3 Oulton Mill, Beech Lane, Rushton, Tarporley, CW6 9BF

- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
5
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
3,240 sq ft
301 sq m
- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
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- Individual four/five bedroom detached country home in a private rural setting
- Spacious kitchen breakfast room, marble worktops and Aga
- Separate dining room flowing into a light-filled conservatory
- Generous master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and private en suite
- Two bedrooms on the upper level with extensive eaves storage
- Private south-facing garden ideal for outdoor entertaining
- Garage with additional room above plus a driveway and even more allocated parking
- Pub and farm shop within walking distance, with Tarporley, Chester and Nantwich readily accessible
- Opposite Oulton Mill Pool
Description
An Individual Country Home with Exceptional Space, a South-Facing Garden and a Beautiful Rural Setting
Position and style define 3 Oulton Mill, an individual five-bedroom detached home offering an impressive amount of space in a private rural setting close to Tarporley.
Arranged across three levels, the accommodation has a wonderful sense of scale. A substantial living room sits alongside a generous kitchen and breakfast room, dining room and conservatory, while the separate sitting room and study provide quieter spaces away from the main entertaining areas. Five bedrooms include a generous master suite, with the uppermost rooms adding further flexibility for family, guests or home working.
Outside, a private south-facing garden provides the backdrop, while a garage with its own additional room above, allocated parking and excellent storage add further practicality.
For all its rural atmosphere, everyday life remains reassuringly convenient. A pub and farm shop can be reached on foot, while Tarporley, Chester and Nantwich are all within comfortable driving distance.
A Sense of Arrival
Step through the entrance and into a broad central hall, where the staircase rises through the heart of the house and the accommodation begins to unfold.
The proportions immediately give a sense of a home designed with space in mind. There is room to move easily between the different reception areas, while useful storage helps keep the practicalities of family life neatly contained.
Room to Relax
The living room is a substantial reception space with the proportions to accommodate generous seating and still retain a feeling of openness.
A fireplace creates a natural focal point, making this an inviting room for quieter evenings and winter nights at home.
Upstairs, one of the bedrooms is currently set up as another sitting room that offers something more intimate. Having two separate reception rooms gives the house considerable flexibility, particularly for larger families where different generations may want their own space.
The Heart of the Home
The kitchen and breakfast room is generous and sociable, with plenty of space for everyday family life.
Marble worktops bring a timeless finish to the cabinetry. Integrated appliances include a fridge freezer and dishwasher, with an Aga forming a characterful focal point within the kitchen.
There is ample room for informal dining, making this an easy space for breakfast, coffee and the everyday rhythm of family life.
Beyond, the separate dining room provides a more dedicated entertaining space, with plenty of room for a substantial table.
Follow the Flow
The dining room connects naturally with the conservatory, creating a light-filled extension to the entertaining space and a direct relationship with the garden.
Doors open outside, allowing summer lunches and gatherings to move easily between house and garden.
The combination works particularly well because each area retains its own identity. The kitchen can remain the busy heart of the house, the dining room provides somewhere to gather around the table and the conservatory offers a lighter place to sit and enjoy the garden outlook.
Practical Places
A separate utility room keeps laundry and household tasks away from the kitchen, while fitted storage and wardrobes provide useful space throughout the house.
Further storage is available beneath the eaves and above the garage, giving the home plenty of room for the belongings that naturally accumulate with family life.
The garage itself provides secure parking, with a separate room above adding another interesting and versatile space.
And So to Bed...
The master bedroom is particularly generous, providing a calm retreat with fitted wardrobes and its own private en suite shower room.
Two further bedrooms sit alongside, including another generous double, while the family bathroom serves the remaining accommodation.
The broad landing reinforces the sense of space found throughout the house and provides a natural transition to the rooms above.
Space to Grow
Continue upwards and two further bedrooms provide another layer of flexibility.
