House For Sale £825,000
The Manor is an imposing Grade II listed country home with a wealth of immaculately preserved and celebrated character features, including rich, ornate wood panelling and floors, beamed ceilings, unique feature fireplaces and elaborate red-brick elevations with original doors and leaded and casement windows.
The characteristic arched and studded double doors open onto a porch to the grand reception hall, with steps, a W/C, garden access and a wide stairway rising to the first-floor level.
Fine herringbone flooring runs through to the elegant sitting room, with its high ceiling and striking wood-panelled Inglenook fireplace. Adjacent is the expansive 26 ft. dual-aspect formal dining room, with its abundance of 17th century features, log-burning stove and bright views. The traditional kitchen has a range of wall and base cabinetry and appliances, with an adjacent utility room, cool pantry, boot room and W/C. From here, a secondary hallway houses an additional staircase and flows to the garden.
The first floor has a window affording far reaching garden views, a peaceful study, an attractive family bathroom and three of the property’s six characterful bedrooms. The larger principal enjoys steps down to an en suite bathroom and a wall of bespoke fitted cabinetry.
The second floor provides a further three bedrooms, one of which currently used as a family room, and an additional family bathroom.
The residence sits centrally to but privately from the neighbouring properties. A long sweeping gravelled shared driveway and private parking is flanked by well-established wilding, woodland and vegetable planters leading up to the home.
The elegant garden comprises lush level lawn with colourful borders, shrubbery and planting. A paved terrace spanning the width of the home enjoys a warm south-westerly aspect, whilst a neat hedgerow divides and offers an archway through to the pretty rear seating area, backing onto uninterrupted countryside.
The charming village of Worthenbury with its historic church sits on the scenic borders of Wales, Shropshire and Cheshire, enjoying picturesque surrounding countryside offering an array of outdoor pursuits.
The nearby villages of Bangor-on-Dee and Malpas offer excellent local everyday amenities, with a more comprehensive range of cultural and recreational facilities available in the thriving cities of Chester, Wrexham and the town of Shrewsbury.
Chester also boasts the King’s and Queen’s independent schools, with convenient rail services to London Euston. Rail services can also be found at Crewe and Shrewsbury. Road links are accessible via the A55 North Wales Expressway, M53 and M56.
The characteristic arched and studded double doors open onto a porch to the grand reception hall, with steps, a W/C, garden access and a wide stairway rising to the first-floor level.
Fine herringbone flooring runs through to the elegant sitting room, with its high ceiling and striking wood-panelled Inglenook fireplace. Adjacent is the expansive 26 ft. dual-aspect formal dining room, with its abundance of 17th century features, log-burning stove and bright views. The traditional kitchen has a range of wall and base cabinetry and appliances, with an adjacent utility room, cool pantry, boot room and W/C. From here, a secondary hallway houses an additional staircase and flows to the garden.
The first floor has a window affording far reaching garden views, a peaceful study, an attractive family bathroom and three of the property’s six characterful bedrooms. The larger principal enjoys steps down to an en suite bathroom and a wall of bespoke fitted cabinetry.
The second floor provides a further three bedrooms, one of which currently used as a family room, and an additional family bathroom.
The residence sits centrally to but privately from the neighbouring properties. A long sweeping gravelled shared driveway and private parking is flanked by well-established wilding, woodland and vegetable planters leading up to the home.
The elegant garden comprises lush level lawn with colourful borders, shrubbery and planting. A paved terrace spanning the width of the home enjoys a warm south-westerly aspect, whilst a neat hedgerow divides and offers an archway through to the pretty rear seating area, backing onto uninterrupted countryside.
The charming village of Worthenbury with its historic church sits on the scenic borders of Wales, Shropshire and Cheshire, enjoying picturesque surrounding countryside offering an array of outdoor pursuits.
The nearby villages of Bangor-on-Dee and Malpas offer excellent local everyday amenities, with a more comprehensive range of cultural and recreational facilities available in the thriving cities of Chester, Wrexham and the town of Shrewsbury.
Chester also boasts the King’s and Queen’s independent schools, with convenient rail services to London Euston. Rail services can also be found at Crewe and Shrewsbury. Road links are accessible via the A55 North Wales Expressway, M53 and M56.
