Crewe Road, Nantwich, CW5

A wonderful opportunity to acquire a substantial, extended period semi-detached home, rich in character, full of charm and offering generous, versatile accommodation.

Some homes simply have a little more soul, and this delightful period property is one of them. Blending the timeless appeal of its original features with generous accommodation and thoughtful modern improvements, this is a home designed for the realities of family life, entertaining friends and enjoying those quieter moments at home.

Situated in the highly desirable village of Willaston, in a popular non-estate location, Crewe Road offers a particularly appealing combination of character, space and lifestyle. From the welcoming storm porch and traditional entrance hall to the bay fronted lounge, cosy wood-burning stoves and impressive kitchen/diner, there is a warmth and individuality here that makes this home feel truly special.

Extended to create additional living space and complemented by a generous, established garden, the property offers an excellent balance between sociable living and separate rooms where everyone can find their own space. With four bedrooms, two wood-burning stoves, a conservatory, utility room and separate wet room, this is a home that can adapt beautifully to changing family needs.

A WARM WELCOME

The property's period character is immediately apparent on arrival. The covered storm porch features an attractive patterned quarry-tiled floor, Art Deco-style tiled detailing and a traditional pine panelled front door with decorative obscure glazing.

Stepping into the entrance hallway, further traditional details include pine panelled doors, picture rails, moulded cornicing and a staircase with turned spindles leading to the first floor. Practical storage beneath the stairs and a dedicated cupboard for the electrical consumer unit, help keep everyday essentials neatly organised.

It is a lovely introduction to a home where original character and practical family living sit comfortably alongside one another.

RECEPTION ROOMS WITH CHARACTER AND FLEXIBILITY

The bay fronted living room is an inviting space in which to unwind. A double glazed bay window draws in natural light, while the wooden flooring, picture rail and moulded coving enhance the room's traditional feel. The focal point is the period style fireplace, featuring a wooden surround, cast-iron inset and tiled hearth. The open fire adds an appealing cosy atmosphere during the colder months.

The second reception room provides excellent flexibility for modern family life. Currently used as a playroom, it could equally serve as a formal dining room, a second sitting room or a space for hobbies and entertaining. A newly fitted patio door and replacement window enhance the connection with the outside, with the door opening directly onto the patio and the generous rear garden beyond. 

For those evenings when you want somewhere a little more intimate, the snug offers a particularly appealing retreat. A further wood burning stove sits within the chimney breast, creating a natural focal point and a wonderfully welcoming setting in winter. Wooden flooring, a radiator and a fitted housekeeper's cupboard with drawers complete this characterful room.

Whether you need family space, somewhere to entertain or a quiet corner to escape with a book, these versatile reception rooms provide plenty of choice.

THE HEART OF THE HOME — A GENEROUS KITCHEN/DINER

Measuring approximately 24'8" x 10'6", the kitchen/diner is a substantial and practical space, well suited to busy mornings, family mealtimes and relaxed entertaining.

Replaced approximately four years ago, the kitchen has been thoughtfully fitted with traditional style solid base units and wall-mounted cupboards, chosen to complement the property's period character rather than compete with it. The preparation area benefits from solid oak worktops, while quartz surfaces sit alongside the stainless steel sink and drainer, combining attractive finishes with everyday practicality.

The kitchen also features a five burner gas hob, with electric oven, freestanding fridge/freezer, extractor canopy with downlighting, additional recessed ceiling lights, tiled splashbacks and traditional quarry tiled flooring. There is ample cupboard and drawer storage, together with space to prepare meals while remaining connected to the rest of the household.

Within this beautiful room, is the ability to connect the whole Family together, with ample dining space with downlighting above. 

An archway leads through to the conservatory, creating a natural extension of the kitchen and a lovely transition towards the garden.

A CONSERVATORY WITH GARDEN VIEWS

The conservatory provides an additional place to sit and enjoy the outlook over the garden. Hardwood double glazed window units, a ceiling fan, radiator and quarry tiled floor make it a useful space throughout the year, while double doors open directly onto the garden.

Freshly repainted, it is ready to become a favourite spot for morning coffee, a peaceful afternoon with a book or simply enjoying the changing seasons outside.

PRACTICALITY THAT MAKES EVERYDAY LIFE EASIER

Beyond the main living spaces, the property benefits from an extended utility room and separate wet room, providing valuable additional facilities for a busy household.

Extended in 2008, the utility room offers wall mounted storage, work surfaces, a stainless steel sink and plumbing for a washing machine. A Velux rooflight brings in natural light, while a wall mounted gas combi-boiler serves the utility and wet room areas.

