House For Sale £575,000
An attractive three bedroom grade II listed cottage dating back to approximately 1836 located on the periphery of Beeston and within walking distance of Bunbury village with open views across the Cheshire countryside to the rear. The cottage, which is presented throughout to a very high standard briefly comprises: Living room, study, snug, fully fitted kitchen, breakfast room, principal bedroom, shower room, bedroom two, bedroom three and family bathroom. Externally the property is approached by electric opening gates leading to a large parking area. The garden which is of a generous size is laid predominantly to lawn with fully stocked mature hedging and trees with views over Cheshire countryside to the rear. If you are looking for a period property with ready to move into accommodation, and in a semi-rural location, then we would strongly urge you to view.
* beautiful character cottage * A must view property * no onward chain *
A character cottage set in delightful gardens with views over Cheshire countryside to the rear and located on the periphery of Bunbury Village.
Location
The subject property is situated in the delightful settlement of Beeston. At the northern end of the ridge stands the well known land marks of Beeston and Peckforton Castles. Beeston Castle was built as a fortress in 1228 and became a royal garrison for Henry III and his barons. It was dismantled in 1645 by Order of Parliament and is now a picturesque ruin. Peckforton Castle is a Victorian mansion built in imitation of a medieval castle by the Tollemache family, and is now a well regarded hotel.
Bunbury village is located just under four miles to the South of Tarporley. It is well known as one of the most picturesque villages in Cheshire, surrounded by beautiful countryside. Within the village there are facilities catering for a wide range of everyday requirements. Of particular note is Bunbury Primary School that enjoys a longstanding reputation for academic excellence and is supported by the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers. Bunbury Primary School also feeds into Tarporley High School. There is also a new children's play park. Other amenities include a thriving co-operative convenience store, superb village butcher and fish and chip shop. The state of the art medical centre is located in a central position within walking distance of all parts of the village. The natural beauty and history of the village is perfectly encapsulated by St Boniface Church an architecturally stunning building that dates back over 1,000 years. The Church is very well supported, has an active congregation and strong links with the Methodist Church, also located in the centre of the village. In terms of recreation, there are both cricket and tennis clubs whilst there are three public houses the Nags Head, The Yew Tree and the highly regarded Dysart Arms, which has its own garden and overlooks the historical Parish Church.
The nearby village of Tarporley provides a wider range of amenities and the whole area is well placed for the business traveller with many commercial centres including Manchester, Liverpool, Crewe, Warrington and Nantwich, all being found within comfortable commuting distance.
Living Room (3.48m x 3.10m (11'5 x 10'2))
Solid wooden door with decorative door furniture. Oak flooring. Painted original beams. Wall lights. Radiator. Telephone point. Feature fireplace with marble surround and stone hearth. Doors through to the study and kitchen.
Study (3.51m x 2.46m (11'6 x 8'1))
Painted beams. Radiator. Wall light. Oak flooring. Door to inner hallway and staircase rising to first floor.
Kitchen (5.13m x 2.13m (16'10 x 7'0))
Fitted with white wood grain effect shaker style units incorporating drawers and cupboards with woodblock work surfaces, inset bowl and half composite sink unit and drainer with chrome hose style mixer tap. Fitted four ring hob with extractor hood above. Fitted single oven and grill. Spaces for fridge freezer and cupboard with space for a washing machine. Tiling to work surface areas. Under unit spotlights. Stone flooring. Painted feature beams. Recess ceiling spotlight. Two windows overlooking the rear. Integrated dishwasher. Doors through to breakfast room.
Breakfast Room (2.16m x 2.01m (7'1 x 6'7))
Ceiling lights. Window overlooking the side. Oak flooring and door through to the rear garden.
Snug (3.56m x 1.88m (11'8" x 6'2"))
Window overlooking the front and side. Ceiling light point. Feature beam and oak flooring.
Bedroom 1 (3.66m x 3.10m (12'0" x 10'2"))
Two windows overlooking the garden. Recessed ceiling spotights. Two wall lights. Oak flooring. Feature beams. Feature exposed brick wall with oak mantel.
