Over 2100 square feet on a large plot

- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
5
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
2,134 sq ft
198 sq m
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Key features
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- Over 2100 square feet
- 5 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Outdoor kitchen entertaining space
Description
1 Purcell Place
At No. 1, Purcell Place discover a home that redefines modern living. Nestled on an expansive end plot, with a sweeping garden home to fruit trees, hot tub and outdoor kitchen, No. 1, Purcell Place balances the tranquillity of the countryside with the convenience of top-tier Cheshire schools, shops and seamless city connections - all just minutes away.
Reassuringly rural
With the reassurance of its setting on an exclusive residential estate, No. 1, Purcell Place retains its privacy, also benefitting from an extra parking space along its block paved driveway. A two-door garage is also available for storage.
Tucked away at the end of the close, birdsong greets you upon arrival; No. 1, Purcell Place couldn’t be more tranquil, as glorious views out over the fields to the frontbeckon.
A warm welcome
With architectural planting to the front borders, make your way to the front door, emerging into a large, light entrance hall where the galleried landing above enhances the home’s airy flow.
Tiled in white underfoot, storage is available beneath the stairs, with a handy WC for guests.
Room for all
Family time beckons in the lavishly sized lounge to the left, where light streams through from a box bay window framing views out over the fields to the front. In summer, throw open the patio doors and welcome in the warm breeze, connecting the lounge to the glorious garden. Cosily carpeted underfoot, this bright and welcoming room is a warm and cheerful space for all seasons.
OWNER QUOTE: “The lounge is a really important room for us, it’s where we all come together to chat, laugh and relax.”
Next door, to the left of the lounge, garden views are instantly visible from the capacious dining kitchen, where a cascading light fitting shines down over the breakfast table ahead.
Sociable kitchen
Black tiles replace white underfoot, contrasting with the clean pastel shades of the cabinetry, which provides plenty of storage for all your utensils and appliances. Seating for four can be found around the central breakfast bar, a sociable space in which to gather as a family and make plans for the day as meals are prepared.
Cook up a feast for family and friends utilising the double oven, microwave and induction hob. Other integrated appliances include the dishwasher, and space for an American style fridge-freezer. Grey, grained worktops provide ample preparation space, whilst opening up off the kitchen, a handy utility room offers plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, with a second sink and further storage space.
Indoor-out living
Flow through from the kitchen into the garden room, where white tiles underfoot help to amplify the natural brightness of the space, served by windows and doors to three walls and a Velux window within the high ceiling above. Blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living, savour the garden views all year round, whatever the weather, in this spacious and versatile room.
From the front door, turning right, a spacious office enables you to work from home in comfort and with ease, leading through to the family room beyond.
Flexible spaces
A flexible family room that has evolved over the years from playroom to games room/cinema room, there is currently a large projector screen to the wall, alongside a pool table.
OWNER QUOTE: “The family room is fantastic – it changes every year and gets anew feel as the children grow.”
Ascend the carpeted staircase to the gallery landing, where ahead are two of thethefive bedrooms. Both are comfortable double bedrooms, carpeted in cream and with fantastic views out over the fields to the front and the garden to the rear.
Blissful bedrooms
Along the landing, the third of the spacious double bedrooms features its own ensuite shower room and provides peaceful views out over the impressively sized rear garden. Ample storage can be found in the built-in wardrobe, with a fitted barre for budding ballerinas.
Close by, the family bathroom awaits, furnished with a bath, wash basin and WC.
Sequestered away along its own wing, the main bedroom is dressed in serene shades of sage green, overlooking the calming countryside scenes to the front and with a large dressing area furnished with fitted wardrobes.
Seek some down time in the spacious ensuite, luxuriously served by its own bath and separate shower.
A fifth bedroom, previously used as a home office, guest bedroom and now a tranquil nursery, offers views out over the leafy garden.
Enchanting garden
Outside, the garden at No. 1 Purcell Place is an outdoor sanctuary – an unexpected joy in a modern home, where nature and design intertwine to create a space to suit all ages.
Stretching across an expansive plot, the large lawn provides plenty of space for a game of cricket on sunlit evenings, whilst the large wall is the perfect spot to practise your tennis stroke. A mature oak tree hosts a swing – magical for children whilst also serving as a quiet spot even for adults to pause during a busy day. The south facing garden provides sun from mid-morning until it sets in the late evening.
For those who revel in outdoor living, the garden transforms into a stage for entertaining and relaxation. At one end, a sheltered seating area sets the scene forlively gatherings, served by an outdoor kitchen and a secluded hot tub.
Mediterranean inspired planting, with palms, olive trees, eucalyptus and tree ferns, brings a sense of escape and warmth to this lovingly designed landscape.
At the other end of the garden, fruit trees and a wildflower meadow bloom through the seasons, with a wildlife pond and picnic bench perfect for family picnics in summer. Watch for the many visitors to the garden from pheasants crossing the fields at dawn, to the dawn chorus, where birdsong fills the air, or the flitting of wings as bats trace patterns in the twilight skies.
Solar panels, battery storage, and an air-source heat pump ensure this home is efficient and sustainable, blending modern living with environmentally friendly considerations.
Out and about
Nestled in a quiet haven, No. 1, Purcell Place beautifully balances countryside charm with everyday convenience. Surrounded by rolling fields, discover the many scenic footpaths, ideal for dog walks or stroll down to the local farm shop where you can pick up fresh artisan cakes and bakes. The River Weaver is an idyllic walk, with take the cycle path to further afield.
Quench your thirst at one of the many welcoming pubs close by, with a short walk over the fields leading you to the Hayhurst Arms, a delightful Brunning and Pricegastro pub ten minutes away on foot.
Moulton itself hums with life, home to several welcoming taverns and offering a variety of clubs, societies and activities for all ages, from scouts to dance classes.
Families will find themselves well-supported by highly rated local schools, including Moulton and Davenham Primary Schools alongside renowned secondary options such as Leftwich High and the esteemed independent school The Grange in Hartford.
Just five minutes away, the bustling town of Northwich is bristling with shops, restaurants and leisure outlets including an Odeon cinema. And for those needing to travel further afield, Crewe Station, just 20 minutes’ drive by car, offers speedy links to London, bringing city life within easy reach.
Effortlessly blending countryside tranquillity and easy access to the pace of the city, with its spacious rooms, open flow and enchanting garden, No. 1, Purcell Place is the epitome of everything you want home to be.
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EPC Rating: B
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- Yes
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Yes
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