This unique converted stables offers red brick elevations and charming, versatile accommodation of over 2,400 sq. ft. The spacious reception hall with open stairway with glass balustrade flows through into the expansive 27 ft. sitting room. The sociable space with ample room for dining has a striking feature log-burning stove with exposed flue. From here, stairs rise to the peaceful mezzanine above which is currently being utilised as a home office. Further is the open-plan kitchen and dining space with a cloakroom, pantry cupboard and bi-folding doors to the southwesterly sun terrace. The stylish kitchen features a wide array of modern handless cabinetry, a breakfast bar and a range of integratedappliances including a Neff 5-burner induction hob, twin ovens microwave, wine fridge, tall fridge & freezer and dishwasher. To the east wing is a useful utility room and a contemporary family bathroom. There are two bright well-proportioned bedrooms and a sunroom/5th bedroom all with far-reaching aspects. Both the principal and second bedrooms benefit from sleek en suite shower rooms. On the first floor there are two further bedrooms and a loft storage area.

Outside

The property sits in an enviable position beside the Middlewich branch of the Shropshire Union Canal, with a brick-laid terrace offering the ideal spot to enjoy the views. The plot wraps around the home to a sunny raised side terrace, followed by a considerable garden, primarily laid to lawn with a dedicated wildlife garden and green house. A detached double garage approached via a large gravelled driveway offers ample parking, with the 20 ft. workshop with loft storage and further parking offering useful additional space.

Situation

Although rural, the home’s location is incredibly well served by the towns of Middlewich and Nantwich, together providing a wide array of everyday amenities including shops, supermarkets, public houses and schools. Crewe station offers regular links to London Euston, with the M6 a short distance away providing convenient connections further afield. The historic city of Chester with its wealth of cultural and recreational facilities is within easy reach

Directions

From the M6 southbound exit at Junction 19 onto the A556 and proceed for 5.1 miles before taking the first exit at the following two roundabouts onto the A530. After 2.3 miles turn right onto Croxton Lane and after a further 1.6 miles take the first exit onto Chester Road (A530/A54). Then turn rught onto Nantwich Road and proceed for 3.4 miles before turning right, where the property will be on the right.

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