An impressive, two bedroom ground floor apartment within the Grade ll listed Harrytown Hall has come to market. This fantastic Gothic style former manor house with elaborate architecture is set in extensive peaceful gardens and this apartment is situated on an enviable corner position overlooking them. With a spacious lounge and full of period features this is sure to be popular.
The bright communal entry leads to the extra wide arched front door and into the L shaped hallway. To the front finds the nicely presented lounge with a large feature 10ft tall decorative bay window. The architecture is stunning and it’s a real focal point of the room. The kitchen has a range of cream wall, base and drawer units with wooden work surfaces over and complementary splash back tiling and incorporates an electric oven, hob and extractor hood and sink. There is space for a tall fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine and a feature arched internal window allowing extra light in.
The attractive tiled bathroom consists of a bath with shower over, WC, wash basin and storage cupboard. There are two double bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from another fabulous full height Gothic style window overlooking the garden which is a stunning feature.
The very peaceful and private extensive garden are mainly lawned with secluded positions to sit and enjoy within an abundance of trees and bushes. There is also a small woodland area and a barbeque space. The hall benefits from ample parking for residents and guests.
This unique apartment has a recently fitted central heating boiler and is offered with no onward chain. It is conveniently situated close to Romiley Village which offers a wide range of shops, restaurants, pubs, theatre, leisure facilities, and countryside walks on your doorstep. Excellent schools and transport links are to hand, with Romiley Train station which has a direct link to Manchester Piccadilly and access to the M60 motorway.
The hall was first built in the 15th century then demolished and rebuilt in 1671 in a Gothic style which remains well preserved. In 1913 the hall became a convent school before being imaginatively converted into residential apartments.
Service charge is £2468.98 pa or £1234.49 6 monthly (£205.74 PM) and includes- all outside maintenance, indoor communal areas, gardening, window cleaning and anything additional goes into a reserves fund for all building maintenance (roof repairs etc)
Tenure- Leasehold – (200 year lease from 1983) 157 years left on the lease
