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30 Poulton Road Wallasey CH44 9DQ Asking price £90,000 • Ground Floor Shop • Living Accommodation Over • Three Bedrooms • Fitted Shop Kitchen • Current Set Up As Café • Gas Central Heating • Upvc Double Glazing • Secure Shutters • New Roof Substantial shop unit previously used as a café. Large floor space with kitchen and store room. Upstairs is the living accommodation, three large double bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen, bathroom and separate w.c.. Modernised, double glazed and with heating. Secure with shutters. A great investment. Local schools nearby include Riverside, Somerville, St Josephs primary schools with most secondary schools including Mosslands, Weatherhead, Oldershaw and St Mary's. Transport links nearby include a bus station for regular buses to Liverpool & Wirral destinations and easy access to M53 Motorway, Tunnel to Liverpool and the Ferry Crossing To Liverpool & Woodside Local shops include a Morrison's & Tesco Express Seacombe is dominated by three landmarks. The first of these is one of the terminals for the Mersey Ferry, the legendary "Ferry 'cross the Mersey" described by Gerry & The Pacemakers. The ferry travels in a triangular route between the Seacombe, Birkenhead Woodside and Liverpool Pier Head terminals. The second landmark is the parish church of St Paul. The third is a building housing some of the ventilation systems for the Kingsway Tunnel, a colossal structure which faces the river. It consists of two huge grilles which resemble stereo speakers, and a central concrete flue-like structure. This building has an almost identical counterpart on the Liverpool side of the river. Seacombe is also home to Spaceport, a space- themed visitor attraction situated near the ferry terminal. DIRECTIONS From Our Office In Wallasey Road, head towards Liscard turning right at the one way loop system heading along Liscard Road. Continue to follow Liscard Road onto Mainwaring Road. At the traffic light junction turn right onto Poulton Road. ● Chartered Surveyors ● Estate Agents ● Incorporated Valuers ● Property Management ● Letting Managers ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING 93/95 Wallasey Road, AWAITING Wirral Agents notes: ENERGY EFFICIENCY CH44 2AQ RATING You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not Tel: 0151 638 6313 republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same Fax: 0151 691 1951 available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media Email: [email protected] without the website owner's express prior written Web: www.bakewellhorner.co.uk consent. The website owner's copyright must remain COUNCIL TAX: Band A on all reproductions of material taken from this website. LOCAL AUTHORITY: Wirral Borough Council.

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