£725,000
4 bed detached house for saleThe Quarry, Market Drayton TF9
4 beds
2 baths
4 receptions
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Beautifully Characterful Four-Bedroom Home – Renovated over the past 10 years, blending traditional charm with modern comforts.
No Onward Chain! – Ample parking, electric gated access, CCTV and alarm system, all in a convenient Market Drayton location.
Fantastic Family & Entertaining Space – Generous living room, cosy snug, sunroom and sociable kitchen/diner with electric dual-control aga.
Four Double Bedrooms & Two Bathrooms – Including a principal bedroom with en-suite and a stylish family bathroom with roll-top bath.
Generous Garden & Far-Reaching Views – Lawn and patio areas, greenhouse, two oak sheds and a dual carport.
Country views, cosy corners and plenty of room to let the good times roll, 16 The Quarry in Market Drayton is a four bedroom, two bathroom home with bags of character and a whole lot of charm! Renovated over the past 10 years, this is a home that has been carefully chiselled into something rather special, with generous gardens, far-reaching views and the added bonus of being offered with no onward chain. So, let’s dig a little deeper...
Step through the front door and you’ll be welcomed by an inviting entrance hall that sets the tone for the character-filled home beyond. Think beautiful oak details, limestone flooring flowing throughout the ground floor and an open-plan feel that makes everyday living a breeze. First up, the sunroom is a real ray of sunshine! Framed by glass panels and oak detailing, with French doors opening straight onto the garden, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee, soak up the views or simply bask in a little extra daylight. Underfloor heating keeps things toasty, too, because nobody likes a cold shoulder from their flooring! The living room is a generous reception space with plenty of charm up its sleeve. French doors welcome you in, while a feature fireplace with a log burner and exposed brick surround brings all the cosy cottage feels. A bay window frames those lovely onward views, making this a room worth settling into. There’s also a separate snug tucked away for quieter moments, with direct access through to the kitchen/diner. Speaking of the kitchen, prepare to meet the social hub of the home! Continuing the limestone flooring underfoot, this space combines an array of cabinetry, granite worktops and integrated appliances, including an electric dual-control aga. Whether you’re whipping up a weekday dinner or hosting a full-blown family feast, there’s room to cook, chat and create a little culinary magic. The dining area opens onto the patio via folding doors, bringing the outdoors in and making summer entertaining a piece of cake. Just next door, the utility room takes care of the practicalities, with further cabinetry, granite worktops, a Belfast sink and its own external door for easy access outside. Because even the most stylish homes need somewhere to hide the laundry! Fancy a change of scene? The snug is ready and waiting. With French doors leading to the patio, built-in storage and another log burner set against an exposed brick surround, it’s a wonderfully cosy corner for movie nights, lazy Sundays or a little peace and quiet when the kitchen-diner is in full swing. There’s also a versatile study with carpet underfoot and dual-aspect windows. Currently dressed for working from home, it could just as easily become a hobby room, playroom or an additional snug. A ground-floor cloakroom completes the everyday essentials, while a door to the cellar provides some handy extra storage.
Head upstairs via the glass-panelled staircase and discover four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and more of those beautiful surrounding views. The principal bedroom is a generous retreat, with plush carpeting, dual-aspect windows overlooking the rural scenery and its very own en-suite. The bathroom brings a lovely blend of heritage charm and modern convenience, featuring a walk-in shower, Heritage suite, WC, basin, bidet, towel radiator, tiled flooring and half-wall panelling. A little everyday luxury? We think so. Bedroom two has a characterful surprise of its own, with a feature fireplace that nods to the home's original charm. The remaining two bedrooms are also doubles, each offering comfortable proportions, soft carpeting and windows that make the most of those onward views. Whether you need rooms for the family, visiting guests or that wardrobe collection that seems to have a life of its own, there’s space to spread out. The family bathroom rounds off the first floor in style, pairing traditional character with contemporary practicality. A standalone roll-top bath takes centre stage, joined by a walk-in corner shower, basin, WC and towel radiator. With tiled flooring and a matching heritage suite, it’s the perfect place to soak away the day! For added peace of mind, the property also benefits from CCTV and an alarm system throughout.
