Flat 42, Bartholomew Court Bradshaw Lane, Warrington, WA4 2JW

A wonderful second floor apartment located in an over 60’s retirement complex, offered for sale with no onward chain.

With one spacious bedroom, great size living area and allocated parking, this is the ideal home for those looking to downsize.

As you step into the property, you are welcomed by the hallway, offering a sense of space and practicality with excellent built-in storage solutions.

The hallway flows seamlessly through to a generously proportioned living and dining room, a bright and inviting space enhanced by a large window that allows an abundance of natural light to pour in, creating a warm and airy atmosphere.

This room is further complemented by a feature fireplace, providing a natural focal point and a cosy setting for both relaxing and entertaining.

From the living area, French doors open into the kitchen, which is thoughtfully arranged, offering a good range of wall and base units that provide ample cupboard space, alongside work surfaces ideal for everyday use.

An integrated fridge freezer is also included, helping to maintain a sleek and streamlined finish.

The property continues to impress with a well sized double bedroom, designed with comfort in mind and benefitting from built-in wardrobes that offer excellent storage without compromising on floor space.

The bathroom is fitted with a three piece suite, comprising a WC, wash hand basin, and a walk-in shower, all presented in a clean and functional style.

The development also offers excellent communal facilities, including multiple seating areas, an intercom entry system, lift access, and a dedicated house manager.

A communal laundry room is located on the ground floor, equipped with washing machines, dryers, and ironing facilities.

EPC Rating: C Location This leafy suburb is located alongside the Bridgewater canal and just a stone's throw from the vibrant village of Stockton Heath.

The area is surrounded by beautiful Cheshire countryside and scenic canals, meaning residents are spoilt for choice when it comes to walking routes.

The village was first listed in the Domesday Book and is home to St Wilfrid's Church which features a cat carving on the tower façade.

Legend has it that this was the inspiration behind Lewis Carroll's Cheshire Cat in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

Despite it's semi-rural setting, Grappenhall benefits from a great range of shops, restaurants and coffee houses.

The area also boasts a great selection of schools which are consistently reviewed as outstanding, making it an ideal area for families.