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Redstone Drive | Lower Heswall
Wirral | CH60 9HH

Redstone Drive
Lower Heswall
A Room with a View is a 1985 British romance film directed by
James Ivory with a screenplay written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala,
and produced by Ismail Merchant, of E. M. Forster's novel of the
same name (1908). This property on Redstone Drive in Lower
Heswall is a modern (2019) and professionally finished adaption,
but has rooms with views!

This is an extremely well presented
FOUR BEDROOM detached family
home in a sought after location in
Lower Heswall due to the enviable
Estuary Views that are enjoyed by
the properties in this area. This particular
property boasts stunning
views from the majority of rooms.
The property also enjoys a generous
plot with a large front lawned garden,
sizable tarmacadam front drive
leading to twin garages. To the rear is
a generous private garden mainly
laid to lawn, with patio and a private
timber decked patio terrace to further
capture the Estuary views.
Internally the property offers: entrance porch, hallway, lounge, open plan kitchen/diner with recently installed
modern kitchen. The developers have removed the wall between kitchen and diner to create a more openplan
concept. There is a downstairs utility and W.C and access to the integral garages. Upstairs there are four
bedrooms and a recently improved family four piece bathroom. The master bedroom boasts an en-suite and
dressing room.

Kitchen Diner - 7.65mx3.12m
(25'01x10'3) - Recently installed kitchen
with wall and base units and complementing
worktops, integrated oven and hob with
extractor hood, space and plumbing for
washing machine, space for fridge freezer,
inset sink, tiled splash-backs, double glazed
window to rear overlooking the garden,
opens into dining area with patio door to
garden and decked terrace, double glazed
window to side aspect with views across
the Dee.
**The developers have removed a wall to
create this open plan kitchen diner**
Front Entrance - Into:
Porch - Glazed inner door to:
Hall - Staircase to first floor, radiator, power points
Lounge - 5.44mx3.30m (17'10x10'10) - Double glazed windows to front aspect with far reaching views across
the Dee Estuary, radiator, power points

Utility - 1.83mx1.60m (6'00x5'03) -
Wall mounted combi boiler, double
glazed window to rear, low level W.C.
Wash hand basin
Upstairs -
Master Bedroom - 3.99mx2.84m
(13'1x9'4) - With double glazed window
to front aspect offering stunning
views across the Dee towards Wales,
radiator, power points, walk-in dressing
room and door into:
En-Suite - Comprised of Shower cubicle,
low level W.C, Wash hand basin,
towel rail, tiled floor
Bedroom 2 - 4.27mx3.30m (14'00x10'10) - Double glazed window to front aspect and side with impressive
far reaching views across the Dee Estuary and over to Wales, radiator, power points
Bedroom 3 - 3.25mx3.12m (10'8x10'3) - Double glazed window to front aspect with impressive Dee Estuary
views, radiator, power points
Bedroom 4 - 3.05mx2.69m (10'00x8'10) - Double glazed window to rear aspect with view over the garden,
radiator, power points
tiled floors and walls, double glazed window to rear aspect, heated towel rail

Rear Aspect - A generous rear garden that
benefits from being totally private with high
hedgerows and mature trees and shrubs.
With a large lawn, patio and timber decked
terrace directly off the kitchen diner offering
views across the Dee Estuary.
Bathroom - Modern bathroom comprising panel bath, shower cubicle, low level W.C, Wash hand basin, tiled
floors and walls, double glazed window to rear aspect, heated towel rail
Externally -
Garages - Twin Garages with electric up and over doors
Front Aspect - Established front lawned garden, side access to rear, tarmacadam driveway offering parking
for several cars and leading to the twin garages

The town of Heswall has a rich and longstanding history, dating
back further than the Doomsday Book where it is referred to as
‘Eswelle’. In the nineteenth century, Heswall was a small hamlet
centered around St. Peter’s Church, the land around the church
dotted with cottages, dwellings and heathland.
As the nearby city of Liverpool grew, so did Heswall as wealthy
merchants set up lavish holiday homes in the town, taking advantage
of spectacular views across the Dee and in to North Wales. Today,
Heswall still has some opulent homes, and the town centre itself has
become known as a hot spot for shoppers, diners and for those
looking to enjoy a good night out.
During the day, the town enjoys a lively yet relaxed atmosphere as
locals go about their daily business. While some national shopping
chains exist, the town stays true to its roots in local business, with
some lovely independent shops showcasing local produce and craftsmanship.
Heswall enjoys a strong coffee shop culture, with plenty of options of those looking to grab a hot cup of coffee and a slice of cake, while lovely
quaint tea rooms offer everything from a pot of tea to luxurious afternoon teas.
As the sun goes down, Heswall changes pace again, slowing down as locals and visitors come out to enjoy the many high-quality dining options
in the town. Gusto and Burnt Truffle are just some of the lovely restaurants you can spend an evening in, while there are several bars for those
looking to enjoy a glass of wine or something fizzy.
If you’re looking to stay the night in Heswall, then both the Jug and Bottle and Sunnydale Lodge offer quality accommodation in Heswall.
For golfers, Heswall Golf Club is a must, offering a round of golf with idyllic views across the Dee and in to Wales.

Fine and Country Wirral Warrington & St. Helens
Tel: +44 (0) 151 305 6956
wirral@fineandcountry.com
585 Telegraph Road Heswall Wirral CH60 0AE