77 FLUIN LANE

The sale of Erin Hurst represents a rare buying opportunity and the chance to acquire one of the finest homes in Frodsham. It is a home with striking and distinctive visual appeal displaying unique design characteristics reflecting the elegance of the Edwardian period. Classic in proportion and scale, the exterior exudes a sense of taste and grandeur, the result of care and attention to detail exercised during its construction in 1901. There are intricate brickwork designs, turreted bay roof structures, sash windows and some unique leaded glazed panels depicting the original owners interests in rural sports.

The house commands an elevated and secluded plot, set back from Fluin Lane, behind sandstone walls and an electric automated gated entrance. The sweeping driveway opens to provide plenty of parking and turning space, leading to a double garage and a large coach house.

Once inside, the interior continues to impress in every respect. It has been maintained throughout to an exceptional standard with many sensitive upgrades and enhancements completed over recent years. Care has been taken to retain period character features which is now combined with a modern feeling.
The accommodation extends to almost 6300 sq ft (581 sq m) and comprises of the main house with an adjoining annexe.
This can be configured and adapted to suit the needs of larger families or those seeking a property for multi-generational occupation, home working or as an income generating opportunity.
In addition, there is an attached coach house and separate detached double garage. The gardens extend to approximately 0.6 of an acre, extending to all sides and framing the house perfectly. There are areas of lawn with well established borders providing year round colour and interest. The sale of Erin Hurst represents a rare buying opportunity and the chance to acquire one of the finest homes in Frodsham. It is a home with striking and distinctive visual appeal displaying unique design characteristics reflecting the elegance of the Edwardian period.
Classic in proportion and scale, the exterior exudes a sense of taste and grandeur, the result of care and attention to detail exercised during its construction in 1901. There are intricate brickwork designs, turreted bay roof structures, sash windows and some unique leaded glazed panels depicting the original owners interests in rural sports. The house commands an elevated and secluded plot, set back from Fluin Lane, behind sandstone walls and an electric automated gated entrance.
The sweeping driveway opens to provide plenty of parking and turning space, leading to a double garage and a large coach house.Once inside, the interior continues to impress in every respect. It has been maintained throughout to an exceptional standard with many sensitive upgrades and enhancements completed over recent years. Care has been taken to retain period character features which is now combined with a modern feeling.
Improvements have also been made to the heating and hot water systems with zoned control system and improved efficiency. Beautiful internal features adorn the interior including unique, hand crafted joinery with panelled interior doors, a magnificent staircase and landing, extensive high quality oak panelling, parquet floors, ornate coved ceilings, and bespoke custom built cabinetry and bedroom furniture.
EPC Rating: D