House For Sale £650,000
A delightful cottage in a wonderful elevated position in the heart of Bunbury village.
Location
Church Bank is located on Wyche Road in the heart of Bunbury. Bunbury is a small, picturesque village with an excellent range of local amenities including a convenience store, a butcher, three public houses and a beautiful Church. Of particular note is Bunbury Primary School which holds a strong reputation and acts as a feeder for Tarporley High School.
Bunbury is just under 5 miles from Tarporley which is a highly sought-after village. Tarporley has an attractive High Street with a broad range of independent shops and restaurants and a popular secondary school ('Outstanding' Ofsted 2014). Independent schooling is available at Kings and Queens in Chester and at Abbey Gate College in Saighton.
The City of Chester is one of the North West's leading retail and commercial centres serving a catchment area extending from Manchester to Shrewsbury and covering the whole of North Wales. Chester also gives access to the motorway network providing a link to other North West and Midlands conurbations and to Liverpool and Manchester airports.
Description
Church Bank is a beautifully presented semi-detached cottage with brick elevations beneath a tiled roof and with timber detailing and carved finials above dormer windows. It is an ancient property believed to date from the 17th Century and although comprehensively modernised retains elements of the early dwelling, including timber framing and exposed wattle and daub in one of the bedrooms. Outside there are parking areas to the side of the house on cobbled hardstanding and at the bottom of the garden. The front door opens into a dining hall with exposed beams and a fireplace with a log burner. Next is a well-planned modern kitchen with a good range of fitted storage units and integrated appliances. The kitchen has a door to the garden and to side storage area. At the base of the stairs to the first floor is a shower room and upstairs two bedrooms. Beyond the kitchen is sitting room with an attractive oak floor and a ceiling open to the apex with exposed beams. French doors open onto a terrace from which there are lovely southerly views over the garden and across a small valley. The principal bedroom again has access to the terrace and a mezzanine area with ladder access.
Church Bank is set in attractive terraced gardens with a stone path bisecting lawned areas. The garden is bounded by mature hedging and there are various specimen shrubs and plants and notably an impressive silver birch beside the lower access.
The summer house doubles as an excellent home office or leisure space and has an electrical connection.
Square Footage: 1249 sq ft
Location
Church Bank is located on Wyche Road in the heart of Bunbury. Bunbury is a small, picturesque village with an excellent range of local amenities including a convenience store, a butcher, three public houses and a beautiful Church. Of particular note is Bunbury Primary School which holds a strong reputation and acts as a feeder for Tarporley High School.
Bunbury is just under 5 miles from Tarporley which is a highly sought-after village. Tarporley has an attractive High Street with a broad range of independent shops and restaurants and a popular secondary school ('Outstanding' Ofsted 2014). Independent schooling is available at Kings and Queens in Chester and at Abbey Gate College in Saighton.
The City of Chester is one of the North West's leading retail and commercial centres serving a catchment area extending from Manchester to Shrewsbury and covering the whole of North Wales. Chester also gives access to the motorway network providing a link to other North West and Midlands conurbations and to Liverpool and Manchester airports.
Description
Church Bank is a beautifully presented semi-detached cottage with brick elevations beneath a tiled roof and with timber detailing and carved finials above dormer windows. It is an ancient property believed to date from the 17th Century and although comprehensively modernised retains elements of the early dwelling, including timber framing and exposed wattle and daub in one of the bedrooms. Outside there are parking areas to the side of the house on cobbled hardstanding and at the bottom of the garden. The front door opens into a dining hall with exposed beams and a fireplace with a log burner. Next is a well-planned modern kitchen with a good range of fitted storage units and integrated appliances. The kitchen has a door to the garden and to side storage area. At the base of the stairs to the first floor is a shower room and upstairs two bedrooms. Beyond the kitchen is sitting room with an attractive oak floor and a ceiling open to the apex with exposed beams. French doors open onto a terrace from which there are lovely southerly views over the garden and across a small valley. The principal bedroom again has access to the terrace and a mezzanine area with ladder access.
Church Bank is set in attractive terraced gardens with a stone path bisecting lawned areas. The garden is bounded by mature hedging and there are various specimen shrubs and plants and notably an impressive silver birch beside the lower access.
The summer house doubles as an excellent home office or leisure space and has an electrical connection.
Square Footage: 1249 sq ft
