Hollins Terrace, Marple

Property Description

Welcome to Hollins Terrace.  Located in the heart of Marple with the Memorial Park, shops and eateries close by, this spacious two bedroom period terrace would make a wonderful first home, downsize or investment opportunity.

With c.875 sq ft of living accommodation set over two floors, the property briefly comprises:

Ground Floor: A generously proportioned bay fronted living room with decorative feature fireplace; a spacious kitchen diner and separate utility room.

First Floor: Two well appointed double bedrooms and a modern white bathroom suite.

A quaint lawned garden with paved pathway leads to the traditional style front door and inside to the hallway.  The living room is situated off the hallway to the right; a spacious room with a cosy feel featuring a decorative fireplace and framed by a beautiful bay window.  

The kitchen diner is situated to the rear with a southerly aspect resulting in a light and airy space in which to enjoy spending time with family and friends.  The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units and range cooker with gas hob.    

Off the kitchen is a handy utility room with sink and plumbing for washing machine and external door leading to the rear yard.   A south facing sun trap, the yard is fully paved for easy maintenance so just add some pot plants for a splash of colour and then sit back and enjoy!  

To the first floor, there are two good sized double bedrooms – one to the front and one to the rear – and a modern white bathroom suite featuring WC, hand wash basin, bath and electric shower.

We note other properties in the row have built into the loft and, subject to planning/regs, there is potential to do the same with a sizeable landing space suitable for a staircase.  

Viewings are strictly by appointment only and can be arranged by calling our offices and quoting ND0151

Important Information:

• Tenure:  Freehold
• Council Tax: Band B £1,666 per annum (Source: Sprift)
• Energy Efficiency Rating: C (70) Potential B (89)
• Parking:  There is permit parking available in the car park to the rear of the property (also valid for use in other Marple car parks).  Residents may apply to Stockport MBC for up to two permits.
• Mains gas, electric, water and drainage  |  Cable Broadband |  Gas central heating (combi boiler serviced 08/23)  |  Fully double glazed 
• Appliances may be available to purchase - speak to agent
• School catchment:  Primary – Ludworth Primary School or St Mary’s Catholic Primary.  Secondary - Marple Hall School or Harrytown Catholic School.
• No vendor chain

Viewings are strictly by appointment only and can be arranged by calling our offices, quoting ref ND0151.

Marple, Stockport, SK6

Marple is one of those ‘best of both worlds’ locations.  Close enough to the city and transport links for commuters yet sits on the edge of the Peak District with the countryside on the doorstep.

Hollins Terrace is located in the heart of Marple and incredibly convenient for all local amenities.  In recent years, Marple has welcomed numerous independent retailers, cafes, bars and restaurants giving local resident exceptional choice for their leisure time.  Marple has recently been awarded funding for a brand new Community Hub which will incorporate the library and leisure centre, currently in planning and envisaged to open 2025/26.  There’s a monthly Maker’s Market, the Marple Carnival held annually in June and various other events adding to the community feel.  Marple is home to a family run traditional cinema, the Regent, one of the few remaining independent cinemas in the UK.  

The catchment schools are Ludworth Primary School or St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Marple Bridge and for secondary school Marple Hall School or Harrytown Catholic School in Romiley.  Marple Sixth Form College is located less than a mile from Hollins Terrace. 

There are two railway stations - Rose Hill and Marple - each with regular services into Manchester Piccadilly in under 30 minutes.  Buses run regularly into Stockport and out to Hayfield, Mellor and Glossop and there's a circular service covering Romiley, Marple and Bredbury.  Commuting by car has never been more convenient with the A555 linking Hazel Grove to Manchester Airport with the A34, John Lewis at Cheadle and Handforth Dean, home to M&S, Tesco and more, eminently more accessible.

Children can enjoy the many well-equipped local parks including a skate park in the centre of the town, part of the Memorial Park.  Many of these parks enjoy fabulous views of the surrounding hills.  Etherow Country Park in Compstall plays host to a sailing club, Brabyns Park in Marple is well used for weekend sporting activities and by dog walkers and Lyme Park, owned by the National Trust is just a few miles away.  The Roman Lakes leisure complex is popular with walkers, horse riders and anglers and more recently volunteers have sought to preserve the remains of Samuel Oldknow’s historic mill.  The Garden House is a charity-run community farm, open to the public with pigs, alpacas, Shetland Ponies and more.

The Middlewood Way is a cycle path, popular with runners and walkers which follows the former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway line south from Rose Hill to Macclesfield.

The Peak Forest Canal runs for 15 miles between Ashton under Lyne and Whaley Bridge in Derbyshire, passing through Marple through the famed flight of 16 locks, separating the ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ parts of the canal.  Follow the canal path and take in the breathtaking views of the nearby Peak District; you are never far away from some outstanding walks.

Viewings strictly by appointment only - contact eXp and quote reference ND0151.