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2 Bedroom Mid-Terraced House, Dixon Street, Irlam, M44
Dixon Street, Irlam, M44
Oliver James
Oliver James, 4 Liverpool Road
Description
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Key Features
- Two Bedroom Mid Terrace
- Two Reception Rooms
- Modern Kitchen with Oven/Hob
- Downstairs Bathroom
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Perfect first time buyers home
- No chain
- Near to local amenities
Property Details
- Property type: House
- Property style: Mid-Terraced
- Council Tax Band: TBD
Rooms
Lounge
3.70m x 3.60m
Rear facing upvc window, dado rails, picture rails, coving and wall mounted electric fire
View Lounge PhotosDining Room
3.70m x 3.30m
Front facing upvc window, dado rails, understairs cupboard and radiator.
View Dining Room PhotosKitchen
3.80m x 2.10m
Side facing upvc window, fitted range of base and wall units, electric oven and four ring gas hob.
View Kitchen PhotosBathroom
1.80m x 2.10m
Rear facing upvc window, panel bath, WC, wash basin and splash back panels.
View Bathroom PhotosBedroom Two
3.70m x 3.60m
Rear facing upvc window, over stairs cupboards, cupboard housing cupboard and radiator. Open aspect views.
View Bedroom Two PhotosFloorplans
Outside Spaces
Location
Living in Irlam, a town in Greater Manchester, England, offers several benefits: Affordable Housing: Compared to central Manchester, Irlam generally offers more affordable housing options, making it attractive for individuals and families looking to live close to the city without the high costs. Transport Links: Irlam benefits from good transport links, with regular train services connecting it to Manchester city center and other surrounding areas. Additionally, it has easy access to major road networks like the M60 and M62, facilitating commuting and travel. Community Atmosphere: Many residents appreciate the strong sense of community in Irlam. It's often described as a friendly and welcoming place, with various community events, clubs, and local amenities fostering connections among residents. Green Spaces: Despite its proximity to urban areas, Irlam offers access to green spaces and outdoor recreational areas. This includes parks, nature reserves, and nearby countryside, providing opportunities for leisure activities and relaxation. Local Amenities: The town has a range of local amenities, including shops, supermarkets, schools, healthcare facilities, and leisure centers, catering to the everyday needs of residents. Employment Opportunities: While some residents commute to Manchester or nearby towns for work, Irlam itself has its own employment opportunities, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, and retail. Historical Significance: Irlam has a rich history, with various historical sites and landmarks to explore. For those interested in local history, there are opportunities to learn about the town's past through museums and heritage centers. Proximity to Nature: Situated along the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal and close to the River Mersey, Irlam offers proximity to waterways and natural landscapes, which can be appealing for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Overall, living in Irlam combines the advantages of suburban living with convenient access to urban amenities, making it an attractive option for many individuals and families.
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