Shower Room (1.78m x 1.50m (5'10" x 4'11"))
A three piece suite in white with chrome style fittings comprising tiled shower cubicle with canopy shower. Wall mounted wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap. Low level W.C. With dual flush. Tiled walls. Tiled flooring. Chrome ladder style heated towel rail.
Family Bathroom (2.08m x 1.70m (6'10" x 5'7"))
A well appointed three piece suite in white comprising claw foot style slipper bath with chrome mixer tap and shower attachment. Low level w.c. With concealed cistern. Pedestal wash hand basin with chrome taps. Fully tiled walls. Tiled flooring and chrome style heated towel rail. Window to the rear with obscured glass and ceiling light point.
Bedroom 2 (3.35m x 3.15m (11'0" x 10'4"))
Window overlooking the front. Recessed ceiling spotlights. Feature beam.
Bedroom 3 (3.35m x 2.39m (11'0" x 7'10"))
Window overlooking the front. Recessed ceiling spotlights. Feature beam.
Exterior
Image House occupies a delightful position with stunning views to the rear over open countryside. To the front the property is accessed via double electric gates leading through to a paved parking area. Gardens to the rear and side are laid mainly to lawn being fully enclosed by mature hedging and trees. There is also a useful outbuilding that has electrical point and lighting 8'10" x 5'5".
Services
We understand that mains water and electricity are connected. There is a private drainage system via a septic tank. Oil fired central heating.
Council Tax Band
Under Cheshire East Council the property is under Tax Band C
Viewing
By appointment with the agents' Tarporley office.
Tenure
We understand the tenure to be freehold.
Route
From our office in Tarporley High Street take a left turn out of the village in the direction of Nantwich. Having joined the A49 you will reach the Red Fox crossroads at which take a right turn onto the continuation of the A49. Proceed through Tiverton and Beeston passing the cattle market on the right hand side and having passed the Wild Boar Hotel on the left hand side continue along Whitchurch Road for a short distance and the property will be seen before the turning left to Bunbury on the right hand side.
Anti Money Laundering
At the time of your offer being accepted, intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation before we are able to issue Sales Memorandums confirming the sale in writing. We would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing and progressing with the sale.
Agents Note
Please note all dimensions and floor plans are approximate and should be used for guidance only.
* beautiful character cottage * A must view property * no onward chain *
A character cottage set in delightful gardens with views over Cheshire countryside to the rear and located on the periphery of Bunbury Village.
Location
The subject property is situated in the delightful settlement of Beeston. At the northern end of the ridge stands the well known land marks of Beeston and Peckforton Castles. Beeston Castle was built as a fortress in 1228 and became a royal garrison for Henry III and his barons. It was dismantled in 1645 by Order of Parliament and is now a picturesque ruin. Peckforton Castle is a Victorian mansion built in imitation of a medieval castle by the Tollemache family, and is now a well regarded hotel.
Bunbury village is located just under four miles to the South of Tarporley. It is well known as one of the most picturesque villages in Cheshire, surrounded by beautiful countryside. Within the village there are facilities catering for a wide range of everyday requirements. Of particular note is Bunbury Primary School that enjoys a longstanding reputation for academic excellence and is supported by the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers. Bunbury Primary School also feeds into Tarporley High School. There is also a new children's play park. Other amenities include a thriving co-operative convenience store, superb village butcher and fish and chip shop. The state of the art medical centre is located in a central position within walking distance of all parts of the village. The natural beauty and history of the village is perfectly encapsulated by St Boniface Church an architecturally stunning building that dates back over 1,000 years. The Church is very well supported, has an active congregation and strong links with the Methodist Church, also located in the centre of the village. In terms of recreation, there are both cricket and tennis clubs whilst there are three public houses the Nags Head, The Yew Tree and the highly regarded Dysart Arms, which has its own garden and overlooks the historical Parish Church.
