4, East Downs Road, Altrincham, WA14 2LH

An exceptional early Victorian semi-detached family residence, set within the heart of Bowdon’s prestigious Conservation Area and enjoying close proximity to both Hale Village and Altrincham town centre, with their excellent array of shops, restaurants and transport links.

Rich in period character and offering generous, versatile accommodation, the property enjoys far-reaching views across the Cheshire Plain towards the Peak District from the upper floors.

Occupying an elevated and highly sought-after position, Thornfield is approached via a block-paved pathway framed by manicured lawns and mature planting, setting an immediate sense of arrival.

Internally, the home showcases a wealth of original Victorian features, including ornate ceiling cornices and roses, sash windows, cast iron fireplaces, decorative tiled floors and elegant panelled doors, all beautifully complemented by thoughtful modern updates.

The ground floor provides two impressive reception rooms alongside a superb open-plan kitchen and breakfast room with direct access to the rear courtyard, creating an ideal space for everyday family living and entertaining.

The lower ground floor has been expertly converted to a high standard and now offers a generous family room with a defined gym area, together with a utility room and WC.

Arranged over the upper two floors are six well-proportioned double bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms, with the second floor enjoying breathtaking, uninterrupted views across Bowdon and beyond.

Externally, the property benefits from attractive lawned gardens to the front, a private and secure walled courtyard to the rear, allocated off-road parking and an outbuilding for further storage, completing a rare opportunity to acquire a period home of scale, character and setting in one of Bowdon’s most desirable locations.

Directions WA14 2LH Note N.B. The appliances at this property have not been tested by ourselves. Approved by the vendor and prepared with care, these details are believed to be accurate.

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