Step outside and you’ll find a generous garden that offers plenty of room to stretch your legs, entertain friends or simply enjoy a slower pace of life. A combination of lawn and patio areas means there’s space for everything from summer barbecues to a quiet cuppa in the fresh air, all with those lovely surrounding views as the backdrop. There are two well-made oak sheds for storage, a dual carport and a greenhouse with a brick base for anyone keen to get their gardening gloves on. Green fingers are optional, but the opportunities are certainly there! Parking is well catered for, too, with a driveway offering two access points, one through an electric gate and another via a second private drive. Practical, convenient and plenty of room for coming and going.
As if this home didn’t already have enough up its sleeve, it also comes with its very own private woodland area! Located nearby and accessed via gates, this enchanting extra slice of nature offers year-round adventures, endless possibilities and a chance to enjoy local wildlife right on your doorstep. From woodland wanders and den-building to family adventures and peaceful escapes, it’s an extra piece of land to call your own and a little more room for your family’s story to grow. Who needs to venture far for an adventure when your very own woodland is waiting just around the corner?
Situated in Market Drayton, 16 The Quarry places local amenities, schools and walking routes within reach, making it a great base for family life and countryside adventures alike. Whether you’re heading out for a stroll, tackling the school run or popping into town, there’s plenty to enjoy close by.
With four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, characterful fireplaces, oak details, generous entertaining spaces and a garden that gives you room to breathe, 16 The Quarry is a home with plenty of substance beneath its style. Beautifully balanced between traditional charm and modern-day living, it’s ready for its next chapter and with no onward chain, there’s one less hurdle to jump! So, if you’re ready to quarry up a new home and settle somewhere truly special, this Market Drayton gem might just rock your world. Give us a call today to book your viewing .
Location
Market Drayton is a market town in north Shropshire, England, close to the Welsh and Staffordshire border and located along the River Tern, between Shrewsbury and Stoke-on-Trent. The Shropshire Union Canal and Regional Cycle Route 75 pass through the town whilst the A53 road by-passes the town providing access to links further afield. Market Drayton possesses a rich history with some traditions being continued today, such as the weekly Wednesday markets having being chartered by King Henry III in 1245. There are a number of pubs, restaurants and shops including two supermarkets within this market town, making amenities easily accessible.
Agent Note
Please note that there is a Tree Preservation Order on the woodland area with this property.
Step through the front door and you’ll be welcomed by an inviting entrance hall that sets the tone for the character-filled home beyond. Think beautiful oak details, limestone flooring flowing throughout the ground floor and an open-plan feel that makes everyday living a breeze. First up, the sunroom is a real ray of sunshine! Framed by glass panels and oak detailing, with French doors opening straight onto the garden, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee, soak up the views or simply bask in a little extra daylight. Underfloor heating keeps things toasty, too, because nobody likes a cold shoulder from their flooring! The living room is a generous reception space with plenty of charm up its sleeve. French doors welcome you in, while a feature fireplace with a log burner and exposed brick surround brings all the cosy cottage feels. A bay window frames those lovely onward views, making this a room worth settling into. There’s also a separate snug tucked away for quieter moments, with direct access through to the kitchen/diner. Speaking of the kitchen, prepare to meet the social hub of the home! Continuing the limestone flooring underfoot, this space combines an array of cabinetry, granite worktops and integrated appliances, including an electric dual-control aga. Whether you’re whipping up a weekday dinner or hosting a full-blown family feast, there’s room to cook, chat and create a little culinary magic. The dining area opens onto the patio via folding doors, bringing the outdoors in and making summer entertaining a piece of cake. Just next door, the utility room takes care of the practicalities, with further cabinetry, granite worktops, a Belfast sink and its own external door for easy access outside. Because even the most stylish homes need somewhere to hide the laundry! Fancy a change of scene? The snug is ready and waiting. With French doors leading to the patio, built-in storage and another log burner set against an exposed brick surround, it’s a wonderfully cosy corner for movie nights, lazy Sundays or a little peace and quiet when the kitchen-diner is in full swing. There’s also a versatile study with carpet underfoot and dual-aspect windows. Currently dressed for working from home, it could just as easily become a hobby room, playroom or an additional snug. A ground-floor cloakroom completes the everyday essentials, while a door to the cellar provides some handy extra storage.
