Navigation Road, Altrincham, WA14 1NF

Navigation Road is the perfect example of Victorian quasi-semi detached homes and terraces blending in perfectly with their modern surroundings - homes on this road don't stay on the market for long and now is the time for this one to come to the market. This home is packed full of the features buyers love about period properties from high ceilings and fireplaces to sash windows, this one has the lot. Over the years the house has undergone plenty of development to make it perfect for modern living such as the converted cellar but the property retains the character that draws buyers in. The location could be seen as the star of the show as you're in the heart of the action but you would never know from the tree and hedge lined road. You are strolling distance from the park as well as having Navigation Road Metrolink and Train station on your doorstep. Continuing with the transport theme, with the motorway a short drive away as well as the canal for cycling and the roads for the bus network you are striking distance from all the major hubs like Hale, the Trafford Centre, Manchester City Centre and further afield. Locally, schools will always be a draw of Altrincham and Timperley, here you are blessed with Navigation Road Primary, North Cestrian School, Loreto Grammar School and more all within a mile of the property  - these schools always have high demand and being in the catchments for several primary schools is something a lot of families can only dream of. There is more to Altrincham than simply transport and schools though - with a thriving community you have a range of independent and chain retailers as well as numerous bars, restaurants and cafes close by as well as sports centres, makers markets, cinemas and even more it's easy to see why Altrincham is regularly voted as one of the most desirable places to live in the UK. However, the house will disagree with the location being the star of the show because this one is a show stopper. Accessed off the enclosed front garden, a stroll up the path takes you to the covered porch which is the first sign of the period features the house hides behind the front door. Through to the hall way you'll have access to the two large reception rooms. These reception rooms are open to each other however you can close them off with the sliding doors. Alternatively you could look at separating the rooms permanently to create a snug at the front however the current flow works well and feels the most desirable layout. The front reception is currently used as a living room and has the feature bay window dragging in all that natural light from the front, you also have the fireplace which again shows the sympathetic work that has taken place over the years that blends modern living with the original features. The back reception room is the larger of the two and is currently used as a dining room but would make the ideal playroom for younger children.  From the dining room you can access the nearly 22ft kitchen. Again this room is flooded with natural light from the range of windows and skylights as well as the stained glass door. Finally, tucked away at the end is the handy WC and additional shower. Now for those who fancy some building work similar properties have infilled the courtyard next to the kitchen and you could look at employing an architect to draw up some plans to create a huge open plan living space but the key thing here is this is a house and plot that can grow with you as you and your family grow. Going downstairs first, a previous vendor has created a third bedroom down in the cellar which has been used as all sorts down the years from home office to bedroom to cinema room (in fact the screen is still in place if you want to create that cosy cinema room again!) Whatever you use it for make sure you don't put the teenager down there because you'll never get them out again! Upstairs the traditional layout is there with two large double bedrooms and a family bathroom but the period features remain like sash windows and high ceilings throughout. The front bedroom is the principal room and feels exactly like this with the large wardrobes spanning the length of the room in a gorgeous green colour. This room has two large windows and plenty of space for furniture and even a desk if you do work from home. The second bedroom is currently the home office (with space for two desks!) but could be the nursery, child's bedroom or larger than expected guest bedroom when family stay. However the hidden gem in this home has to be that bathroom which is exquisitely finished with grey tiles and space for a freestanding bath and shower - the modern finishing does not feel out of place with the character throughout this property. Similar to downstairs the loft offers scope for conversion similar to other local properties meaning you can add another bedroom and potentially bathroom making this an executive four bed home over four floors! Onto the outside space and potentially leaving the best until last. You have an enclosed courtyard which could be the perfect bike store or al fresco dining area. Beyond the courtyard is another enclosed lawned garden with established borders for greenery and colour. There is a right of access between the gardens which are occasionally used for wheelie bins. But this unique dual garden layout means using the courtyard for extension is straightforward and actually feels like you won't be taking up any of the garden. So if you're looking at your first move, next move or the move to grow with you this home is waiting for you. Pick up the phone and quote GY0737 Gareth Yates to get booked in today. FAQs Reason for Selling: Relocation Tenure:  Freehold (no ongoing financial commitment) Council Tax Band:  C Cellar:  Converted by the previous owner Vendor's favourite features: “We love the high ceilings in our home - it feels extra spacious and the house is a wonderful size for hosting (we even managed to host Christmas for 15 people!). The large windows mean there is always light flooding the house. The location is just brilliant. We love that we can be at Altrincham Markets in 15 minutes by foot. We are also walking distance to our gym, our GP, several coffee shops and there are many nurseries and schools nearby too. The tram is a 4 minute walk away and we find ourselves going for walks or runs along the canal on a daily basis.” Note for buyers Remember to follow on Facebook and Instagram on @gysellshomes for all the latest property launches, hint, tips, local insight and general estate agent nonsense. 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