Audlem Road, Woore, CW3

For sale in the sought-after village of Woore, this extended four-bedroom detached bungalow offers spacious and versatile accommodation set within a wonderfully private plot of just under an acre. The large rear garden and adjoining land provide exceptional seclusion, making it ideal for those seeking peace, space, and privacy, with plenty of room for hobbies, additional garden use, or small-scale agricultural projects.

The property is approached via a gravel driveway with parking for up to six to eight cars. There is an insulated garage, accessed directly from the hallway, with light, power, and water, ideal for use as a workshop or hobby space. The garden is beautifully established, and the land to the rear is currently used for growing fruit. There’s also a generous shed with an attached potting shed, providing excellent storage and workspace.

Inside, the entrance hall features attractive parquet flooring and leads to the main living areas. The kitchen/diner is fitted with Corian worktops and a range of wooden wall and base units, with a four-ring induction hob, double oven, integrated dishwasher, integrated microwave, and integrated fridge. There’s space for a dining table, making it perfect for family meals or entertaining.

A utility room includes plumbing for a washing machine, a stainless-steel sink, and a storage room that houses the freezer and provides internal access to the garage.

The lounge is large and bright, with expansive windows along the back wall offering stunning views over the private garden. A real fire with a decorative surround adds a homely touch. The lounge leads into a hardwood double-glazed conservatory, creating a relaxing space to enjoy the garden throughout the seasons.

Bedroom 4 includes built-in wardrobes and a bookcase and is currently used as a home office. There is also a WC on this level. Bedroom 1 overlooks the garden and features a built-in wardrobe, while the family bathroom offers a WC, bath with mains-fed shower, and wall-hung washbasin. Bedroom 2 is a comfortable double. The contemporary shower room/wet room includes underfloor heating, a walk-in mains-fed shower, wall-hung WC, and a stylish vanity unit. Bedroom 3 has two windows overlooking the garden, and there’s a useful understairs cupboard for storage.

Upstairs, a fully converted loft (completed to building regulations) is currently used for hobbies but has the potential to become a stunning master suite, offering ample eaves storage and a peaceful, private space with plenty of natural light.

The property benefits from oil-fired central heating and offers an excellent combination of indoor comfort and outdoor space. With its generous plot, private setting, and versatile layout, this home is perfect for those looking to enjoy quiet countryside living while remaining within easy reach of Woore’s village amenities and transport links.

Location:

Woore is a quaint village located in the north-east of Shropshire and situated on the boundary with the counties of Cheshire and Staffordshire with delightful surrounding countryside with footpaths providing some stunning walks. The village offers a good range of facilities including:- general store (open 7 days a week) with post office that provides banking facilities; 'good' OFSTED rated primary school; Artisan bakery; two public houses; village hall with activities including flower, bridge, and film clubs; Anglican and Methodist churches; tennis, cricket, and lawn bowling clubs; and garden centre. Within a few minutes drive of Woore are two popular 'Parogon Group' restaurants - 'The Boars Head' at Walgherton and 'The Swan With Two Necks' at Blackbrook, Bridgemere Garden Centre, and a Barbour retail outlet. For a more comprehensive range of facilities the market towns of Nantwich, Market Drayton, and Newcastle-Under-Lyme are all within 9 miles distance of Woore. The village is also conveniently situated for those requiring good transportation links. Crewe and Stoke railway stations are within 10 and 12 miles respectively, between them providing direct links to major cities including London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Glasgow. Junctions 15 and 16 of the M6 are within 10 and 12 miles respectively allowing convenient road access to the north and south, whilst airports within a reasonable travel time include Manchester (40 miles approx), Liverpool (45 miles approx), East Midlands (55 miles approx), and Birmingham (60 miles approx).