When charm and elegance combine so effortlessly in a beautiful Victorian home like this, it really is like an architectural storybook waiting for you to open the door and absorb the tales that it beholds beyond the walls. From the moment you approach The Gables you will no doubt be comforted by it’s original ornate detailing of the corbelling around the gable ends and chimney pots, showcasing the craftsmanship and beauty of that bygone era. The imposing front facade can be approached through a gate and up some steps to the grand front doorway although you’re welcome to drive around to the gated driveway that sits to the rear of the property for ease, with parking for several vehicles.

Entering the property from the rear you will first come across the utility/boot room which is most helpful if you have muddy boots or paws to remove and dry off first. This very useful room provides the space for your white goods, with a sink and extra storage space as well. From here you’ll continue through to the kitchen/breakfast room which can be used as you so wish, once having a dining table for the family to sit and enjoy time together talking about their day over supper, but now is home to a sofa to sit and enjoy the warmth from the fireplace. The kitchen is separated by a breakfast bar adorned by granite worktops providing the ideal workspace for preparing dinner or baking sweet treats. The Handmade bespoke kitchen units offer storage along with a sink, integrated dishwasher, freestanding oven and original beams to the ceiling. A door from this characterful kitchen area takes you through to a hall which in turn has another door out to the rear driveway along with a 2nd door to the fourth bedroom and ensuite shower room. This second rear door and hall provides ideal private access to the forth bedroom which could work well as an annexe for a parent or teen, although you may find this rooms is an excellent space for a home office or hobbies room, the opportunities are endless!

Back through to the other side of the kitchen/breakfast room you’ll discover an impressive dining room with another log burner style gas stove which flows perfectly through to the main entrance hallway and then the lounge, with yet another gas stove for that cosy focal point. The dual aspect windows allow the natural sunlight that envelopes the house to flood in with the bay window offering a beautiful view of the village and fields beyond. Underneath the stairs a handy storage cupboard provides space for hidden treasures whilst the grand staircase invites you up to the first floor and wonderful galleried landing. Heading far left across the landing you’ll find bedroom two, a spacious double with feature fireplace and plenty of opportunity for wardrobes. The main bedroom also sits along this landing which exudes the grandeur one would expect from an elegant home like this, with dual aspect windows and soaring ceilings. Continuing across to the right hand side of the landing, a corridor leads to a separate W.C and family bathroom fitted with a separate shower enclosure, free standing, roll top bath and sink. From here a Jack “n” Jill style door opens to the third bedroom, another sizeable double room which has a staircase leading back downstairs.

With gardens that will bring joy to the children and gardeners alike, an idyllic village location with a welcoming community feel, a driveway most modern houses would be envious of, this magnificent, four bedroom detached home will captivate your imagination, wrap its’ arm around you like big bear hug and draw your hearts in. We have no doubt that this will be your new forever home so please call our Eccleshall office to book your private viewing.

Location

Cheswardine is a village and parish in the northeast of Shropshire, near the border with Staffordshire. It's located roughly 8 miles north of Newport and 5 miles southeast of Market Drayton. The village has a primary school, Church, two pubs, a parish hall, bowling green and playing fields. The A41 road runs through the area, providing access to the North West via Cheshire and the West Midlands via the M54, while the A53 connects to Stoke and Shrewsbury. Stafford train station is only 30 minutes away and allows for London to be reached in 80 minutes. Shropshire Union Canal is within easy walking distance.