House For Sale £389,500
AN OUTSTANDING, THREE BEDROOM TWO BATHROOM INDIVIDUAL VILLAGE HOUSE, BEING THE PRINCIPLE PORTION OF THE FORMER LAMB HOTEL (CIRCA 1850) IN THE HEART OF THE VILLAGE
An outstanding three-bedroom, two-bathroom, individual house, being the principle restored and remodelled portion of the former Lamb Hotel (circa 1850). Beautifully presented in a neutral palette that is accentuated by the features that have been sensitively retained together with the modern interventions that have been carefully added to provide a stylish and contemporary light living space, in an enviable village setting.
AN OUTSTANDING, THREE BEDROOM TWO BATHROOM INDIVIDUAL VILLAGE HOUSE, BEING THE PRINCIPLE PORTION OF THE FORMER LAMB HOTEL (CIRCA 1850) IN THE HEART OF THE VILLAGE
Summary - Entrance Hall, Cloakroom/ W/C, Utility Store, Living Room, Breakfast Kitchen/Dining Room, Landing, Principle Bedroom No.1 with Ensuite Shower Room / WC, two further Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Open Fronted Garden Room, Oil Central Heating, Double Glazed Windows, Walled and Terraced Rear Garden, Two Designated Car Parking Spaces.
Description - This interesting and impeccably presented village house is constructed of brick with part rendered elevations under a tiled roof. The vehicular approach, off Cheshire Street, is through an archway and double wrought iron gates and courtyard leading to the rear of the property. Beautifully presented in a natural pallet that is accentuated by the features that have sensitively retained together with the modern interventions that have been carefully added to provide a stylish and contemporary light living space, in an enviable village setting. This beautiful three bedroom characterful house occupies a a wonderful position within the village centre. The house has been the subject of a sensitive reconfiguration and exacting restoration in recent years. The stunning open plan kitchen and dining room opens out at the rear, access to bi-fold doors directly to a beautiful walled split level garden with open fronted garden room under the gaze of the historic church.
Location And Amenities - Audlem is a beautiful village on the county borders of Cheshire and Shropshire set against the Shropshire Union Canal with 15 locks in the mile stretch through the village. It enjoys a busy passing trade and remains welcoming to visitors whilst its residents form a tight knit community and benefit from all village life has to offer. The centre is designated as a conservation area, well known for its historic church dating back to 1279. A walk around the village reveals pleasant black and white timber framed properties, delightful cottages, and buildings of the Victorian era. There are various local shops/facilities including a Post Office, Chemist, Butchers, Co-Operative store, Health centre, Primary school (St James Cof E Primary), Cafés, Public Houses, and a wide variety of community activities.
Nearby Nantwich, a thriving market town, is situated approx. 7 miles north and has comprehensive retail, leisure and commercial facilities. Crewe mainline railway station ( 11 miles ) offers a direct service to London Euston, 90 minutes. Junction 16 of the M6 motorway is approx.12 miles ,Whitchurch 8 miles, Stoke on Trent 17 miles, Chester 29 miles, Liverpool and Manchester 45 miles.
Directions To Cw3 0Ah - From Nantwich proceed along the A529 over the level crossings into Wellington Road (this becomes Audlem Road), for 7 miles into the centre of Audlem and the property is located on the left-hand side.
What3words reference /// care.concerned.trainer
The Accommodation - with approximate measurements comprises:
Entrance Hall - Ceramic tile floor, panel painted exterior door with step to pavement, panelled walls to dado, built in meter/cloaks cupboard, column style radiator.
Utility/Store - Space for appliances, shelving, ceramic tile floor.
Cloakroom - Low level WC, hand basin, chrome heated towel rail, half tiled walls.
Breakfast Kitchen/Dining - 6.05m x 3.25m (19'10" x 10'8") - Bespoke solid wood hand painted "Harvest kitchen range" of fitted units to three elevations, extensive worktops with upstands, under mounted white sink with monobloc mixer tap, soft closing base units and drawers, wall mounted cupboards and shelving, fitted appliances comprising Luxair Halogen hob, Beko built in fridge freezer, Hoover built in dishwasher, Bosch double electric oven and grill, ceramic tile floor, ceiling spot lights, bi-folding double glazed doors to rear to open fronted garden room, panel glazed doors to living room, space for dining table, two column style radiators.
