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Wrightmarshall.Co.Uk Fineandcountry.Com ‘STANLEY HOUSE’ | NANTWICH ROAD | WRENBURY | CHESHIRE | CW5 8EW | GUIDE PRICE £635,000 COUNTRY HOMES │ COTTAGES │ UNIQUE PROPERTIES │ CONVERSIONS │ PERIOD PROPERTIES │ LUXURY APARTMENTS wrightmarshall.co.uk fineandcountry.com ‘Stanley House’, Nantwich Road, Wrenbury, Nr Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 8EW An intriguing Four Bedroom Detached rural Village characterful 'Landmark' house (circa 1859). Perfect for family or multi generational living (approx. 2368 sq ft), overlooking the central open green. Beautifully presented, with an array of original features blended together with modern improvements and the potential for independent living with; Porch, Dining Hall with steps to Wine Cellar, Living Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, further Porch, Utility, Shower Room, Study, Kitchen Two, Sitting Room, Landing, Bedroom One with Ensuite Shower Room, Study, Bathroom, Bedroom Two, Bedroom Three, Bathroom Two, Bedroom Four. Oil Central Heating, Aga. Off road parking, Garage. Pretty lawned gardens/enclosed yard. ‘THE GREEN’, ADJOINING STANLEY HOUSE DIRECTIONS NANTWICH From the Agent's Nantwich Office proceed past Morrison's Nantwich is a charming market town set beside the River Weaver with supermarket and over the Island, following the road alongside the River a rich history, a wide range of speciality shops & 4 supermarkets. Weaver. At the traffic lights turn left into Welsh Row, then 2nd left Nantwich in Bloom in November 2015 was delighted to have once into Queens Drive. Follow this road to the top and over the canal again scooped the prestigious Gold award from the Britain in Bloom bridge and continue for approximately 4 miles passing the Farmer's competition. In Cheshire, Nantwich is second only to Chester in its Arms public house on the left hand side. After passing over the canal wealth of historic buildings. The High Street has many of the town's for the 2nd time continue into the village, past the School on the right finest buildings, including the Queen's Aide House and The Crown hand side. Continue towards the pretty village green and Stanley House Hotel built in 1585. Four major motorways which cross Cheshire will be observed on the left hand side, opposite the village store. ensure fast access to the key commercial centres of Britain and are linked to Nantwich by the A500 Link Road. Manchester Airport, one of LOCATION Europe's busiest and fastest developing, is within a 45 minute drive of The village of Wrenbury is set amidst what is generally regarded as Nantwich. Frequent trains from Crewe railway station link Cheshire to some of the finest countryside in South Cheshire, near to the London-Euston in only 1hr 30mins. Manchester and Liverpool offer Shropshire Union Canal. The village itself benefits from a wealth of alternative big city entertainment. Internationally famous football local amenities including a Shop/Post Office, catering for the teams, theatres and concert halls are just some of the many attractions. educational, recreational and shopping needs of the villagers. This includes a Doctors Surgery & Dispensary, a local Railway Station, great Four major motorways which cross Cheshire ensure fast access to the pubs and a Primary School. Alternatively, the towns of Nantwich and key commercial centres of Britain and are linked to Nantwich by the Crewe can provide further amenities not available in the village. new A500 Link Road. Manchester Airport, one of Europe's busiest and Wrenbury is conveniently situated in relation to other nearby cities, fastest developing, is within a 45 minute drive of Nantwich. Frequent towns and business centres with Chester, Liverpool and Manchester trains from Crewe railway station link Cheshire to London-Euston is within commuting distance. The main line railway station is also nearby only 1 hr 30 mins. Manchester and Liverpool offer alternative big city and the major Crewe Terminal with express line to London Euston entertainment. Internationally famous football teams, theatres and (1hr 30min) only 11 miles away. concert halls are just some of the many attractions. DINING HALL THE ACCOMMODATION:- With approximate dimensions, comprises; PORCH Radiator, Quarry tile floor, grand entrance door, glazed inner door to Dining Hall. DINING HALL 22' 1" x 17' 3" (6.73m x 5.26m) Herringbone pattern wood block floor, exposed brick chimney breast with lined flue and clearview black cast stove, Steps down to feature Wine Cellar with exposed brick wall and brick steps. Wine storage recessed. Boarded ceiling, space for dining table, 2 radiators, Pine staircase to First Floor, arched beam to seating area with feature secondary glazed windows, telephone point, dimmer light switch. DINING HALL & ADJOINING SEATING AREA LIVING ROOM KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 15' 8" x 14' 1" (4.78m x 4.29m) Minister style stone fireplace and 14' 11" x 13' 11" (4.55m x 4.24m) Bespoke solid Pine fronted units to hearth with inset black case wood burning 