- Set within Conservation area
- A substantial home, built '89
- 4,986 sq feet/463 sq m
- Presented over four floors
- With three reception rooms
- Six large bedrooms,
- Two en suite bathrooms
- Cloaks, laundry & utility rooms
- Basement workshop/games
- Large integral double garage
Full Description
Both the height and width of what is a considerably dramatic cathedral-like bay window ensures the very best views due south onto the most private and established of family gardens. Meanwhile to the very front of house, there's similarly suitable privacy either via the pedestrian path to the very threshold of this extravagantly palatial home or indeed, via the gated access to the extra large and automated double garage.....
This is a house of some significance, ( just shy of an impressive 5,000 sq feet), standing surprisingly and somewhat inconspicuously on the south side of Mountwood quarry, an area that became the very raison d'etre for the formation of the Mountwood Conservation Area since 2004.
Key aspects to this property then: overall proportions, detail of finish, position and orientation together with the property's general location.
Let's start with the proportions. Our floor plan below clearly identifies the extent of and balance of indoor space. At lower ground floor or 'basement' level there is the larger than standard integral double garage, drying room (doubling very nicely as a wine 'cellar'); a laundry room and an area mirroring the size of the garage acting as workshop/store room but which clearly has options for various uses.
Up at ground floor and a grand canopied entrance invites you into a welcoming hall. Here there are full cloakroom facilities. The living room is a 'through' room enjoying both front and rear private garden aspects with a central fireplace focal point. To the rear of the hall one catches the south facing sunlight through the internal glazed doors separating hall from dining room.
Our photograph of the dining room captures the low autumnal afternoon sun with double doors wide open - imagine spring and summer time here......
Both living rooms and family kitchen rooms are, it's fair to say, especially large. The family kitchen measures up to the very latest demand for open family kitchen/living room experiences in as much as there's ample room for sofas, dining table and more without encroaching on the main working kitchen space and breakfast bar arrangement. (A sizeable utility room stands adjacent to the kitchen - a room similar in proportions to the laundry room).
Over first and second floor level there are six 'double' bedrooms, two en suite rooms and 'family' bathroom. However first we would draw your attention to the landing areas. As you can see from both our floor plan and photos that both areas are not just practical solutions for home study or similar but contribute significantly to the wider benefits of the overall architectural design of the house - the enjoyment of space from within whilst being able to appreciate all that surrounds this monumental home on the outside on all points south, through this most glorious of triple bay windows.
And so to the bedroom accommodation. A master bedroom suite with enviable space, an enviable range of 'robes, with en suite bathroom to match (bath and separate shower) and garden view. Thereafter there are five more immaculately presented 'double' sized bedrooms; a four piece family bathroom (both scaled to size, fitting of such grand bedroom accommodation) and with a second en suite shower room to the top floor.
Moving then to detail of finish. From the ornamental roof tile, the robust circular window casements, dual functioning (and serviced) warm duct air central heating system (allowing for use of wall space); the timed remote controlled garage door angled closure to the drive gates; the neatly cut Indian stone block paving; glass draught prevention to the fire and not least the design of this distinguished triple bay window.....clear therefore there is much to look out for, much to take in.
Sitting comfortably established and at right angles near to the very top of Burrell Road, the house is surrounded at its boundaries by a mix of deciduous and coniferous (Scots Pine) trees with its magnificent garden plot (and several well positioned patio areas) enjoying its southerly orientation. The combination of which we begin to appreciate was such a prerequisite in the initial architectural designs between client and architect - whence evolved the striking triple storey bay, no doubt. A perfect position, well placed amidst a scattered, few more traditional homes within this specific conservation area.
If working from home is not an option then you can rest assured that most recognised places of work: Liverpool, Chester, other parts of the Wirral are all easy to commute to. The tunnel for Liverpool is just ten minutes away; the motorway for Chester just five. Better still dropping the children off at one of several schools would add no more than an extra five to ten minutes on your journey time. For your Sat Nav: CH42 8NH
Viewing
Please contact us on 0151 608 8586 if you wish to arrange a viewing appointment for this property, or require further information.
