Stafford Street, Audlem, CW3

A charming Victorian semi-detached home with character, generous living space and a private garden, ideally positioned in the popular village of Audlem.

Some houses simply have a lovely sense of character, and this is one of them. With its attractive proportions, period features and spacious rooms, this three-bedroom Victorian semi offers a great balance of traditional charm and practical family living.

From the moment you step inside, the welcoming entrance hall gives you a sense of the space on offer. The ground floor provides two generous reception rooms, giving the house a flexibility that is increasingly hard to find.

The sitting room is a particularly inviting space, centred around a real open fireplace and featuring a large bay window that floods the room with natural light. It's an easy room to imagine as the heart of the home, somewhere to relax, read, entertain or simply enjoy a quiet evening in front of the fire.

The dining room provides plenty of room for a good-sized dining table and has two double-glazed sash windows, creating a bright and characterful space for everyday family meals or entertaining friends.

The kitchen has a lovely traditional feel, with a Belfast sink, solid wooden worktops and practical storage. There is space for a cooker, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, together with plumbing for a washing machine. The kitchen also provides access towards the garden.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues with three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from its own en-suite cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin, providing useful additional facilities.

The family bathroom is a real feature, offering a freestanding bath for those who enjoy a relaxing soak, together with a separate shower, WC and wash hand basin.

Outside, the property is approached via a shale driveway with parking for approximately five cars, providing excellent off-road parking for a family home.

To the rear, the private garden offers a good degree of seclusion and includes areas of lawn, mature trees and shrubs together with a patio area. It provides plenty of scope for enjoying outdoor dining, entertaining or simply having somewhere to sit and unwind.

The property is situated in Audlem, a highly regarded village known for its attractive setting, canal, independent shops, pubs, cafés and community atmosphere. The village offers a good range of everyday amenities, while the surrounding Cheshire countryside provides plenty of opportunities for walking and enjoying the outdoors.

For buyers looking for a home with period character rather than a standard modern finish, this property has plenty to offer. The combination of spacious reception rooms, three bedrooms, two bath/shower facilities, generous parking and a private garden makes this a particularly appealing family home.

A characterful Victorian home with generous proportions, excellent parking and a private garden, offering the opportunity to create a wonderful family home in one of Cheshire's popular village locations.

Location:

Audlem is a charming Cheshire village with a bustling heart that is a designated conservation area and is centred around St James Church with it's stunning 13th century gothic architecture. The village offers an excellent range of facilities include a selection of independent shops, butcher, post office, three public houses, coffee shops, mini-supermarket, medical practice, and a 'Good' OFSTED rated primary school. For further schooling Audlem is within the catchment area of the 'Good' OFSTED rated Brine Leas secondary school and sixth form college in Nantwich. A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in the market towns of Nantwich and Whitchurch which are only a short drive away or there is a bus service from the village to both of these towns.

Audlem is a thriving village that hosts a number of annual events including a Festival of Transport, Music and Arts Festival, Beer Festival, Party on the Park, a Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular, and the Christmas lights 'Big Switch On'. The village is a past winner of numerous awards including Regional North of England Village of Year, Cheshire Village of the Year, Best Kept Cheshire Village of the Year, and a Cheshire Community Pride Award.

Located within picturesque Cheshire countryside and with the Shropshire Union Canal running through the village, Audlem is sure to delight lovers of the outdoors with an abundance of scenic rural routes to walk, run, or cycle including the canal towpath along the famous run of 15 locks which has been described as one of the finest walks in lowland England.

For commuters, junction 16 of the M6 is approximately 12 miles away and provides excellent links to the north and south whilst Crewe railway station is within 10 miles and provides a fast commute into London, Manchester, Liverpool, and other major cities. Nearest airports are Birmingham to the south and Liverpool and Manchester to the north.