The nearby village of Tarporley provides a wider range of amenities and the whole area is well placed for the business traveller with many commercial centres including Manchester, Liverpool, Crewe, Warrington and Nantwich, all being found within comfortable commuting distance.
Living Room (3.48m x 3.10m (11'5 x 10'2))
Solid wooden door with decorative door furniture. Oak flooring. Painted original beams. Wall lights. Radiator. Telephone point. Feature fireplace with marble surround and stone hearth. Doors through to the study and kitchen.
Study (3.51m x 2.46m (11'6 x 8'1))
Painted beams. Radiator. Wall light. Oak flooring. Door to inner hallway and staircase rising to first floor.
Kitchen (5.13m x 2.13m (16'10 x 7'0))
Fitted with white wood grain effect shaker style units incorporating drawers and cupboards with woodblock work surfaces, inset bowl and half composite sink unit and drainer with chrome hose style mixer tap. Fitted four ring hob with extractor hood above. Fitted single oven and grill. Spaces for fridge freezer and cupboard with space for a washing machine. Tiling to work surface areas. Under unit spotlights. Stone flooring. Painted feature beams. Recess ceiling spotlight. Two windows overlooking the rear. Integrated dishwasher. Doors through to breakfast room.
Breakfast Room (2.16m x 2.01m (7'1 x 6'7))
Ceiling lights. Window overlooking the side. Oak flooring and door through to the rear garden.
Snug (3.56m x 1.88m (11'8" x 6'2"))
Window overlooking the front and side. Ceiling light point. Feature beam and oak flooring.
Bedroom 1 (3.66m x 3.10m (12'0" x 10'2"))
Two windows overlooking the garden. Recessed ceiling spotights. Two wall lights. Oak flooring. Feature beams. Feature exposed brick wall with oak mantel.
Shower Room (1.78m x 1.50m (5'10" x 4'11"))
A three piece suite in white with chrome style fittings comprising tiled shower cubicle with canopy shower. Wall mounted wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap. Low level W.C. With dual flush. Tiled walls. Tiled flooring. Chrome ladder style heated towel rail.
Family Bathroom (2.08m x 1.70m (6'10" x 5'7"))
A well appointed three piece suite in white comprising claw foot style slipper bath with chrome mixer tap and shower attachment. Low level w.c. With concealed cistern. Pedestal wash hand basin with chrome taps. Fully tiled walls. Tiled flooring and chrome style heated towel rail. Window to the rear with obscured glass and ceiling light point.
Bedroom 2 (3.35m x 3.15m (11'0" x 10'4"))
Window overlooking the front. Recessed ceiling spotlights. Feature beam.
Bedroom 3 (3.35m x 2.39m (11'0" x 7'10"))
Window overlooking the front. Recessed ceiling spotlights. Feature beam.
Exterior
Image House occupies a delightful position with stunning views to the rear over open countryside. To the front the property is accessed via double electric gates leading through to a paved parking area. Gardens to the rear and side are laid mainly to lawn being fully enclosed by mature hedging and trees. There is also a useful outbuilding that has electrical point and lighting 8'10" x 5'5".
Services
We understand that mains water and electricity are connected. There is a private drainage system via a septic tank. Oil fired central heating.
Council Tax Band
Under Cheshire East Council the property is under Tax Band C
Viewing
By appointment with the agents' Tarporley office.
Tenure
We understand the tenure to be freehold.
Route
From our office in Tarporley High Street take a left turn out of the village in the direction of Nantwich. Having joined the A49 you will reach the Red Fox crossroads at which take a right turn onto the continuation of the A49. Proceed through Tiverton and Beeston passing the cattle market on the right hand side and having passed the Wild Boar Hotel on the left hand side continue along Whitchurch Road for a short distance and the property will be seen before the turning left to Bunbury on the right hand side.
Anti Money Laundering
At the time of your offer being accepted, intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation before we are able to issue Sales Memorandums confirming the sale in writing. We would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing and progressing with the sale.
Agents Note
Please note all dimensions and floor plans are approximate and should be used for guidance only.
