Features
- Charming Wisteria-clad Georgian Terraced Dating Back to circa 1830
- Formally Three Bedrooms & Converted Into Two Large Bedrooms
- Large Stylish Family Bathroom
- Two Reception Rooms
- Front & Rear Gardens Plus Off Street Parking
- Basement With Various Of Chambers
- Double Glazing & Gas Central Heating
- Attractive Kitchen
- Perfect Blend Of Original Features & Modern Fittings
- Once Home to Joseph Mayer a prominent local mill owner
- Short Walk to Stockport market and the Underbanks
- Close to the M60, short walk to Stockport Train Station
Property overview
Introduction
This is a home with soul as well as substance. It offers elegant rooms, beautiful period character, useful outside space and a highly convenient location, all wrapped up in a property that feels genuinely individual. If you are looking for a home that is stylish, welcoming and a little bit different, this lovely Georgian terrace is easy to fall in love with.Description
This charming wisteria-clad Georgian mid terraced home, dating back to circa 1830, offers a rare opportunity to own a property of real character and local significance. Once home to Joseph Mayer, a prominent local mill owner, it beautifully combines period elegance with the comfort and style expected for modern living. This is a home that feels both special and practical, ideal for a buyer looking for something with warmth, personality and a story to tell.Internally, the property has been thoughtfully arranged and was formerly three bedrooms, now converted into two large bedrooms, creating wonderfully spacious and versatile accommodation. The proportions throughout are impressive, with two reception rooms that provide flexibility for relaxing, entertaining, dining or working from home. The attractive kitchen has been designed to complement the age and charm of the house while offering modern convenience, and the large stylish family bathroom adds a luxurious touch to everyday life.
There is a lovely sense of balance here, with original features sitting comfortably alongside modern fittings, giving the home a timeless and inviting feel. Double glazing and gas central heating add comfort and efficiency, while the basement, with its various chambers, offers excellent additional space with plenty of potential for storage or hobby use.
Outside, the property continues to impress with both front and rear gardens, creating pleasant spaces to enjoy a morning coffee, summer planting or al fresco dining. Off street parking is another valuable advantage, adding everyday ease in this convenient setting.
The location is equally appealing. Hall Street in Offerton places you within a short walk of Stockport Market and the increasingly popular Underbanks, where independent shops, food spots and the historic atmosphere of the town centre can be enjoyed. The property is also close to the M60 and within a short walk of Stockport Train Station, making it well placed for commuting and wider travel.
For day-to-day living, the area offers convenient access to supermarkets, schools, leisure facilities and healthcare services, helping to make life feel easy and well connected. Rail links are close at hand for travel into surrounding towns and cities, adding to the appeal for both professionals and those who enjoy getting out and about.
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Hallway
Entrance door with stained glass window above, original York stone flagged floor, spindle staircase leading to the first floor, traditional radiator, cornice and corbels to the ceiling.
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Lounge
Double glazed window to the front aspect, original box window with shutters, double height skirting board, cornice to ceiling, traditional style radiator, picture rail, wooden flooring.
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Dining Room
Double glazed window to the rear aspect, feature focal fireplace, traditional style radiator, laminate floor, picture rail, open plan leading to kitchen.
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Kitchen
Double glazed window to the rear aspect, stylish range of fitted wall and base units, granite work tops with inset Belfast sink, Rangemaster cooker with extractor hood above, vertical radiator, laminate floor, composite door to the garden, access to the basement.
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Cellar
Entrance Area- staircase from kitchen, stone floor. Chamber One - Stone floor and central heating boiler. Chamber Two - Sink, plumbed for washing machine, electric and gas meters. Coal Shoot Room - Converted into useful store room.
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Landing
Spindle balustrade, access to boarded loft, fitted wardrobe.
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Bedroom One
The large master bedroom was formally two smaller bedrooms and is now one of the main attractions of the property. The room comprises of two double glazed windows, focal fireplace, walk-in wardrobe, traditional style radiator.
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Bedroom Two
Double glazed window to the rear aspect, timber floor, focal fireplace, traditional style radiator, walk-in storage/wardrobe.
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Bathroom
Large family bathroom which is full of style with roll top bath, separate shower cubicle, his and hers sinks, toilet, vertical radiator, towel radiator, extractor fan, Velux window, wall lights, stained glass window above entrance door.
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Outside
To the front aspect there is small lawned area, stocked borders, wrought iron rails and entrance gates and beautiful wisteria over the entrance door. The rear is split into two sections, York stone flagged yard, with wrought iron gate and bin store area and then beyond is a beautiful cottage style garden which is enclosed, lawned gravel beds and a variety of plants.
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Parking
Parking is accessed to the rear of the property with the vendors using signage to highlight where they park.
More information
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