Description
A rare opportunity to purchase an end-terraced cottage tucked away in a peaceful setting, yet just moments from the vibrant heart of Chester.

There is a rear South facing courtyard garden featuring a paved patio, raised planting beds and a useful brick-built store and secure gated side access. The property benefits from an allocated parking space in the adjacent private car park—a valuable benefit in such a central location.

The property is elevated from the street, showcasing a welcoming entrance porch. Inside, a versatile living room enjoys dual-aspect windows and an electric fire creating a cozy focal point. The well-proportioned kitchen offers ample storage and work surfaces. A practical understairs cupboard provides additional storage and space for a tumble dryer. The rear door opens directly to the courtyard. Upstairs, there is a spacious landing, three bedrooms and a bathroom. The principal bedroom features a charming original wrought iron fireplace. Bedrooms two and three have a connecting door, offering flexibility as guest rooms, home office, or dressing area. A boarded loft provides additional storage. The bathroom is finished with white tiling and features a full-sized bath with overhead shower, integrated vanity unit, fitted shelving and a heated towel rail.

Recent refurbishments include new double-glazed windows and a new boiler. There is also scope for further development—a two-storey side extension was previously granted planning permission (now lapsed, Application No: 22/00318/FUL).

Situation
4 Firemans Square offers an opportunity to live within Chester’s famous City Walls. Tucked away off Northgate Street, this enviable location places you steps from the recently opened Chester Market—a thriving hub of independent retailers, a cinema, and a lively public square. Cultural landmarks such as The Storyhouse, Chester Cathedral, and the historic Town Hall are all within a minute’s walk.

A wealth of dining options are on the doorstep, from the authentic Spanish tapas at Porta to French cuisine at Chez Jules and the stylish Convivio wine bar.

Chester’s historic city centre offers boutique shopping along the iconic Rows and riverside walks along the River Dee providing a perfect blend of heritage and modern convenience. For larger retail experiences, Cheshire Oaks and other out-of-town shopping destinations are just a short drive away.

Excellent transport links make this location ideal for commuters. The M53 provides direct access to Liverpool via the Mersey Tunnel, while the M56 offers a quick route to Manchester. The A55 opens the gateway to North Wales, renowned for its stunning coastline and rolling hills.

Chester Train Station, only a 15-minute walk, offers services to London Euston in just over two hours and to Liverpool in under 45 minutes. Chester’s bus terminal is a five-minute stroll, offering both local and national routes.

Mains gas central heating. Mains electricity. Mains water and drainage.