1 Calveley Farm Cottages is a three-bedroom red brick family home requiring some modernisation to bring out its full potential.

The ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming entrance hall and briefly comprises a spacious sitting room with feature exposed brick fireplace with woodburning stove, a large kitchen/breakfast room, together with a neighbouring through side hall with doors to both front and rear aspects, giving access to a store room, boiler room and useful W.C.

On the first floor, the property offers three well-proportioned double bedrooms together with a family bathroom with separate neighbouring W.C.

Outside

The property is approached over a pedestrian path and through double five-bar gates over a gravelled side driveway offering parking for multiple vehicles, bordered by an area of level lawn and mature hedging. The enclosed garden to the rear is laid mainly to level lawn and features a paved terrace, the whole enjoying far-reaching views over the property’s small paddock and surrounding farmland.

Situation

The property lies just outside the small village of Calveley which offers a parish church, public house and popular primary school. Nearby Alpraham has two public houses, while the picturesque village of Bunbury has a convenience store, butcher, church, GP surgery, three public houses and a popular primary school together with playing fields with cricket, bowls and tennis clubs. The award-winning village of Tarporley is renowned for its superb range of amenities including fashion boutiques, art galleries, florists, hairdressers, a butcher, chemist, hospital, petrol station, community centre, churches, convenience stores, dentist and GP surgeries and numerous restaurants and public houses, together with tennis courts, two highly-regarded golf courses and both primary and secondary schools.

Communications links are excellent: the property enjoys easy access to the M6 and the A55 North Wales Expressway, offering excellent links to the M53, main motorway network, Liverpool and Manchester airports and key regional centres in both Wales and England, and Nantwich station offers regular services to central London in just two hours.

The area offers a wide number of state primary and secondary schooling including Eaton Primary School, Tarporley High School and Sixth Form College (rated Outstanding by Ofsted), together with a good selection of independent schools including Abbey Gate, The Grange, OneSchool Global and The King’s and Queen’s Schools in Chester.

Directions

Follow A51 Tarvin road for 9.5 miles then at the roundabout take the 3rd exit onto A49. After 1.6 miles continue onto Nantwich Road to re-join A51, then after 2.3 miles turn left onto Long Lane. After 0.6 mile Calveley Farm Cottages can be found on the right-hand side