Park View, Nantwich

Why settle for a garden when you can have a park too? With The Barony just across the road, this charming period home gives you both. Superbly presented throughout, it offers approximately 1,050 sq ft of characterful accommodation. Behind its handsome red-brick frontage, the house blends period charm with a thoughtful, modern finish. It has an open-plan living and dining room, a long kitchen/diner with a garden room at its far end, two generous double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a stylish shower room. Outside, there's a long, private rear garden and a driveway to the rear.
The property sits behind a low brick wall with railings and a gate, enclosing a neat front garden. The front door opens into the entrance hall, which has the staircase rising to the first floor and a door into the living room.
The living room is a warm and inviting space, with a bay window to the front fitted with plantation shutters. A feature fireplace forms the focal point of the room, with built-in shelving and cabinetry in the alcove alongside. Wood flooring, coving and recessed spotlights continue through to the dining room, which opens straight off the living room to create a lovely flowing reception space for everyday living and entertaining. The dining room comfortably takes a family table and has fitted cabinetry, plus shuttered French doors opening onto the courtyard garden.
The kitchen/diner is an impressively long room. It is fitted with a range of cream shaker-style units, a Belfast sink beneath the window, and a range cooker with an extractor hood above. A run of open wooden shelving gives plenty of space to display cookware and crockery. The kitchen has tiled flooring with underfloor heating, and the tiles continue the full length of the room to a bright garden room at the far end. The garden room has windows to the side and French doors to the rear garden. This is a versatile space that works equally well as a sitting area, dining space or home office.
Upstairs, the landing leads to both bedrooms and the bathroom. Bedroom one is a spacious double. Two front-facing windows with plantation shutters fill the room with light, and a full wall of fitted wardrobes provides generous storage, with panelling behind the bed adding a stylish finishing touch.
Bedroom two is another well-proportioned double. It has built-in wardrobes on either side of a fitted dressing table with drawers, along with a plantation-shuttered window.
The shower room is fitted with a walk-in shower with a glass screen, a wash basin and WC, with tiled walls and flooring and a shuttered window.
Outside, the rear garden is a wonderful space that extends well beyond what you would expect. Directly behind the house is a cobbled courtyard, a sheltered spot for outdoor dining. It has a brick-built barbecue area and a gated rear access. Beyond this, a lawn stretches down the garden with planted borders along both sides. At the far end, a decked seating area enjoys a leafy backdrop of mature trees, and the whole garden is enclosed by fencing for privacy. The property also benefits from a driveway to the rear, providing valuable off-road parking.
Location
The property enjoys a lovely position directly opposite The Barony, with its open green space, playing fields and tennis courts right on the doorstep. Nantwich is a historic market town in Cheshire dating back to Roman times and is well known for its wealth of black-and-white timber-framed buildings, medieval town walls and charming streets. The town centre offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs, along with a traditional market held every Tuesday and Saturday, while Nantwich's popular annual food and drink festival draws visitors from across the region each September. The River Weaver runs through the town, offering pleasant waterside walks and boat trips, with the surrounding Cheshire countryside providing further scenic trails. Nantwich is also well served by primary and secondary schools, making it a popular choice for families. For commuters, Nantwich railway station offers direct services to Manchester and Shrewsbury, while Crewe station, around eight miles away, provides mainline connections to London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and Glasgow. The M6 is also easily accessible via the A500.