Baddiley Hall Lane, Baddiley, Nantwich, CW5 8BS

AGENT CODE - EM001

Baddiley Hall is an impressive Grade II listed country home incorporating a two bedroom annex. The property sits proudly within its two acres of parkland grounds while enjoying untouched Cheshire countryside views.

Stone steps lead up to a fine panelled entrance door opening into a reception hall, with an ornamental Minton tiled floor providing access into the principal reception rooms and the enclosed stairs leading down to the wine cellar. 

The principal reception rooms occupy the eastern end of the house each having retained architectural and decorative features including magnificent period fireplaces. Further along the hall access is gained to a large study and a useful shower room.

The impressive dining room, with its feature natural brick and beamed inglenook fireplace and beamed ceiling, is situated in the wing of the house and is very adjacent to the kitchen/ breakfast room with its replete range of Johnson and Johnson units, oil fired Aga and Baumatic stainless steel range cooker. The utility room and laundry room are located at either end of the kitchen and the former dairy, which is used as a gym, also links into the guest wing entrance lobby with a secondary staircase rising to the guest accommodation.

From the reception hall stairs rise to the main landing from which access is gained to two excellent bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a superb master suite with fitted English oak bedroom furniture and a Heritage en suite bathroom.

All the bedrooms in the main part of the house, including two on the second floor feature period fireplaces and the superb games room accommodates a full size Victorian slate bed billiard table.

The guest wing, which can be completely self-contained, is also accessed from the main staircase and features outstanding accommodation fitted and appointed to the highest standards set out on two floor levels, with a large open plan kitchen / breakfast/dining room, a superb sitting room and two excellent bedrooms both with ensuite facilities. 

GARDENS and GROUNDS. The driveway serving Baddiley Hall is approached from Baddiley Hall Lane, a no through road, and through a gated entrance flanked by mature trees. There is an extensive cobbled parking area to the side of the house and a gravel drive serving the brick triple garage.

Extensive gardens are laid mainly to lawn and a are parkland in nature with numerous mature trees and specimen shrubs.

On the northern side of the house the lawn encloses a large pond and to the east they meet a ha ha providing an outlook over the surrounding open Cheshire countryside.

In all the property extends to 2.25 Acres or thereabouts