Four bedroom detached residence with the distinct advantage of an open aspect overlooking a pond and the Cheshire Countryside. It is a lovely recreational area that can be enjoyed by families and dog walkers.
Since it's purchase the vendor has invested considerably and the property enjoys an number of upgrades, which include fitted double wardrobes in all bedrooms, bathroom shower and screen, 'Instaloft' access and storage, security alarm and landscaped gardens (including an extended porcelain patio, outside tap and artificial grass).
Build by Barratt Homes, it can be found just off Blackfirs Lane in the highly sought after area of Somerford. The development boasts a semi rural vibe but is fantastic for commuters with the newly opened Wolstenholme Elmy Way very nearby.
Positioned to the West of Congleton in Somerford, which is very fortunate to boast useful amenities and some very beautiful open spaces, with the likes of Back Lane Village Green, Astbury Mere Country Park and Brereton Heath Country Park all on your doorstep.
The town centre offers a vibrant nightlife with a good selection of newly opened, high class bars, restaurants and eateries. Congleton also boasts various fitness centres. The town has welcomed a 'Marks and Spencer Simply Food', several supermarket chains, independent butchers and bakers, florists, newsagents as well as essential services including doctors, dentists and chemists
Back Lane playing fields are a recreational area with Village Green status and are home to a number of soccer and rugby pitches. A number of community clubs can be seen enjoying the facilities at weekends.
Astbury mere was created within a former sand quarry, which has since been beautifully landscaped with a mature lake and over 34 acres of open space. The lake itself is a very attractive piece of water set in a slight valley surrounded, in parts, by mature trees.
The refurbished West Heath Shopping Centre is also very nearby and is located between the Holmes Chapel Road and Sandbach Road. It hosts a wide range of shops and conveniences that include supermarkets, eateries and even a Pharmacy.
Congleton provides excellent access of the North West Motorway networks with nearby junctions at either Sandbach or Holmes Chapel, with commuters often choosing this side of the town to avoid unnecessary traffic at peak times. Trunk roads provide an efficient link between Stoke-On-Trent and Manchester, as does the local railway station.
EPC GRADE B.
Juniper Avenue, Somerford, CW12
Valid until 27.08.2029
Property Type: | House | Build Form: | Detached |
Transaction Type: | New dwelling | Energy Tariff: | Standard tariff |
Main Fuel: | Mains gas - this is for backwards compatibility only and should not be used | Flat Top Storey: | No |
Top Storey: | 0 | Previous Extension: | 0 |
Open Fireplace: | 0 | Walls: | Average thermal transmittance 0.27 W/m-¦K |
Walls Energy: | Very Good | Roof: | Average thermal transmittance 0.11 W/m-¦K |
Roof Energy: | Very Good | Main Heating: | Boiler and radiators, mains gas |
Main Heating Controls: | Time and temperature zone control | Hot Water System: | From main system |
Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Good | Lighting: | Low energy lighting in all fixed outlets |
Floors: | Average thermal transmittance 0.15 W/m-¦K | Total Floor Area: | 103 m2 |
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