Head upstairs via the glass-panelled staircase and discover four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and more of those beautiful surrounding views. The principal bedroom is a generous retreat, with plush carpeting, dual-aspect windows overlooking the rural scenery and its very own en-suite. The bathroom brings a lovely blend of heritage charm and modern convenience, featuring a walk-in shower, Heritage suite, WC, basin, bidet, towel radiator, tiled flooring and half-wall panelling. A little everyday luxury? We think so. Bedroom two has a characterful surprise of its own, with a feature fireplace that nods to the home's original charm. The remaining two bedrooms are also doubles, each offering comfortable proportions, soft carpeting and windows that make the most of those onward views. Whether you need rooms for the family, visiting guests or that wardrobe collection that seems to have a life of its own, there’s space to spread out. The family bathroom rounds off the first floor in style, pairing traditional character with contemporary practicality. A standalone roll-top bath takes centre stage, joined by a walk-in corner shower, basin, WC and towel radiator. With tiled flooring and a matching heritage suite, it’s the perfect place to soak away the day! For added peace of mind, the property also benefits from CCTV and an alarm system throughout.
Step outside and you’ll find a generous garden that offers plenty of room to stretch your legs, entertain friends or simply enjoy a slower pace of life. A combination of lawn and patio areas means there’s space for everything from summer barbecues to a quiet cuppa in the fresh air, all with those lovely surrounding views as the backdrop. There are two well-made oak sheds for storage, a dual carport and a greenhouse with a brick base for anyone keen to get their gardening gloves on. Green fingers are optional, but the opportunities are certainly there! Parking is well catered for, too, with a driveway offering two access points, one through an electric gate and another via a second private drive. Practical, convenient and plenty of room for coming and going.
As if this home didn’t already have enough up its sleeve, it also comes with its very own private woodland area! Located nearby and accessed via gates, this enchanting extra slice of nature offers year-round adventures, endless possibilities and a chance to enjoy local wildlife right on your doorstep. From woodland wanders and den-building to family adventures and peaceful escapes, it’s an extra piece of land to call your own and a little more room for your family’s story to grow. Who needs to venture far for an adventure when your very own woodland is waiting just around the corner?
Situated in Market Drayton, 16 The Quarry places local amenities, schools and walking routes within reach, making it a great base for family life and countryside adventures alike. Whether you’re heading out for a stroll, tackling the school run or popping into town, there’s plenty to enjoy close by.
With four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, characterful fireplaces, oak details, generous entertaining spaces and a garden that gives you room to breathe, 16 The Quarry is a home with plenty of substance beneath its style. Beautifully balanced between traditional charm and modern-day living, it’s ready for its next chapter and with no onward chain, there’s one less hurdle to jump! So, if you’re ready to quarry up a new home and settle somewhere truly special, this Market Drayton gem might just rock your world. Give us a call today to book your viewing .
Location
Market Drayton is a market town in north Shropshire, England, close to the Welsh and Staffordshire border and located along the River Tern, between Shrewsbury and Stoke-on-Trent. The Shropshire Union Canal and Regional Cycle Route 75 pass through the town whilst the A53 road by-passes the town providing access to links further afield. Market Drayton possesses a rich history with some traditions being continued today, such as the weekly Wednesday markets having being chartered by King Henry III in 1245. There are a number of pubs, restaurants and shops including two supermarkets within this market town, making amenities easily accessible.
Agent Note
Please note that there is a Tree Preservation Order on the woodland area with this property.
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