House For Sale £550,000
**best offers to be received by 12 noon Friday 18th December 2020**
Dating in part from the 17th century with early 19th century additions, Church Farm is a handsome part timber-framed and red brick family home offering flexible accommodation arranged in an l-shaped configuration over two floors: It is in need of extensive modernisation and refurbishment. In addition, there are almost 3,000 sq. Ft. Of outbuildings, some offering an opportunity to create additional self-contained accommodation if required (STPP). While in need of extensive modernisation, the property offers the prospective purchaser the opportunity to create a stunning family home incorporating period features including exposed beams and open fires.
The ground floor briefly comprises a spacious drawing room with side aspect bay window and feature open fireplace, a generous sitting room with exposed brick open fireplace, a well-proportioned dining room with feature fireplace and a rear hall giving access to a 16 ft. Family room and neighbouring cloakroom/shower room. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a rear aspect kitchen with an adjoining walk-in larder. A small barn, accessed externally, which adjoins the southern wall of the family room, offers the possibility of extension to this end of the main dwelling (STPP).
On the first floor, the property offers a generous dual aspect principal bedroom with built-in storage, two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. All the bedrooms have vaulted ceilings.
Overlooked by the historic St. Boniface Church (which gives the property its name), Church Farm is found in the picturesque village of Bunbury, which lies south of Tarporley and north west of Nantwich on the Shropshire Union Canal. The village has a thriving community feel and a good range of day-to-day amenities including a Co-op convenience store with Post Office, butcher, café, fish and chip shop, medical centre, village hall and three public houses. Additionally, there are good leisure facilities including a children’s play park, cricket pavilion, sports pitches and tennis courts. The charming South Cheshire market town of Nantwich offers a wealth of period buildings, a 12th century church, cobbled streets, independent boutique shopping and an historic market hall, together with modern amenities including medical centres, supermarkets including Sainsbury, Morrisons, Aldi and an M&S Food Hall, cafés, bars and restaurants, and extensive sporting and leisure facilities. Further retail and leisure facilities can be found in Chester.
The village enjoys easy access to the M6 and the A55 North Wales Expressway, offering links to the M53, main motorway network, Liverpool and Manchester airports and key regional centres in both Wales and England. More locally, Nantwich station offers regular services to central London in just two hours.
The area offers access to a wide number of state schools including Bunbury Aldersey CofE Primary School in the village and Tarporley High School and Sixth Form College, together with a good selection of noted independent schools including Abbey Gate, The Grange and The King’s and Queen’s Schools in Chester.
The farm is approached over a rear driveway giving access to a large courtyard with a double carport, a two-room outbuilding, an external store and a large 44 ft. Barn with a brick-built ?28 ft. Entrance building, the latter a possibility for conversion into additional accommodation if required (STPP). The formal garden is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by mature shrubs and trees. Church Farm enjoys far-reaching views over paddocks, c. 0.3 acres of which are included within the sale.
There are double five bar gates adjoining the steel frame barn, which provide the vendor with access to their land. As such, they have a right of way over the concrete hard-standing at the entrance to the Church Farm driveway. Plan available.
Additional land may be available by separate negotiation.
Dating in part from the 17th century with early 19th century additions, Church Farm is a handsome part timber-framed and red brick family home offering flexible accommodation arranged in an l-shaped configuration over two floors: It is in need of extensive modernisation and refurbishment. In addition, there are almost 3,000 sq. Ft. Of outbuildings, some offering an opportunity to create additional self-contained accommodation if required (STPP). While in need of extensive modernisation, the property offers the prospective purchaser the opportunity to create a stunning family home incorporating period features including exposed beams and open fires.
The ground floor briefly comprises a spacious drawing room with side aspect bay window and feature open fireplace, a generous sitting room with exposed brick open fireplace, a well-proportioned dining room with feature fireplace and a rear hall giving access to a 16 ft. Family room and neighbouring cloakroom/shower room. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a rear aspect kitchen with an adjoining walk-in larder. A small barn, accessed externally, which adjoins the southern wall of the family room, offers the possibility of extension to this end of the main dwelling (STPP).
On the first floor, the property offers a generous dual aspect principal bedroom with built-in storage, two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. All the bedrooms have vaulted ceilings.
Overlooked by the historic St. Boniface Church (which gives the property its name), Church Farm is found in the picturesque village of Bunbury, which lies south of Tarporley and north west of Nantwich on the Shropshire Union Canal. The village has a thriving community feel and a good range of day-to-day amenities including a Co-op convenience store with Post Office, butcher, café, fish and chip shop, medical centre, village hall and three public houses. Additionally, there are good leisure facilities including a children’s play park, cricket pavilion, sports pitches and tennis courts. The charming South Cheshire market town of Nantwich offers a wealth of period buildings, a 12th century church, cobbled streets, independent boutique shopping and an historic market hall, together with modern amenities including medical centres, supermarkets including Sainsbury, Morrisons, Aldi and an M&S Food Hall, cafés, bars and restaurants, and extensive sporting and leisure facilities. Further retail and leisure facilities can be found in Chester.
The village enjoys easy access to the M6 and the A55 North Wales Expressway, offering links to the M53, main motorway network, Liverpool and Manchester airports and key regional centres in both Wales and England. More locally, Nantwich station offers regular services to central London in just two hours.
The area offers access to a wide number of state schools including Bunbury Aldersey CofE Primary School in the village and Tarporley High School and Sixth Form College, together with a good selection of noted independent schools including Abbey Gate, The Grange and The King’s and Queen’s Schools in Chester.
The farm is approached over a rear driveway giving access to a large courtyard with a double carport, a two-room outbuilding, an external store and a large 44 ft. Barn with a brick-built ?28 ft. Entrance building, the latter a possibility for conversion into additional accommodation if required (STPP). The formal garden is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by mature shrubs and trees. Church Farm enjoys far-reaching views over paddocks, c. 0.3 acres of which are included within the sale.
There are double five bar gates adjoining the steel frame barn, which provide the vendor with access to their land. As such, they have a right of way over the concrete hard-standing at the entrance to the Church Farm driveway. Plan available.
Additional land may be available by separate negotiation.