Living Room - 4.88m x 4.95m (16'0" x 16'3") - Limestone Adam style fire surround with slate hearth and a 3 kilowatt Clearview multi fuel stove, bay fronted window with double glazed units and plantation shutters, dimmer light switch, column style radiator.
Stairs Lead From Reception Hall To First Floor -
Study/Landing - Large sash window, access to loft, dimmer light switch, column style radiator.
Family Bathroom/Shower Room - 2.67m x 2.18m (8'9" x 7'2") - Panel bath with side mounted shower mixer tap. pedestal hand basin, walk in enclosed double shower cubicle with rainfall mixer shower and hose, close coupled WC, heated chrome towel rail.
Master Bedroom - Built in corner section wardrobes with pelmet lighting, painted cast original fireplace, sash window, picture rail, radiator.
Ensuite Shower Room - Double screen shower cubicle with rainfall mixer shower and hose, vanity unity with wash basin, close coupled WC, chrome heated towel rail, fully tiled walls and floor, back lit vanity mirror.
Bedroom - 3.25m x 2.77m (10'8" x 9'1") - Radiator.
Bedroom - 3.28m x 3.07m (10'9" x 10'1") - Radiator.
Outside - Attached open fronted Garden Room. Vehicular access to rear off Cheshire Street. Two designated car parking spaces. Outside tap, outside lights and power points. Communal bin store with 1000 litre oil storage tank.
Garden - The delightful rear garden enjoys a South Easterly aspect and forms a particular feature of the property. It comprises a stone flagged split level wall enclosed garden with raised edge flower borders and pergola.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage.
N.B. Tests have not been made of electrical, water, gas, drainage and heating systems and associated appliances, nor confirmation obtained from the statutory bodies of the presence of these services. The information given should therefore be verified prior to a legal commitment to purchase.
Council Tax Band E -
Tenure - FREEHOLD
Viewings - By appointment with Baker Wynne & Wilson
[use Contact Agent Button]
An outstanding three-bedroom, two-bathroom, individual house, being the principle restored and remodelled portion of the former Lamb Hotel (circa 1850). Beautifully presented in a neutral palette that is accentuated by the features that have been sensitively retained together with the modern interventions that have been carefully added to provide a stylish and contemporary light living space, in an enviable village setting.
AN OUTSTANDING, THREE BEDROOM TWO BATHROOM INDIVIDUAL VILLAGE HOUSE, BEING THE PRINCIPLE PORTION OF THE FORMER LAMB HOTEL (CIRCA 1850) IN THE HEART OF THE VILLAGE
Summary - Entrance Hall, Cloakroom/ W/C, Utility Store, Living Room, Breakfast Kitchen/Dining Room, Landing, Principle Bedroom No.1 with Ensuite Shower Room / WC, two further Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Open Fronted Garden Room, Oil Central Heating, Double Glazed Windows, Walled and Terraced Rear Garden, Two Designated Car Parking Spaces.
Description - This interesting and impeccably presented village house is constructed of brick with part rendered elevations under a tiled roof. The vehicular approach, off Cheshire Street, is through an archway and double wrought iron gates and courtyard leading to the rear of the property. Beautifully presented in a natural pallet that is accentuated by the features that have sensitively retained together with the modern interventions that have been carefully added to provide a stylish and contemporary light living space, in an enviable village setting. This beautiful three bedroom characterful house occupies a a wonderful position within the village centre. The house has been the subject of a sensitive reconfiguration and exacting restoration in recent years. The stunning open plan kitchen and dining room opens out at the rear, access to bi-fold doors directly to a beautiful walled split level garden with open fronted garden room under the gaze of the historic church.
Location And Amenities - Audlem is a beautiful village on the county borders of Cheshire and Shropshire set against the Shropshire Union Canal with 15 locks in the mile stretch through the village. It enjoys a busy passing trade and remains welcoming to visitors whilst its residents form a tight knit community and benefit from all village life has to offer. The centre is designated as a conservation area, well known for its historic church dating back to 1279. A walk around the village reveals pleasant black and white timber framed properties, delightful cottages, and buildings of the Victorian era. There are various local shops/facilities including a Post Office, Chemist, Butchers, Co-Operative store, Health centre, Primary school (St James Cof E Primary), Cafés, Public Houses, and a wide variety of community activities.
