Detached house for sale in Mount Pleasant, Audlem CW3

'The Cottage' is a wonderful forever family home that forms part of four stunning character properties situated on the highly desirable Mount Pleasant in the picturesque Cheshire village of Audlem. Set on an impressive plot of approximately 0.66 acres, The Cottage enjoys delightful surroundings of a sought-after village location, whilst affording far reaching views over the beautiful Cheshire countryside. The property itself is beautifully presented, perfectly blending traditional charming and character features with contemporary fittings and interior. The Cottage benefits from a wonderful sense with spacious and highly versatile accommodation, plus extraordinary room proportions. The layout comprises, to the ground floor, welcoming cottage styled porch, dining hall with traditional fireplace feature, two lovely bow windows to the front elevation and an open-plan aspect leading through to the generous lounge/sitting room fitted with a log burning stove, perfect for entertaining. Well-appointed kitchen/diner with French doors opening out into the gardens and a range of mounted wall and base units with space for kitchen appliances. The ground floor is completed with a downstairs guest WC and large utility room that is ideal for laundry and additional storage. To the first floor, there is a light and airy galleried landing leading to four double bedrooms (three king size) and a further single bedroom that is suitable for a nursery, dressing room or study. The first floor is topped off with three bathroom where the master and second bedrooms benefit with their own en-suite facilities in addition to the main family bathroom, allowing the queue time to be cut short for the morning rush for work and school! Storage is well-catered for with an abundance of built-in wardrobes in the master, second and fifth bedroom, plus plenty of floor space in each room for bedroom furniture and storage cupboards. Externally, The Cottage occupies a substantial gated plot and is approached via double five bar gates opening onto an extensive driveway. There are two separate garages, both offering further space for parking and storage, fitted with power and lighting. The gardens offer endless opportunities for outdoor entertaining to gardening endeavours, affording a vast amount of laid to lawn, a deck terrace with sheltered barbeque area where an ‘al fresco’ lifestyle is easily obtainable, plus a paved terrace where you can enjoy a morning coffee or at supper, relaxing watching the sunset. This property must be viewed to appreciate its exceptional position, plot, charm and overall accommodation. It’s certainly a place to really call home! Call our Nantwich office today to arrange your viewing!

Location

Audlem is a charming Cheshire village with a bustling heart that is a designated conservation area and is centred around St James Church with it's stunning 13th century gothic architecture. The village offers an excellent range of facilities include a selection of independent shops, butcher, post office, three public houses, coffee shops, mini-supermarket, medical practice, and a 'Good' ofsted rated primary school. For further schooling Audlem is within the catchment area of the 'Good' ofsted rated Brine Leas secondary school and sixth form college in Nantwich. A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in the market towns of Nantwich and Whitchurch which are only a short drive away or there is a bus service from the village to all three of these towns.

Audlem is a thriving village that hosts a number of annual events including a Festival of Transport, Music and Arts Festival, Beer Festival, Party on the Park, a Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular, and the Christmas lights 'Big Switch On'. The village is a past winner of numerous awards including Regional North of England Village of Year, Cheshire Village of the Year, Best Kept Cheshire Village of the Year, and a Cheshire Community Pride Award.

Located within picturesque Cheshire countryside and with the Shropshire Union Canal running through the village, Audlem is sure to delight lovers of the outdoors with an abundance of scenic rural routes to walk, run, or cycle including the canal towpath along the famous run of 15 locks which has been described as one of the finest walks in lowland England.

For commuters, junction 16 of the M6 is approximately 12 miles away and provides excellent links to the north and south whilst Crewe railway station is within 10 miles and provides a fast commute into London, Manchester, Liverpool, and other major cities. Nearest airports are Birmingham to the south and Liverpool and Manchester to the north.

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Location

Audlem is a charming Cheshire village with a bustling heart that is a designated conservation area and is centred around St James Church with it's stunning 13th century gothic architecture. The village offers an excellent range of facilities include a selection of independent shops, butcher, post office, three public houses, coffee shops, mini-supermarket, medical practice, and a 'Good' ofsted rated primary school. For further schooling Audlem is within the catchment area of the 'Good' ofsted rated Brine Leas secondary school and sixth form college in Nantwich. A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in the market towns of Nantwich and Whitchurch which are only a short drive away or there is a bus service from the village to all three of these towns.

Audlem is a thriving village that hosts a number of annual events including a Festival of Transport, Music and Arts Festival, Beer Festival, Party on the Park, a Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular, and the Christmas lights 'Big Switch On'. The village is a past winner of numerous awards including Regional North of England Village of Year, Cheshire Village of the Year, Best Kept Cheshire Village of the Year, and a Cheshire Community Pride Award.

Located within picturesque Cheshire countryside and with the Shropshire Union Canal running through the village, Audlem is sure to delight lovers of the outdoors with an abundance of scenic rural routes to walk, run, or cycle including the canal towpath along the famous run of 15 locks which has been described as one of the finest walks in lowland England.

For commuters, junction 16 of the M6 is approximately 12 miles away and provides excellent links to the north and south whilst Crewe railway station is within 10 miles and provides a fast commute into London, Manchester, Liverpool, and other major cities. Nearest airports are Birmingham to the south and Liverpool and Manchester to the north.