms with sitting room, open plan dining space, kitchen, two double bedrooms & bathroom. Enclosed rear courtyard. Close to Station & City Centre.

The property is described in more detail as follows:- The property has excellent kerb appeal being set back from the road with a front garden area including wrought iron gate and railings. The property benefits from a bay window adding to the appeal. The front door opens into a hallway which leads directly through to the well proportioned open plan dining space within the centre of the property. There is a picture window providing views to the courtyard garden. At the front of the property there is a separate sitting room complete with a log burning stove. At the rear of the house there is a fitted kitchen with a good range of built-in wall and base units along with a rear access door to the courtyard.

At first floor level there are two double bedrooms and a large bathroom. The principal bedroom is at the front of the property and stretching the full width of the house with views to Faulkner Street. The second bedroom is also a good size bedroom which is currently used as a home office. All rooms are served by a well appointed bathroom which has both walk-in shower and fitted bath. This room is a good size and also benefits from dual aspect. There is also a loft which has ladder access and is fully boarded.

The property also enjoys well proportioned outside space with a large rear courtyard. The courtyard offers low maintenance outside space with plenty of room for a seating area along with a useful outside store which has recently had a new slate roof. The courtyard is walled and well screened. There is access to the rear passageway via a back gate. Faulkner Street is one of the most sought after location in Hoole being within striking distance of the High Street and also in close proximity to Chester Railway Station.

The suburb of Hoole lies just outside Chester City Centre and hosts an array of award winning independent shops, café 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. Chester Railway Station is a 10 minute walk away where there are direct rail links to London Euston.

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: B
Tenure: Freehold