A modern home with that rare feeling of space
A lot of modern estates offer convenience, but not many give you an open outlook, too. This home sits on a small road tucked just off the main route, and it is the plot that makes it stand out. To the front, you are not facing into rows of houses; you are looking out towards walks and open space, which brings light, privacy and a calmer feel from the moment you arrive.

What that means for a buyer is simple. You get modern living and great access for work and schools, but you also get that little lift in quality of life, morning walks on the doorstep, less being overlooked, and a home that feels like it has room to breathe. How does that feel? Like you have found the best position on the estate.

Ground floor
Living room

A spacious lounge that is easy to furnish, with plenty of room for a full sofa setup and family seating. It is the kind of room you can make cosy in winter and airy in summer, and it works just as well for quiet nights in as it does for friends visiting.

Kitchen

The kitchen is a great size and becomes the hub of the home, giving you practical worktop space and room to cook properly. It is ideal for family meals, quick breakfasts, and that everyday flow where you want everything within reach.

Utility and WC

A separate utility area is a real bonus, keeping washing and storage out of sight and helping the home feel consistently tidy. The downstairs WC is equally valuable for guests and busy mornings.

First floor
Bedroom One with en suite

The main bedroom benefits from its own en suite, giving you that extra level of comfort and convenience day to day.

Bedroom Two

A comfortable double room, ideal for guests, older children, or a dedicated work-from-home setup that still leaves the third bedroom free.

Bedroom Three

A flexible third bedroom that suits a nursery, dressing room, study, or single bedroom, depending on what the new owners need.

Family bathroom

The family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, keeping family life simple and practical.

Outside space and parking
To the rear, you have a good-sized garden, so it is a proper space to use, not just something to maintain. Think summer seating, children playing, or letting the dog out without feeling watched. There is also parking to the side of the house, which is a big plus for day-to-day convenience, unloading shopping, and general ease.

Location and connections
Leighton remains popular because it offers strong day-to-day links while still being residential. You have good access to local primary schools, and you are well placed for Leighton Hospital and routes through to Crewe. For many buyers, that balance is the winning combination, easy for work and school runs, but still tucked away enough to feel like home.