78 Kingswood Park, Frodsham, WA6 6EH

The interior is spacious with plenty of natural light and a grand feel. The approach and the entrance is stately.

There is a secure gated driveway that meanders through woodlands until you arrive at the magnificent main building. It was designed by renowned architect, W.

Cecil Hardisty, and built in 1902 in a renaissance revival style using red brick with ornate terracotta dressings.

It is tastefully presented throughout with a communal hallway and a lift to all floors.

The property itself has a, private hallway with useful built in storage, a large living room with access onto the balcony. The kitchen is fitted with modern units and built in appliances.

There is a double bedroom with fitted furniture and a bathroom with a modern white suite. Kingswood Park is set within 33 acres of parkland on the edge of Delamere Forest.

The area is for the exclusive use of all residents and includes a tennis court, areas laid to grass, woodlands, many specimen trees and a protected grassland meadow.

There are communal bin storage areas, a bike store, allocated parking for residents and a number of visitor spaces. The property is leasehold. The lease started in 2007 and runs for 999 years.

Ground rent of £200 per year is payable. A service charge of £290 per month is payable (2023/24).

This covers building insurance, the upkeep and maintenance of the exterior of the building, the grounds, water treatment plant and a contribution to a reserve fund.

EPC Rating: C Location Kingswood Park enjoys a superb setting. The estate is approached over a private drive and through automatic security gates.

The main building, Oak House, looks out over a protected grassland with Delamere Forest Park beyond where there are many walks to be enjoyed.

The location is by no means isolated as Delamere Forest Visitor Centre and a Forest Lodges cafe/shop is within walking distance.

The centre of Frodsham approximately 4 miles away and a Tesco supermarket at Helsby around 3.5 miles away.

The road, rail and motorway connections at Helsby and Frodsham allow daily commuter access to many parts of the North West.