Set beneath the roofline, these rooms have an appealing sense of separation from the main sleeping accommodation, with extensive eaves storage running alongside.
They would work particularly well for older children or teenagers wanting their own floor, visiting family, creative pursuits or additional home-working space.
For a household whose needs change over time, it is this kind of flexibility that gives the property real longevity.
Outdoor Living
The south-facing garden is private and forms an important part of the appeal.
Its orientation allows the outside space to make the most of the sunshine through the day, while the relationship with the conservatory and dining areas means the garden feels naturally connected to the house.
There is room to entertain, relax and enjoy the quieter rural surroundings, whether over morning coffee, long summer lunches or an evening outside as the day begins to cool.
LIFE AT 3 OULTON MILL: “It was the position and style of the property that really stood out to us - the rural setting gives the house a wonderful sense of privacy.”
Parking and Practicality
A substantial garage provides secure parking alongside useful storage, complemented by allocated parking.
Above the garage is an additional room, reached separately and offering useful flexibility for storage or other ancillary purposes.
The property benefits from FTTP fibre broadband and good mobile coverage, particularly valuable in a rural setting. Heating is oil-fired, with the boiler replaced around two years ago.
3 Oulton Mill is freehold with no service charge and falls within Council Tax Band G.
Life Locally
Rural Cheshire with Tarporley Close at Hand
The setting is a significant part of life at Oulton Mill.
Surrounded by rural Cheshire, there is a sense of escape at home, yet a pub and farm shop can both be reached within around a 15-minute walk.
Tarporley, Chester and Nantwich can all be reached within approximately half an hour by car, providing a broad choice of shopping, dining, schools and leisure.
Everyday Essentials?
The Hollies Farm Shop is the favourite local choice for everyday essentials and something a little different, combining farm shop produce with a broader selection of food and lifestyle goods.
Tarporley provides further convenience close by, with its independent shops and everyday amenities.
A Walk?
The surrounding countryside provides plenty of opportunities to simply head out locally and explore.
For longer walks, the wider Tarporley and Delamere area opens up some of Cheshire's most attractive countryside, with quiet lanes, woodland and rural routes all within easy reach.
A Local Pub?
The Egerton Arms is the local favourite, providing a traditional country pub setting close to home.
A Bite to Eat?
The Fox & Barrel at Cotebrook is a favourite choice for eating out, while nearby Tarporley broadens the selection with its restaurants, pubs and cafés.
Schools?
Local schooling options identified include Tarporley and Eaton.
Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding current admissions and catchment arrangements.
A Day Out?
Cheshire itself provides plenty to explore, while Chester and Nantwich are both within comfortable driving distance for shopping, restaurants and leisure.
Tarporley is closer still, making it easy to enjoy village life without travelling far.
Getting Around?
Hartford is the closest railway station identified for the property, providing useful connections for longer-distance travel.
By road, Tarporley, Chester and Nantwich are all within around half an hour, making the position particularly appealing for buyers who want a rural home without feeling isolated.
LIFE AT 3 OULTON MILL: “The setting is beautifully rural, but Tarporley, Chester and Nantwich are all easy to reach. It gives you the peace of country life without feeling cut off.”
Country Living with Space to Evolve
3 Oulton Mill is a home where space and flexibility run throughout.
The generous living room provides somewhere for the family to gather, while the separate sitting room and study create quieter alternatives. The kitchen and breakfast room sits naturally alongside the dining room and conservatory, creating a sequence of spaces equally suited to everyday life and entertaining.
Five bedrooms provide room for a growing family, with the uppermost accommodation particularly well suited to older children, guests or those looking for more independent space.
Outside, the private south-facing garden, garage, additional room above and allocated parking add to the practicality, while the rural setting provides the sense of escape.
For buyers searching for an individual country home with generous proportions and Tarporley within easy reach, 3 Oulton Mill offers a particularly appealing combination.
EPC Rating: D
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- Band: G
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- Yes
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