'Clearview' Stove (lined three elevations providing extensive worktop surfaces with a 1 1/2 flue), 2 bay windows with feature secondary glazed inserts, black and bowl single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, base storage cupboards red quarry tile floor, 2 radiators, beamed ceiling, TV point. and drawers. Wall mounted wine racks and storage cupboards. Space for under-counter domestic appliances including plumbing for dishwasher. Part tiled walls, feature front window, side double glazed window. Beamed ceiling, quarry tile floor, TV point, radiator, original sold fuel two oven Aga. Exposed brick chimney breast/wall with built in Neff Microwave, built in Neff electric oven and grill, built in Neff ceramic electric hob. PORCH Range of handmade storage cupboards/boot storage, quarry tile floor, exterior door. STUDY STUDY SHOWER ROOM 6' 8" x 6' 2" (2.03m x 1.88m) Quarry tile floor, velux sky light, ceiling full width, screen enclosed walk in shower, cubicle with 'Wet Wall' spot lights. finish and electric MIRA shower, close coupled WC, wash hand basin with tiled splash back. UTILITY Worcester free-standing oil fired boiler, twin white glazed sink with cupboards beneath, plumbing for washing machine, space for domestic appliances, beamed ceiling, radiator, part tiled walls, coat hooks. KITCHEN TWO KITCHEN TWO 14' 1" x 5' 11" (4.29m x 1.8m) Fitted base and wall units. Drawer storage, stainless steel single drainer unit, built in larder unit with electric meters, beamed ceiling, sealed unit double glazed window, radiator, electric cooker point, panel glazed exterior door. SITTING ROOM 14' 1" x 12' 0" (4.29m x 3.66m) Second staircase to First Floor. Brick fireplace with slate mantle and hearth with electric inset fire. External door, feature secondary glazed window, under stairs recess, painted beam ceiling, telephone and TV point. BEDROOM ONE FIRST FLOOR ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM Split level, wash hand basin, close coupled WC, screen door enclosed BEDROOM ONE cubicle with wet wall finish and MIRA electric shower, chrome heated 14' 11" x 14' 11" (4.55m x 4.55m) Vaulted ceiling with dormer feature towel rail. secondary glazed windows, painted boarded floor, built in double wardrobes and cupboard, radiator, TV point. LANDING Radiator, sky light, wall light point. Store with access to rear accommodation. BATHROOM BATHROOM Split level, vanity wash hand basin with cupboard storage and built in enclosed cistern WC. Panel bath with shower head mixer tap. Chrome heated towel rail. Part tiled walls, built in airing cupboard with hot water cylinder and shelving. Access to loft. BEDROOM TWO 15' 8" x 14' 1" (4.78m x 4.29m) Feature secondary glazed window with view over the village green Cast feature fireplace. Built in Work Station and shelving/wardrobe, TV point, feature secondary glazed window to front. BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM THREE BEDROOM THREE BATHROOM 14' 0" x 11' 2" (4.27m x 3.4m) Vaulted ceiling with secondary glazed Modern suite comprising panel bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low feature window, built in cupboard, radiator, access to loft, Work level WC, dormer window, radiator, part tiled walls. Station/fitted shelving. BEDROOM FOUR 14' 1" x 8' 8" (4.29m x 2.64m) Feature secondary glazed dormer window, over looking Village green, black cast feature fireplace, built in shelved cupboard, built in wardrobe, radiator. WRENBURY VILLAGE EXTERIOR VIEWING (See also plan edged red) Strictly by appointment with the Agents Wright Marshall Nantwich Extensive driveway providing access and parking. Brick and tile Office. E-mail: [email protected]. Opening Hours: Detached Garage with timber door, Oil storage tank, log store. Fuel Mon-Fri 9.00-5.30pm, Sat 9.00-3.30pm. bunker. Stoned and lawned frontage with box hedging and picket fencing. Well stocked borders and mature hedging. Side access pathway SALES PARTICULARS AND PLAN/S to Village green and rear yard with lockable doors, blue brick section. The sale particulars and plan/s have been prepared for the convenience Direct access to Annexe door. Stoned Patio. Cold water tap and of prospective purchasers and, whilst every care has been taken in their power point. Rear lawn, well stocked herbaceous and flower borders. preparation, their accuracy is not guaranteed nor, in any circumstances, 'Gazebo' by separate negotiation. Vegetable border. Gate and archway will they give grounds for an action in law. to storage area. Sensor external light. COPYRIGHT & DISTRIBUTION OF INFORMATION EPC RATING: E You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or COUNCIL TAX BAND: E FOR THE HOUSE & A FOR THE ANNEXE otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own SERVICES or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any All mains water, electricity & drainage services are either connected or other media without the Agent's/website owner's express prior written available locally (subject to statutory undertakers costs & conditions).
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