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28 Cloverfields, Haslington £224,950 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 28 Cloverfields, Haslington £224,950 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 - DETACHED FAMILY HOME - WELL PRESENTED THROUGHOUT - FOUR BEDROOMS - SPACIOUS BREAKFAST KITCHEN - SEPARATE LOUNGE AND DINING ROOM - CLOAKROOM, EN-SUITE AND BATHROOM - OFF ROAD PARKING AND INTEGRAL GARAGE - ENCLOSED REAR GARDEN - HASLINGTON VILLAGE LOCATION - CALL 01270 763200 TO ARRANGE A VIEWING Situated upon an extremely popular small development this well presented 4 bed detached home provides superb family accommodation and is tucked into a corner of this quiet cul-de-sac. For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 Location Haslington Village has a range of day to day shops including; bakers, newsagents, hairdressers, pubs, well reputed local schools. There is a good local community spirit which involves groups and clubs for residents. <br/>Nearby Sandbach Town Centre has a range of further amenities including delis, restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, Waitrose, fashion shops etc. On Thursdays a thriving traditional Elizabethan street market is held. Good road links lead to the M6 Motorway for commuters and nearby Towns. Crewe Railway Station provides excellent links for rail commuters. Local schools are held in high repute, many families move into the area with this in mind. <br/>Excellent travel and commuting links are provided by; quick access to the M6 Motorway junction 17, Sandbach railway station provides good links to Manchester, frequent trains from Crewe mainline railway station link Cheshire to London in 2 hours and Manchester International Airport is within a 40 minute drive. An ideal choice for the busy commuter. Directions From our town centre office take the first exit at the roundabout and carry straight on at the second roundabout. At the third roundabout take the second exit onto Crewe Road and continue for just over 1.5 miles. At the roundabout take the third exit onto the A534 and at the next roundabout take the first exit onto Crewe Road. Take the second turning on the left into Primrose Avenue. Turn left into Cloverfields and left again staying on Cloverfields. The property will be found on your left hand side. ACCOMMODATION UPVc double glazed front door with coloured and leaded insert into the entrance hallway. Entrance Hallway 15'6 in length (4.72m in length) Staircase ascending to the first floor with under stairs storage cupboard. Ceiling light point. Radiator. Cloakroom Comprises WC and corner wash basin with tiled splash back and cupboard below. UPVc double glazed frosted window to the front. Ceiling light point. Radiator. Tiled flooring. Lounge 17'8 x 10'3 (max) (5.38m x 3.12m (max)) Inset pebble effect gas fireplace and polished stone period style surround with matching hearth. UPVc double glazed box bay window. Radiator. TV point and telephone point. Two ceiling light points. Multi-panelled double doors to the dining room. For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 (continued) Dining Room 10'4 x 9'7 (3.15m x 2.92m) UPVc double glazed French doors leading out to the rear garden. Ceiling light point. Radiator. Well defined space for dining table and chairs. Telephone point. Breakfast Kitchen 15'7 x 9'6 (4.75m x 2.90m) Fitted with an extensive range of light wood effect wall and base units with contrasting work surfaces over and under cupboard lighting. Integral dishwasher. Space for washing machine. Space for fridge freezer. Inset Rangemaster oven with double oven and grill and five ring gas hob with matching chimney extractor with illumination above. Inset twin sink unit and mixer tap. Tiled surrounding walls. UPVc double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Two ceiling light points. Tiled flooring. Space for breakfast table and chairs. UPVc double glazed door leading to outside. Built in under stairs storage cupboard. First Floor Landing Loft access. Ceiling light point. Built in airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and having additional shelving space. Bedroom One 16'10 x 10'6 (5.13m x 3.20m) UPVc double glazed windows to the front elevation. A range of fitted modern furniture including two double wardrobes, two single wardrobes, dressing table with drawers below, bedside cabinets and overhead storage cupboards. Two radiators. Two ceiling light points. En-Suite 7'6 x 4'4 (2.29m x 1.32m) Fitted with a modern suite comprising walk in shower enclosure with mixer shower, vanity wash basin with toiletry shelf to one side, inset WC with built in storage cupboards. Tiled surrounds. Wall mounted chrome ladder style radiator. UPVc double glazed frosted window. Extractor fan. Ceiling light point. Tiled flooring. Bedroom Two 17'6 x 8'8 (max) (5.33m x 2.64m (max)) UPVc double glazed bay window to the front elevation. Corner fan style radiator. Built in bedroom furniture including two double wardrobes. Two ceiling light points. For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 (continued) Bedroom Three 9'11 x 9'7 (3.02m x 2.92m) UPVc double glazed window to the rear. Radiator. Ceiling light point. Bedroom Four 8'7 x 8'7 (2.62m x 2.62m) UPVc double glazed window to the rear. Ceiling light point. Radiator. Family Bathroom 6'11 x 6'1 (2.11m x 1.85m) Comprises panel bath with antique style mixer tap with shower attachment, vanity wash basin with cupboards below, inset WC. Tiled surrounding walls. Electric shaver socket. Wall mounted ladder style radiator. Ceiling light point and extractor fan. UPVc double glazed frosted window. Outside Front To the front of the property there is a double width tarmacadam driveway providing off road parking and a lawned front garden with stocked border. Gated access leads to the rear. Rear Garden The rear garden is laid mainly to astro-turf with surrounding pathways and extensive stone flagged patio. Fence boundaries. Summer house. Timber shed. Stocked borders. Outside lighting. Hose point. Integral Garage 17'8 x 8'9 (5.38m x 2.67m) Up and over door to the front and personal door to the rear. Wall mounted gas boiler. Power and light. For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected] 28 Cloverfields, Haslington - £224,950 For more information on this property, please contact our Sandbach branch. Stephenson Browne - Sandbach 38 High Street Sandbach Cheshire CW11 1AN Tel: 01270 763200 Email: [email protected] For more information, please contact our Sandbach branch on 01270 763200 or email [email protected].
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