4 Bed Detached House, Park Road West, CH4

A well presented and spacious four bedroom detached 1930’s property which retains lots of original period features. The front door with canopy opens into a welcoming reception hall with oak flooring, faux wall panelling and leaded portal window. To the front of the house is a spacious living room, featuring an open cast-iron fireplace with inset tiles and a quarry tiled hearth, flanked by cupboards to each recess. An attractive bay window offers views to the front garden. The hub of the house is a wonderful kitchen, fitted with a comprehensive range of high-gloss cabinets, incorporating a breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include a double electric oven, ceramic hob with extractor hood, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and microwave. Ceramic tile flooring runs throughout the kitchen into a rear vestibule with access to the utility room, having beech block work surfaces, Adjacent to the utility is a WC with white suite. Off the kitchen is a tremendous open-plan sitting room through dining room, having twin aspects across the side gardens, in addition to French doors which open to the rear garden. An attractive spindle staircase with polished handrails leads to a spacious first floor landing with loft access hatch. A delightful master bedroom sits to the front of the house, with attractive bay window and original cast-iron fireplace. There are two further generous double bedrooms and a fourth bedroom, and a beautifully fitted spacious bathroom featuring a Keuco thermostatic shower over the bath and a Villeroy & Boch pedestal wash hand basin and WC. The bathroom is fully tiled and includes a chrome ladder-style heated towel rail. Gardens to Front and Rear. 

Curzon Park adjoins the south banks of the River Dee and was first laid out in the 19th Century. It is situated next to the Grosvenor Bridge and is well known for having some of the cities largest and most prestigious residences. Curzon Park also houses Chester Golf Club and is also conveniently within walking distance of the cities amenities. The famous rows offer a wide range of shopping facilities together with wine bars, restaurants, cafes and public houses while the River Dee offers a range of recreational facilities including pleasant walks across the meadows. The Roodee Racecourse boasts one of the cities main social events at the May meeting and other meetings at various times throughout the year. As well as the extensive shopping and leisure facilities in the city, which include health and fitness centres, a tennis club, golf clubs, museums and parks, there is easy access to the Chester southerly bypass to North Wales and M53 motorway. Chester's main station has regular train services and a two hour intercity service to London Euston. Both Liverpool and Manchester are within easy reach and served with international airports.