Three Top Tips for Maintaining Your Warrington Home’s Value
- You benefit from a nicer, warmer, more comfortable home.
- You could save money.
- You should maintain the value of your home.
- You can maybe even make some money in the long term, too.
It doesn't tend to make the headlines. You won't find it trending on relocation forums or featuring in 'up and coming areas' lists. But ask any estate agent who knows their patch and Lowton keeps coming up, time and again, as one of the most dependable, liveable, and genuinely underrated places to buy a home in the entire North West.
The council's financial position has been making national headlines, the government has appointed ministerial envoys to oversee reform, Birchwood Park is being sold to Goldman Sachs, and proposed cuts include street lighting reductions and service reviews.
The Holcroft Gardens development by Story Homes has been taking shape in Culcheth for some time now, and this week the pricing has been officially released. With homes ranging from one-bedroom apartments to six-bedroom detached family homes, there's plenty to get stuck into.
Most streets have a history if you look hard enough. Stonyhurst Crescent in Culcheth has one that is genuinely remarkable. The homes that buyers compete for today, the large semi-detached Victorian properties with thick walls and generous proportions that sit along the crescent's distinctive oval layout, were not built as family homes at all.