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Vicarage Lane | Burton
Neston | Wirral | CH64 5TJ

Vicarage Lane Burton
Quakers is a beautiful detached bungalow set in the heart
of Burton Village. The bungalow is situated up a quiet private
road that leads to Burton National Trust woods.
Quakers occupies a substantial plot, with a long driveway
leading to the property and a good-sized garden, approximately
1.5 acres to the rear.

Quakers is a beautiful detached bungalow
set in the heart of Burton Village.
The bungalow is situated up a
quiet private road that leads to Burton
National Trust woods. Quakers
occupies a substantial plot, with a
long driveway leading to the property
and a good-sized garden, approximately
1.5 acres to the rear. To the
front there is an open aspect across
the fields. The property provides a
tranquil and peaceful setting in the
heart of the countryside, yet close to
the village amenities of the sandstone
church, village hall and social
club and the local primary school.
This property has had extensive
modernisation over the last few
years and is now presented in a beautiful
and contemporary style
throughout which must be viewed to
be appreciated as all fixtures and fittings
are of the highest quality.
This home and location are a lifestyle choice providing the peaceful and community spirit that can only be
found in a picturesque rural village such as Burton.
The property itself comprises of an entrance porch leading through to the hallway, family kitchen and utility
room, lounge, dining room/bedroom, main bedroom, family bathroom and another bedroom. The property
has oil central heating and double glazing with gardens to front and rear and double garage.

LOUNGE: 15.9 X 13.9
Double glazed window to the rear of the
property over looking the garden. The
lounge is a lovely with solid oak flooring,
wood burning stove, TV point, spot lighting
and one radiator.
CONSERVATORY:
Double glazed window to the side and a
door to the rear garden.
Internal inspection of this property is highly recommended.
ENTRANCE PORCH:
Double glazed surround and door to the hallway.
ENTRANCE HALLWAY:
Solid Oak wood flooring, under stairs storage cupboard and one radiator.

FAMILY KITCHEN: 22.5 X 12.6
Two double glazed windows to the
front of the property. The kitchen
comprises of a range of fitted Shaker
style wall and base units with granite
work surfaces and splash back tiling.
The kitchen incorporates a Belfast sink
with mixer tap over, a chrome electric
range with extractor hood, integrated
coffee machine and electric oven. The
kitchen has a centre island, tiled flooring
and spot lighting to compliment.
UTILITY:
There is a double-glazed window to the side and a door leading to the rear. Matching wall and base units with
complimentary work surfaces and a washing machine point.

BEDROOM: 13.1 X 11.9
Double glazed window to the rear of the
property, oak wooden flooring, spot lighting
and one radiator.
BATHROOM: 9.2 X 8.8
This is a fantastic bathroom and comprises of
a 4-piece suite to include a shower cubicle,
bath, vanity sink unit and WC. The bathroom
is complimented by tiled elevations and flooring
with spot lighting.
MAIN BEDROOM: 15.9 X 14.0
Double glazed window to the rear of the property, Oak wooden flooring and one radiator.
BEDROOM/DINING ROOM: 11.9 X 8.8
Door to the rear garden, oak wooden flooring and one radiator.

OUTSIDE:
To the front of the property is a sweeping
driveway leading to the double garage with
garden to the side. There are mature trees
that line the frontage of the property and
add to its private position. To the rear is a
lovely enclosed garden with hedge, trees
and mature shrubbery borders. The garden
is mainly laid to lawn but beyond the
formal garden area, there is a further
woodland garden which does not have to
be used as part of the day to day garden
but does add to the privacy and tranquil
position that this home occupies. There is
an outside toilet in the courtyard area as
well a log store and greenhouse to the
rear.

Burton is a village on the Wirral Peninsula, in the unitary authority of Cheshire West and Chester and the ceremonial county of Cheshire, England. It
constituted part of the Burton and Ness Ward of the Borough of Ellesmere Port and Neston, with the ward having a total population of 1,620 in the
2001 Census. It is now in Ledsham and Willaston Ward.
History The population was recorded at 288 in 1801, 291 in 1851, 222 in 1901 and 667 in 1951. The Cheshire and Chester Record Office has records
of baptisms, marriages and burials at the parish church, St Nicholas', dating from 1538.
Ancient Burton was first documented in the Domesday Book and historically was on the route which travellers would take from London to Birkenhead
Owing to its location on trade routes, it is thought to have developed at a faster rate than neighbouring communities. Indeed, during the fourteenth
century trade and travel allowed Burton to flourish, standing as it did near the site of embarcation for the ferry to North Wales and on the
main route to the city of Chester. However, the build up of silt in the River Dee led to a decrease in shipping trade, and Burton's prosperity took a
downturn when the river course was diverted in the eighteenth century.
Modern In recent years Burton has become a quiet 'picture postcard' village much sought after on the property market. In 2001 the village of Burton
was ranked eighth overall in a UK market research survey of so-called 'super rich' communities by Philip Beresford of the Sunday Times Rich List,
with millionaires making up 16% of the population in its postal district. The village is the location of Burton Manor, formerly a residential adult education
college operated by Liverpool City Council. Just to the south of Burton is the RSPB's Burton Mere Wetlands reserve.

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