Nursery Close, Wistaston, Crewe

This fantastic four/five-bedroom detached home is located in a desirable cul-de-sac in Wistaston, Crewe. The ground floor briefly comprises an entrance hallway, a convenient downstairs toilet, a spacious lounge with a feature fireplace, a large conservatory, a well-presented dining kitchen, a versatile downstairs bedroom (ideal as an office or playroom), and a shower room.

On the first floor, there are three double bedrooms (including a master with en-suite), a single bedroom, and a well-appointed family bathroom.

The property also benefits from driveway parking, double glazing, central heating throughout, and a private enclosed rear garden with a patio area and lawn.

Internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this property has to offer.

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance Hallway - Having a UPVC composite front door, UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, wood-laminate flooring, radiator, stairs to first floor, ceiling light point and doors leading to lounge, dining kitchen, downstairs bedroom and downstairs toilet. 

Downstairs Toilet - Low flush toilet, wash hand basin, UPVC double glazed frosted window to side elevation, radiator and a ceiling light point. 

Lounge (4.28m x 4.22m) - A feature fireplace with marble surround and electric fire, UPVC double glazed double doors to conservatory, wood-laminate flooring, radiator and a ceiling light point. 

Conservatory (4.95m x 4.13m) - Having UPVC double glazed double doors and windows to rear elevation, radiator, wood-laminate flooring and a ceiling light fan. 

Dining Kitchen (5.19m x 3.18m) - A range of matching wall, drawer and base units with tiled splash-backs, integrated gas hob with extractor hood over, integrated electric oven, integrated fridge-freezer, space and plumbing for washing machine, one and a half bowl sink with single drainer and mixer tap over, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, radiator, UVPC double glazed door to side elevation, tiled flooring and two ceiling light points. 

Downstairs Bedroom / Study / Playroom (3.12m x 2.65m) - UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and door leading to:

En-suite - Having a walk-in shower, low flush toilet, wash hand basin, storage cupboard housing boiler, radiator and a ceiling light point. 

FIRST FLOOR

Landing - Feature UPVC double glazed arch-way window to front elevation, storage cupboard, loft access, ceiling light point and doors leading to four bedrooms and the family bathroom. 

Bedroom One (4.01m x 3.15m) - Having fitted wardrobes with sliding glass doors, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and door leading to:

En-suite - A corner shower cubicle with main shower over, low flush toilet, wash hand basin, part-tiled walls, UPVC double glazed frosted window to side elevation, radiator and a ceiling light point. 

Bedroom Two (3.25m x 3.15m) - UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, radiator and a ceiling light point. 

Bedroom Three (3.65m x 2.55m) - Having UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, radiator and a ceiling light point. 

Bedroom Four (2.51m x 2.15m) - UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, radiator and a ceiling light point. 

EXTERNAL

Front - Tarmac driveway parking for two vehicles, gravelled area ideal for further parking, front lawn and side gated access to rear elevation. 

Rear - Having a patio area laid to lawn, well-maintained borders with a variety of plants and shrubs, outdoor tap, outside light and side gated access to front elevation. 

ABOUT CREWE

When most people think of Crewe, they think of its railways connection. During the 19th century Crewe was home to one of the world's greatest railway workshops and was a leading innovator in engineering and design, building elegant locomotives that brought prosperity and prestige to the town.

Today, there’s a lot more to Crewe than trains! There’s a thriving live music scene, as well as a range of shops, bars, pubs and restaurants encompassing a variety of cuisines.

The recently redeveloped Market Hall offers a distinctive setting for a range of food, goods and entertainment and visitors can see history brought to life at Crewe Heritage Centre, by discovering the story of how a small farming community was transformed into the railway capital of the world. Take a stroll in the beautiful Victorian Queens Park, or catch a show at the award-winning Edwardian Lyceum theatre.

Crewe is also home to the Crewe Makers Market which is held in the town on the third Sunday of every month, featuring over 60 stalls showcasing award-winning local food, drink, art, crafts and vintage artisans!

If you are into sport, the famous Crewe Alexandra Football Club plays from their stadium on Gresty Road and are aptly nicknamed the Railwaymen.