Situated on High Street, this beautifully presented two double bedroom mid terrace home combines a traditional brick frontage with a stylish interior and an attractive enclosed courtyard garden. Character features sit comfortably alongside contemporary fittings, with a welcoming lounge, sociable dining room opening into the kitchen, a useful cellar and a spacious first floor bathroom with both a bath and separate shower.

The front door opens into an entrance hallway, providing a practical introduction to the house and access to the main living accommodation. To the front, the lounge is a particularly inviting room, with a stove set within the chimney breast beneath a substantial timber mantel. Fitted cupboards and open shelving occupy the alcoves, adding useful storage and display space, while the front window brings in plenty of natural light.

Behind the lounge, the dining room offers generous space for a family dining table and connects openly with the kitchen, creating a sociable arrangement for everyday living and entertaining. Painted ceiling beams add character, while the broad opening between the two rooms allows light to flow through the space.

The kitchen is fitted with contemporary white units, contrasting wood effect work surfaces and tiled splashbacks, together with a built in oven, hob and extractor. A wide rear window overlooks the courtyard, and an external door provides direct access outside.

The cellar provides valuable additional storage space, ideal for household items, tools and leisure equipment.

On the first floor, a notably spacious landing can accommodate a desk/study space, providing a useful spot for working from home. There are two double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom positioned at the front and featuring fitted wardrobes and exposed timber floorboards. The second bedroom overlooks the rear and is currently arranged as a dressing room/spare room.

The bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a bath, separate walk-in shower enclosure, wash basin and WC, complemented by contrasting dark wall tiling.

Outside, the enclosed rear courtyard is a particularly appealing feature. Paved for ease of maintenance, with raised planting beds, established greenery and brick boundary walls, it provides an inviting setting for outdoor dining and relaxing. A brick built outbuilding adds further useful storage.

With Macclesfield town centre and the railway station within walking distance, this is a characterful and thoughtfully presented home in a convenient location.

EPC = C. Council tax band B. Tenure: Freehold.

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