Nearby Nantwich, a thriving market town, is situated approx. 7 miles north and has comprehensive retail, leisure and commercial facilities. Crewe mainline railway station ( 11 miles ) offers a direct service to London Euston, 90 minutes. Junction 16 of the M6 motorway is approx.12 miles ,Whitchurch 8 miles, Stoke on Trent 17 miles, Chester 29 miles, Liverpool and Manchester 45 miles.
Directions To Cw3 0Ah - From Nantwich proceed along the A529 over the level crossings into Wellington Road (this becomes Audlem Road), for 7 miles into the centre of Audlem and the property is located on the left-hand side.
What3words reference /// care.concerned.trainer
The Accommodation - with approximate measurements comprises:
Entrance Hall - Ceramic tile floor, panel painted exterior door with step to pavement, panelled walls to dado, built in meter/cloaks cupboard, column style radiator.
Utility/Store - Space for appliances, shelving, ceramic tile floor.
Cloakroom - Low level WC, hand basin, chrome heated towel rail, half tiled walls.
Breakfast Kitchen/Dining - 6.05m x 3.25m (19'10" x 10'8") - Bespoke solid wood hand painted "Harvest kitchen range" of fitted units to three elevations, extensive worktops with upstands, under mounted white sink with monobloc mixer tap, soft closing base units and drawers, wall mounted cupboards and shelving, fitted appliances comprising Luxair Halogen hob, Beko built in fridge freezer, Hoover built in dishwasher, Bosch double electric oven and grill, ceramic tile floor, ceiling spot lights, bi-folding double glazed doors to rear to open fronted garden room, panel glazed doors to living room, space for dining table, two column style radiators.
Living Room - 4.88m x 4.95m (16'0" x 16'3") - Limestone Adam style fire surround with slate hearth and a 3 kilowatt Clearview multi fuel stove, bay fronted window with double glazed units and plantation shutters, dimmer light switch, column style radiator.
Stairs Lead From Reception Hall To First Floor -
Study/Landing - Large sash window, access to loft, dimmer light switch, column style radiator.
Family Bathroom/Shower Room - 2.67m x 2.18m (8'9" x 7'2") - Panel bath with side mounted shower mixer tap. pedestal hand basin, walk in enclosed double shower cubicle with rainfall mixer shower and hose, close coupled WC, heated chrome towel rail.
Master Bedroom - Built in corner section wardrobes with pelmet lighting, painted cast original fireplace, sash window, picture rail, radiator.
Ensuite Shower Room - Double screen shower cubicle with rainfall mixer shower and hose, vanity unity with wash basin, close coupled WC, chrome heated towel rail, fully tiled walls and floor, back lit vanity mirror.
Bedroom - 3.25m x 2.77m (10'8" x 9'1") - Radiator.
Bedroom - 3.28m x 3.07m (10'9" x 10'1") - Radiator.
Outside - Attached open fronted Garden Room. Vehicular access to rear off Cheshire Street. Two designated car parking spaces. Outside tap, outside lights and power points. Communal bin store with 1000 litre oil storage tank.
Garden - The delightful rear garden enjoys a South Easterly aspect and forms a particular feature of the property. It comprises a stone flagged split level wall enclosed garden with raised edge flower borders and pergola.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage.
N.B. Tests have not been made of electrical, water, gas, drainage and heating systems and associated appliances, nor confirmation obtained from the statutory bodies of the presence of these services. The information given should therefore be verified prior to a legal commitment to purchase.
Council Tax Band E -
Tenure - FREEHOLD
Viewings - By appointment with Baker Wynne & Wilson
[use Contact Agent Button]
Houses For Sale Cheshire Street
Houses For Sale Aldelyme Court
Houses For Sale Stafford Street
Houses For Sale Old Vicarage Gardens
Houses For Sale Churchfields
Houses For Sale The Square
Houses For Sale School Lane
Houses For Sale Moss Hall Lane
Houses For Sale Kingbur Place
Houses For Sale Shropshire Street
Houses For Sale Vicarage Lane
Houses For Sale Sycamore Close
Houses For Sale Aldelyme Court
Houses For Sale Stafford Street
Houses For Sale Old Vicarage Gardens
Houses For Sale Churchfields
Houses For Sale The Square
Houses For Sale School Lane
Houses For Sale Moss Hall Lane
Houses For Sale Kingbur Place
Houses For Sale Shropshire Street
Houses For Sale Vicarage Lane
Houses For Sale Sycamore Close
