Wright Marshall

THE DRIFT HOUSE THE DRIFT HOUSE

The Drift House’ is nestled next to a Georgian Farm House in a beautiful rural location with an idyllic southerly aspect over its own 6.427 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens & land/meadows which adjoins open farmland. The highly insulated accommodation, which is arranged over two floors, has been superbly appointed with oil-fired under floor heating, extensive use of Porcelanosa tiles and high quality kitchen and bathroom fittings. The house is also wired with a sophisticated lighting and sound system. 28’8” x 15’ Dining Hall. 39’4” x 25’1” Kitchen Family Room. 39’4” x 25’0” Kitchen Family Room. Of particular note is the full height Dining Hall and magnificent 40’ Kitchen/Family Room with one wall being a large expanse of glass taking advantage of the lovely views. The contemporary kitchen units have been custom made and incorporate a large work surface3 & breakfast bar together with high end quality named appliances; Siemens, De Deitrich, Miele & Liebherr.

39’4” x 25’0” Kitchen Family Room. 39’4” x 25’0” Kitchen Family Room. 25’9” x 15’ TV Lounge. The galleried and expansive dining hall welcomes guests old and new with stunning american oak, slate tiled walls, stunning flooring and bespoke windows. The family has entertained business clients, celebrated special occasions and enjoyed fabulous Christmas holidays with a 15 foot tree. The TV lounge / reading room offers wonderful light and great views and is fully wired for all media. The focal points are shared between the minimalistic wood burning stove and fireplace style TV enclosure. 28’8” x 15’ Dining Hall (above).

12’8” x 8’2” Office (left). 12’8” x 4’8” Shower Room. 15’ x 14’11” Bedroom 4. The galleried landing leads you away from the rest of the home 15’ x 14’11” Master Ensuite. and to the peace and tranquility of the master bedroom where exposed beams, vaulted ceilings and modern conveniences such as integrated sound and media provide a true luxury experience. The ensuite bathroom provides a double sized standing shower and large egg shaped bath and as with all bathrooms in the home hanging towel rails and state of the art lighting. 18’ x 15’ Master Bedroom. 13’6” x 12’8” Bedroom Two A fabulous sized bedroom with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams providing a unique opportunity for the growing teenager or family member to have their own space truly away from it all and includes its own entrance and exit. The generous en-suite shower room is equally finished to a high standard.

13’6” x 12’8” Bedroom Two Ensuite. 15’ x 6’7” Bathroom. 15’4” x 15’ Bedroom Three.

The Drift House affords substantial and secure parking for vehicles, has a generous double garage capable of holding several cars and has a good sized home office or playroom above. Additionally, the property provides numerous garden styles from the courtyard, to the formal lawns, to a sizeable patio off the kitchen living room and two meadows. THE DRIFT HOUSE

BURLAND / ACTON AREA Burland is a small loose knit settlement on the crossroads at Wrexham Road, Shores Lane and Brook Lane and is set within open countryside. The property enjoys a wonderful position and is situated close to Ravensmoor Wharf on the Shropshire Union Canal (Llangollen Branch). Acton lies about 1 mile East, on the outskirts of the historic market town of Nantwich. It is a small village mentioned in the Doomsday Book and the scene of a battle (1643) in the English Civil War. There is a thriving community centred around around St Mary’s Church, Village Hall, W.I. Young Farmers etc, and Acton Church of England Primary School.

NANTWICH (3.5 MILES) Nearby Nantwich is a thriving market town set in the rich Cheshire countryside on the banks of the River Weaver. Within the town there are pedestrianised streets, a wealth of half timbered and other historic buildings and a wide range of speciality shops providing a popular destination for discerning shoppers and tourists. Being close to the M6 motorway and within a short drive of Chester, Manchester and The Potteries, Nantwich is an ideal choice for todays busy commuter. DIRECTIONS FROM NANTWICH Proceed from the Agent’s Nantwich office at 56 High Street, along Welsh Row, turning left at St Mary’s Church, Acton, onto Wrexham Road, through the village & over the canal bridge. After the 30 mph zone, take the 1st turning on the right at the sign for Haughton, then take the 1st left turn where ‘The Drift House’ entrance will be observed on the right hand side.

DIRECTIONS FROM CHESTER From Chester, take the A41 South & and after about 8 miles, turn left at the Broxton roundabout onto the A534. Continue for about 4 miles to the T Junction of the A49 & turn right & almost immediately left, staying on the A534 signposted to Nantwich. Carry on along this road, passing through the village of Faddiley &, after approx. one mile, turn left into Long Lane (signposted Haughton). Take the next left & ‘The Drift House’ entrance will be observed a short distance on the left hand side. Wright Marshall