3 bedroom terraced house for sale

A Fantastic First Time Buy With Three Bedrooms | Golden Opportunity To Refurbish and Add Value | No Onward ChainHeather Way is located just over half a mile from Marple's vibrant centre offering a good selection of independent shops, cafés, and pubs, great schools, and excellent transport links including two railway stations. Homes here represent superb value for money and as such it’s a great place for first time buyers and young families.The property sits on a generous plot, typical of ex-local authority housing, with a good-sized west facing garden and patio to the rear. Parking is on street to the front and there may be scope to create a driveway - subject to the required consents. Inside, the accommodation is spacious and well-proportioned featuring a hallway, living room, kitchen breakfast room and porch to the ground floor and three bedrooms (two doubles and a single), plus the bathroom.The property needs updating throughout and has been priced attractively with this in mind. There's scope to add value following refurbishment with three bedroom contemporary homes in Marple always in demand.You can contact eXp 7 days a week to arrange your viewing. Please quote reference ND0151 when calling.Good to Know:Tenure: Freehold Council tax: B £1,925 (Source Sprift) EPC: C 76Work required throughoutGas boiler installed 2021Roof replaced in 2021 | Solar PV panels installed to the west roof slope providing circa £650 pa worth of electricity. Owned outright, installed 2011Loft hatch with pull down ladderBroadband (estimated speeds) Standard 15 mbps Superfast 50 mbps Ultrafast 1800 mpsCatchment Schools: Rose Hill Primary School 0.3 miles | St Mary’s Catholic Primary School 1.4 miles | Marple Hall School 0.8 miles | Marple Sixth Form College 0.5 milesRailway Stations: Marple Railway Station 1.1 mile | Rose Hill Station 0.3 milesStockport 4 miles | Manchester Airport 10 miles | Manchester City Centre 10 milesThe Local AreaMarple is one of those ‘best of both worlds’ locations. Close enough to the city and transport links for commuters yet sits on the edge of the Peak District with the countryside on the doorstep.In recent years, Marple has welcomed numerous independent retailers, cafes, bars and restaurants giving residents superb choice for their leisure time. There’s a monthly Maker’s Market, the Marple Carnival held annually in June and various other events adding to the community feel. The Marple Community Hub is scheduled to open within the next 12 months and residents will benefit from a five lane swimming pool, library and café, fitness suite, shared community spaces and will house the Marple clinic.Marple is home to a family run traditional independent cinema, the Regent, and it is one of the last remaining in the UK.There are two railway stations - Rose Hill and Marple - each with regular services into Manchester Piccadilly in under 30 minutes. Buses run regularly into Stockport and out to Hayfield, Mellor and Glossop and there's a circular service covering Romiley, Marple and Bredbury. Commuting by car has never been more convenient with the A555 linking Hazel Grove to Manchester Airport with the A34, John Lewis at Cheadle and Handforth Dean, home to M&S, Tesco and more, eminently more accessible.Children can enjoy the many well-equipped local parks including a skate park in the centre of the town, part of the Memorial Park. Many of these parks enjoy fabulous views of the surrounding hills. Etherow Country Park in Compstall plays host to a sailing club, Brabyns Park in Marple is well used for weekend sporting activities and by dog walkers and Lyme Park, owned by the National Trust is just a few miles away. The Roman Lakes leisure complex is popular with walkers, horse riders and anglers and more recently volunteers have sought to preserve the remains of Samuel Oldknow’s historic mill. The Garden House is a charity-run community farm, open to the public with pigs, alpacas, Shetland Ponies and more.The Middlewood Way is a cycle path, popular with runners and walkers which follows the former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway line south from Rose Hill to Macclesfield.The Peak Forest Canal runs for 15 miles between Ashton under Lyne and Whaley Bridge in Derbyshire, passing through Marple through the famed flight of 16 locks, separating the ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ parts of the canal. Follow the canal path and take in the breathtaking views of the nearby Peak District; you are never far away from some outstanding walks.You can contact eXp 7 days a week to arrange your viewing. Please quote reference ND0151 when calling.Buyer NotesPrior to any sale being formally agreed any prospective purchaser will be required to provide evidence of funds as well as complete a third party anti-money laundering (AML) check to comply with all regulations. These checks at time of writing are £30 per AML check completed for each prospective purchaser.While great care has been taken to produce this advertisement, it is the buyer's responsibility to verify all information is correct and that all services and goods are in working order. These details were produced in conjunction with the vendor to ensure accuracy however this is not a guarantee and does not form the part of any contract going forward. Any measurements taken are approximate.