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Hassop Way, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 7EA Shared Ownership £122,500 Hassop Way, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 7EA Modern Three Bedroom Mid Terrace Property Inviting Family Lounge & Downstairs WC Open Plan Fitted Kitchen & Diner Three Generously Sized & Well Presented Bedrooms En Suite to Master Bedroom & Family Bathroom Driveway for Off Road Parking Expansive Laid to Lawn Garden with Patio Available for Sale on 50% Shared Ownership Scheme Shared Ownership £122,500 Description ** 50% Shared Ownership Scheme! ** Move Residential is delighted to showcase for sale this modern three bedroom mid terrace family home located on Hassop Way in Aigburth, L17. This delightful property is available for sale on a 50% shared ownership basis and would be an ideal purchase for someone looking to get on the property ladder. Enjoying a clean and contemporary design throughout and deceptively spacious living proportions, the property in brief, comprises; a welcoming entrance hallway which leads access to a convenient downstairs WC, a bright and spacious family lounge, and an impressive open plan kitchen diner complete with a range of stylish wall and base units and integrated appliances. As you ascend to the first floor, you will find the master bedroom suite which benefits from private en suite facilities, a further good sized double and a beautifully presented and well-proportioned single bedroom. Concluding the interior of the property is a contemporary style fully tiled three piece family bathroom suite. Externally, to the front of the property, a smart block paved driveway provides off road parking; whilst to the rear elevation, there is an expansive laid to lawn garden with a patio area, ideal for alfresco dining. Further benefits to the property include double glazing and gas central heating throughout. Please note - Rent on remaining 50% share is £227.71 per month & service charge is £17.58. Location Aigburth is a genuinely varied area of Liverpool with plenty of local character, popular with students, investors, professionals and families. Property largely consists of traditional terraced housing (of all sizes) but with some large Victorian villas around Sefton Park and apartments (both purpose built and converted) appealing to both the buying and rental market. At the heart of the area is Sefton Park, Grade II listed and covering a massive 235 acres it has something for everyone including the spectacular Victorian Palm House. Further open space can be found nearby at the Green Flag rated Greenbank Park. Connecting Aigburth Road to Sefton Park, Lark Lane attracts students, young professionals and families alike to its bohemian mix of shops, restaurants, bars, regular Farmer's Market and unique atmosphere. Further shopping is also available on Aigburth Road and there is no shortage of sport and leisure facilities, including Greenbank Sports Academy, Sefton Park and Liverpool Cricket Clubs, the Mersey Bowman Lawn Tennis Club and several Yoga and Martial Arts centres. Schools in the area are well regarded, including private schools, The Belvedere Academy and Auckland College and St Margaret’s and St Hilda’s C of E High Schools. Travel connections include Aigburth and St Michael's train stations, main bus routes along Aigburth Road and easy routes to John Lennon Airport and the M62. Entrance Hall - Radiator, wood style laminate flooring, spotlights, stairs to first floor. Downstairs WC - UPVC double glazed frosted window to front aspect, two piece suite, radiator, wood style laminate flooring. Lounge -16' 8'' x 10' 0'' (5.08m x 3.04m) UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, radiator, wood style laminate flooring. Kitchen Diner - 16' 11'' x 13' 4'' (5.16m x 4.07m) UPVC double glazed French doors to rear garden, wood style laminate flooring, range of wall and base units, spotlights, integrated four ring gas hob and oven, extractor hood, radiator, integrated fridge freezer, plumbing for washing machine, sink and drainer unit, cupboard for combi boiler, sink and drainer unit, storage cupboard. Bedroom One - 12' 9'' x 9' 6'' (3.88m x 2.90m) UPVC double glazed French doors to balcony, radiator, door to: En Suite - Three piece suite, towel rail, spotlights, splash backs. Bedroom Two - 10' 11'' x 8' 3'' (3.34m x 2.52m) UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator. Bedroom Three - 8' 4'' x 7' 11'' (2.53m x 2.41m) UPCV double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator. Front Garden - Block paved for off road parking, remainder mainly laid to lawn, plant and shrub borders Rear Garden - Paved patio area, remainder mainly laid to lawn, plant and and shrub borders. EPC Additional Information These particulars are thought to be materially correct though their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and we have not tested any fitted appliances, electrical or plumbing installation or central heating systems. Floor plans are for illustration purposes only and their accuracy is not guaranteed. .
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