56, Claremont Avenue, Stockport, SK6 6JG

Claremont Avenue is a fully renovated four-bedroom semi-detached home with a turnkey finish, flexible layout and beautifully landscaped rear garden.

The standout space is the open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, finished with contemporary cabinetry, quartz worktops, premium appliances and an integrated dining bench.

Large sliding doors open directly to the rear garden, creating an easy flow for everyday life and entertaining.

The layout provides sociable open-plan living while still allowing clear zones for cooking, dining and relaxing. A practical utility room and separate downstairs WC add useful everyday convenience.

The ground floor also includes three generous double bedrooms, two with bay windows, and a contemporary family bathroom.

Upstairs, the converted first floor provides a further double bedroom, ideal as a guest room, home office or games room, with roof windows and eaves storage.

Outside, the private landscaped rear garden is a major selling point, with a stone patio, decked seating area, pergola, outdoor kitchen and well-stocked borders.

It catches the sun through much of the day and works brilliantly as an extension of the living space.

The property is well placed for Marple Hall School, Marple town centre, local parks, country walks, the Peak Forest Canal and rail links to Manchester from Marple and Rose Hill stations.

A strong option for buyers looking for a ready-to-move-into home with generous accommodation, modern finishes and a standout garden. Viewings by appointment only. Quote Ref ND0151.

Watch the Video Tour to appreciate the layout, garden and finish.

Good to know: Tenure: Freehold EPC D 65 (Potential B 82) Council Tax Band D (£2,619 pa - Source: Sprift) Mains services | Gas central heating Fully renovated in 2022 Single storey rear extension 2022 New boiler installed in 2022 Complete rewire Replacement windows throughout Driveway providing generous off-road parking Broadband - 12 mbps Standard to 10000 mbps Ultrafast Marple Railway Station 1.5 miles | Rose Hill Station 0.4 miles Catchment Schools Rose Hill Primary 0.7 miles | Marple Hall School 300m /0.2 miles Marple Town Centre 1.1 miles | Stockport 5 miles | Manchester Airport 10 miles | Manchester City Centre 12 miles Viewings by appointment only.

Quote Ref ND0151.

Living in Marple Marple offers that increasingly rare balance: Close enough for an easy commute into Manchester, yet firmly rooted on the edge of the Peak District with open countryside right on your doorstep.

Claremont Avenue sits just under a mile from the heart of the town, placing day-to-day amenities and Marple’s growing independent scene within easy reach.

The high street has evolved into a vibrant mix of cafés, bars and restaurants, complemented by a monthly Maker’s Market and a calendar of community events that give the town its welcoming, village-style feel.

The Marple Community Hub is due to open within the next few months with a brand new leisure facilities including a swimming pool, cafe and incorporating the library.

The Regent Cinema — one of the last remaining independent cinemas in the UK — remains a cherished local landmark.

Families are well served by reputable schools in the area and the catchment schools are Rose Hill Primary and Marple Hall High School (walkable in a couple of minutes), with St Mary’s Catholic Primary in nearby Marple Bridge and Marple Sixth Form College located on the edge of the town centre.

For commuters, transport links are excellent.

Marple and Rose Hill railway stations offer regular services into Manchester Piccadilly in under 30 minutes, while frequent bus routes connect to Stockport, Hayfield, Mellor and Glossop.

By car, the A555 provides a direct link to Manchester Airport, the A34 and popular shopping destinations including Cheadle and Handforth Dean. Outdoor life is a major draw.

The Memorial Park offers open green space and a popular skate park, while nearby Brabyns Park and Etherow Country Park provide everything from weekend sport and dog walks to sailing.

Lyme Park, Roman Lakes and the Garden House community farm are all within easy reach, offering a variety of scenic walks and family-friendly days out.

The Middlewood Way follows a former railway line south towards Macclesfield and is a favourite with walkers, runners and cyclists, while the historic Peak Forest Canal passes through Marple via its iconic flight of 16 locks — a beautiful backdrop for waterside walks with far-reaching views towards the Peaks.

In short, Marple combines strong community spirit, excellent connectivity and outstanding access to the outdoors — making it one of the area’s most sought-after places to call home.

Viewings by appointment only. Quote Ref ND0151.

Buyer Notes Prior to any sale being formally agreed any prospective purchaser will be required to provide evidence of funds as well as complete a third party anti-money laundering (aml) check to comply with all regulations.

These checks at time of writing are £30 per aml check completed for each prospective purchaser.

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