Property of the Week: a two bedroom cottage in Gayton Farm Road, Lower Heswall
By Mark Gorton
29th Jul 2021 | Property of the Week
The cottage, built in 1896
The lounge
There's room to make music
The kitchen-dining area
The bright and airy conservatory
One of two bedrooms
The bathroom
The rear garden
The cottage has an outbuilding
The floor plan
Above: flick through a gallery of ten images of the property
On the market with Karl Tatler, what this small cottage lacks in space is more than made up for by its charm. Standing beside the cobblestones of Gayton Farm Road, just a gentle wedge shot from Heswall Golf Club, and only a pleasant walk away from the Lower Village and its amenities, the estate agency describes the cottage as "a true character home found within the highly desirable location of Gayton conservation area." The asking price is £350,000. Built in 1869 as a farm worker's dwelling, it has an enclosed and private rear garden, together with views of the Dee Estuary and Welsh Hills from the upstairs front window. Plenty of modernisation has taken place, including the creation of an open sitting area through to the lounge. The up to date kitchen-diner gives access to the rear garden, the two bedrooms and the three piece bathroom. The garden is mostly lawn, apart from a paved seating area where, God willing, you'll soon be able to sit with two other human beings. One drawback appears to be the lack of off-road parking - but there is room right outside the cottage on Gayton Farm Road to leave a car. To find out more and arrange a viewing, call Karl Tatler's Heswall sales and lettings office on 0151 342 2300; or send an email to [email protected] Here are the various spaces in a nutshell: Sitting Room- 42m x 2.77m (14'6" x 9'1")
Lounge
- 40m x 3.90m (14'5" x 12'10")
- 37m x 3.02m (14'4" x 9'11")
Bedroom 1
- 42m x 3.76m (14'6" x 12'4")
- 43m x 1.98m (11'3" x 6'6")
Bathroom
- 85m x 1.63m (6'1" x 5'4")
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