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Owl Cottage, Vicarage Lane, Audlem, Crewe, CW3 0AB to View: 01270 Owl Cottage, Vicarage Lane, Audlem, Crewe, CW3 0AB 3 1 2 £799 Per calendar month *** HALF PRICE APPLICATION FEES - SAVING A COUPLE £168 !! *** Location! Location! Location! A delightful three bedroom semi detached cottage in the heart of Audlem, Cheshire that has been sympathetically refreshed by the landlord. With a working Aga and open fire with second oven. Feature beams throughout. High end quality bathroom. To view: 01270 213541 [email protected] www.buttersjohnbee.com l 181-183 Nantwich Road, Crewe, Cheshire, CW2 6DF Owl Cottage, Vicarage Lane, Audlem, Crewe CW3 0AB Overview Owl Cottage is sure to please. Rarely are we fortunate enough to be able offer a property of this nature in such a sought after location. Take some time to look through the photos and you will surely be impressed! Of note for a cottage there is plenty of headroom giving a very spacious feel. Kitchen 12'7" x 15'6" (3.84 x 4.73) Entering via the solid oak door you come to the heart of this family home. Here you find a full cottage style kitchen that benefits from a large family dining area. Dual aspect windows shed light into the property. Exposed beams and large slate tiled flooring give a country feel. This kitchen benefits from a fully working traditional Aga as well as having sat along side it a brand new free standing cooker. Duck egg blue units are complimented by roll top marble effect work surfaces that pick out the colour of the Aga grate. A Belfast Sink sits along side a wooden work surface to keep the style flowing. A second wooden door off the kitchen leads to a larger storage area where you find the oil fired boiler. Utility/Pantry Space and plumbing for washing machine, shelving. Past this you find a convenient guest cloakroom with low level w/c and pedestal sink and basin. Reception One 12'3" x 9'10" (3.74 x 3.00) Moving to the back of the kitchen you find steps up to a small corridor with the first reception room directly to your left. In front you see the exposed wooden staircase with brass hand rail. Moving into this room you cannot fail to notice the feature working fireplace. This is a unique "Yeoman" raised hearth fire with working oven that sits along side note the spinning kettle/pot stand. Exposed beams again with quarry tiled flooring. Built in original pine wooden storage cupboards increase the usability of this room. Window to front elevation as well as second door out onto garden. Reception Two 10'10" x 12'4" (3.31 x 3.75) Just off reception one you find this room. This room focuses on the feature brick built Inglenook style fireplace. Exposed beams again and quarry tiled flooring. Window to front elevation looking out over the garden. Staircase and Landing You climb the staircase to find the first level of the split level landing that keeps its character by having exposed timbers. Off here are bedrooms 2 and 3. Turn left and down a further small flight of four stairs you come across the family bathroom and master bedroom. Master Bedroom 12'7" x 9'11" (3.83 x 3.01) With dual aspect windows and quality wooden laminate flooring. Feature period radiator. Bathroom A magnificent family bathroom with stand out feature of a roll top Victorian style claw foot bath with central telephone style mixer tap with shower attachment. Large corner shower with both hand held and fixed head rainfall effect shower with sliding curved door for convenience, stylish low level w/c and pedestal sink and basin. Quality cottage style tiled flooring. Stand out Victorian style part chromed part white porcelain towel radiator. The room is given a contemporary feel by down lighters that emphasise the white crispness of this four piece suite. Window to rear aspect. Bedroom Two 10'8" x 12'6" (3.24 x 3.81) With window to front aspect looking out over the garden. Newly carpeted. Bedroom Three 11'2" x 9'0" (3.41 x 2.75) With window to front aspect looking out over the garden. Newly carpeted. Built in display shelving. Outside What adds to the quality of this home is the family garden with it's own cottage garden area. Two large storage sheds and a refurbished greenhouse feature in the garden. Large area also laid to lawn. Decking area and patio for family entertainment. Location IMPORTANT NOTICE Having reached the heart of Audlem you turn opposite the church and As the Sellers agent, we are not Surveyors or Conveyancing experts and as such we cannot and do not comment on the condition of the property or other issues relating to title or other legal issues that may travel a short distance along Vicarage Lane. It is Here you find two affect this property, unless we have been made aware of such matters. Interested parties should employ their own professionals to make such enquiries before making any transactional decisions. We have not allocated parking spaces. carried out a structural survey and the services, appliances and specific fittings have not been tested. All photographs, measurements, floor plans and distances referred to are given as a guide only and should not be relied upon for the purchase of carpets or any other fixtures or fittings. Lease details, service charges and Council Tax Band B ground rent (where applicable) and council tax are given as a guide only and should be checked and confirmed by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts. The copyright of all details, photographs and floorplans remain the possession of bjb..
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