Energy Performance Certificate
Click here to view the Energy Efficiency Rating and Environmental Impact Rating for this property.
Brennan Ayre O'Neill endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in photos, virtual tours, floor plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers / tenants and must therefore satisfy themselves by personal inspection prior to committing to any contract.
This is a house of some significance, ( just shy of an impressive 5,000 sq feet), standing surprisingly and somewhat inconspicuously on the south side of Mountwood quarry, an area that became the very raison d'etre for the formation of the Mountwood Conservation Area since 2004.
Key aspects to this property then: overall proportions, detail of finish, position and orientation together with the property's general location.
Let's start with the proportions. Our floor plan below clearly identifies the extent of and balance of indoor space. At lower ground floor or 'basement' level there is the larger than standard integral double garage, drying room (doubling very nicely as a wine 'cellar'); a laundry room and an area mirroring the size of the garage acting as workshop/store room but which clearly has options for various uses.
Up at ground floor and a grand canopied entrance invites you into a welcoming hall. Here there are full cloakroom facilities. The living room is a 'through' room enjoying both front and rear private garden aspects with a central fireplace focal point. To the rear of the hall one catches the south facing sunlight through the internal glazed doors separating hall from dining room.
Our photograph of the dining room captures the low autumnal afternoon sun with double doors wide open - imagine spring and summer time here......
Both living rooms and family kitchen rooms are, it's fair to say, especially large. The family kitchen measures up to the very latest demand for open family kitchen/living room experiences in as much as there's ample room for sofas, dining table and more without encroaching on the main working kitchen space and breakfast bar arrangement. (A sizeable utility room stands adjacent to the kitchen - a room similar in proportions to the laundry room).
Over first and second floor level there are six 'double' bedrooms, two en suite rooms and 'family' bathroom. However first we would draw your attention to the landing areas. As you can see from both our floor plan and photos that both areas are not just practical solutions for home study or similar but contribute significantly to the wider benefits of the overall architectural design of the house - the enjoyment of space from within whilst being able to appreciate all that surrounds this monumental home on the outside on all points south, through this most glorious of triple bay windows.
And so to the bedroom accommodation. A master bedroom suite with enviable space, an enviable range of 'robes, with en suite bathroom to match (bath and separate shower) and garden view. Thereafter there are five more immaculately presented 'double' sized bedrooms; a four piece family bathroom (both scaled to size, fitting of such grand bedroom accommodation) and with a second en suite shower room to the top floor.
Moving then to detail of finish. From the ornamental roof tile, the robust circular window casements, dual functioning (and serviced) warm duct air central heating system (allowing for use of wall space); the timed remote controlled garage door angled closure to the drive gates; the neatly cut Indian stone block paving; glass draught prevention to the fire and not least the design of this distinguished triple bay window.....clear therefore there is much to look out for, much to take in.
Sitting comfortably established and at right angles near to the very top of Burrell Road, the house is surrounded at its boundaries by a mix of deciduous and coniferous (Scots Pine) trees with its magnificent garden plot (and several well positioned patio areas) enjoying its southerly orientation. The combination of which we begin to appreciate was such a prerequisite in the initial architectural designs between client and architect - whence evolved the striking triple storey bay, no doubt. A perfect position, well placed amidst a scattered, few more traditional homes within this specific conservation area.
If working from home is not an option then you can rest assured that most recognised places of work: Liverpool, Chester, other parts of the Wirral are all easy to commute to. The tunnel for Liverpool is just ten minutes away; the motorway for Chester just five. Better still dropping the children off at one of several schools would add no more than an extra five to ten minutes on your journey time. For your Sat Nav: CH42 8NH
Viewing
Please contact us on 0151 608 8586 if you wish to arrange a viewing appointment for this property, or require further information.
Energy Performance Certificate
Click here to view the Energy Efficiency Rating and Environmental Impact Rating for this property.
Brennan Ayre O'Neill endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in photos, virtual tours, floor plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers / tenants and must therefore satisfy themselves by personal inspection prior to committing to any contract.