The separate wet room includes a shower, wash basin, WC, tiled wall finishes, recessed ceiling lighting and a further Velux rooflight. Together, these spaces provide useful separation for laundry, household tasks and everyday family routines.

A FIRST FLOOR FULL OF CHARACTER

The split level first floor landing is another attractive feature, with tall ceilings, a traditional balustrade with turned spindles, pine-panelled doors and an obscure glazed skylight that introduces natural light into the central area. Built-in cupboard space adds further practicality.

There are four bedrooms, offering flexibility for families, guests, home working or hobbies.

The principal bedroom is a generous double room with a feature cast-iron open fireplace, decorative ceiling rose, coving and radiator. The rear facing double glazed window completes this comfortable retreat.

Bedroom two is another well-proportioned double, featuring built-in wardrobes, wooden flooring and an attractive cast-iron fireplace with decorative tiles. Two double glazed windows face the front, while a ceiling rose, coving and picture rail add to the room's period appeal.

Bedroom three is a good sized double bedroom overlooking the established rear garden, with open countryside beyond. With a radiator, decorative ceiling rose and coving, it offers a lovely setting for a bedroom or guest accommodation.

Bedroom four is a versatile additional room, ideal as a child's bedroom, nursery, dressing room or home office, depending on your needs.

The combination of four bedrooms and flexible reception accommodation makes this an appealing proposition for growing families and buyers looking for room to adapt their home over time.

A FRESH, MODERN FAMILY BATHROOM

The family bathroom benefits from a newly fitted white suite, installed in September 2026, providing a fresh and contemporary finish. The suite comprises a pedestal wash basin, low flush WC and panelled bath with a mains shower over.

Half-tiled walls, a tiled floor, two obscure double glazed side windows and a chrome effect heated towel rail complete the room. The built-in airing cupboard also houses the new Worcester Bosch combi-boiler, which serves as the property's main central heating system.

The provision of two combi-boilers, serving separate areas of the house, is a distinctive practical feature of the accommodation.

A GARDEN TO MAKE THE MOST OF

Outside, the generous established rear garden is a real highlight, offering space for children to play, family gatherings, summer entertaining and quieter moments in the fresh air.

A patio area provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining, with a trellis arch and established clematis adding a charming garden feature. A gravel pathway leads towards the lawn, while well-stocked flower borders bring colour and seasonal interest through a variety of specimen flowers, roses, shrubs and established trees.

Set amongst the lawn area is a purpose built, timber framed storage shed, providing useful storage solutions.

Further seating space, additional lawned areas and mature boundary planting, including privet and conifer hedging, create a pleasant sense of greenery and privacy. There is also a timber garden shed, external lighting and an outside tap.

With plenty of room for a trampoline, games on the lawn or simply relaxing on a sunny afternoon, the garden offers the kind of outdoor space that can make such a difference to everyday family life. Double gates provide access towards the front driveway.

PARKING AND LOCATION

The property benefits from a driveway and parking, adding convenience to its already appealing family credentials.

Willaston is a highly regarded and popular village location, offering an attractive setting for those seeking a community atmosphere while remaining within reach of Nantwich and its wider amenities. The property's non-estate position further adds to its individual appeal.

Whether you are looking for a character home with room for a growing family, a property offering several distinct living spaces, or simply somewhere with a generous garden and plenty of personality, this extended period home deserves your attention.

THE DETAILS AT A GLANCE

• Property type: Extended period semi-detached house
• Bedrooms: Four
• Reception rooms: Three versatile reception rooms
• Kitchen: Generous kitchen/diner with conservatory
• Additional facilities: Utility room and separate wet room
• Bathroom: Newly fitted family bathroom, September 2026
• Heating: Main Worcester Bosch combi-boiler, with a separate combi-boiler serving the utility and wet room
• Open Fire & Log Burners: Open fire to Living Room, log burners to reception room two and the Snug 
• Character features: Bay window, traditional fireplaces, cast-iron bedroom fireplaces, two wood-burning stoves, quarry-tiled floors and original-style joinery
• Outside: Generous established rear garden, patio, lawned areas, mature planting, shed and driveway parking

A HOME THAT NEEDS TO BE SEEN

With its generous proportions, appealing period features, thoughtfully updated kitchen and bathroom, cosy reception rooms and established garden, Crewe Road offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the best of characterful family living.

Properties with this combination of space, individuality and flexibility are well worth viewing in person.

Arrange your viewing today. Contact the sales team to book an appointment, or use the online brochure to arrange your viewing directly.

EARLY VIEWING IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.