Irelands Cross, Weston Way, CW3

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Description

Every new chapter deserves somewhere to put down roots, and Hawthorn House offers an inviting place to begin. Situated in the hamlet of Ireland’s Cross, within walking distance of Woore’s amenities, this four bedroom detached new home combines an attractive countryside setting with thoughtfully designed accommodation. A generous open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, two separate reception rooms and a contemporary specification create a home equally suited to family life and entertaining.

The entrance hall provides a welcoming introduction, with stairs rising to the first floor, access to the cloakroom and a hallway leading through to the main living accommodation. To the front, the generous living room features a bay window, bringing natural light and character to the space, together with an open fireplace. With room for comfortable seating and occasional furniture, it offers an inviting setting for quieter evenings.

A separate snug adds further flexibility to the ground floor. Whether used as an additional sitting room, a children’s playroom or a home office, it provides a useful space that can adapt to the needs of its owners.

Extending across much of the rear of the property, the open-plan kitchen, dining and family room forms the heart of the home. Its generous layout creates distinct areas for cooking, eating and relaxing, while maintaining a sociable setting where family and guests can spend time together. Aluminium bi-folding doors offer direct access to the garden.

The kitchen features quartz worktops, a built-in pantry cupboard and a peninsula arrangement, providing ample preparation space and a natural division from the dining area. Appliances include a double oven, induction hob and integrated wine cooler, complemented by practical herringbone LVT flooring, recessed LED downlights and under-cabinet strip lighting.

Beyond the kitchen, there is plenty of space for a family dining table and a comfortable seating area. A large glass roof lantern introduces additional natural light, while aluminium bi-folding doors open onto the garden, creating a connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces that is particularly appealing for summer entertaining.

A separate utility room sits conveniently off the kitchen, with a sink and worktop area shown on the floor plan. This provides a practical space for household tasks and gives internal access to the double garage.

Upstairs, the landing leads to all four bedrooms and the family bathroom, with a useful storage cupboard providing additional practicality. A distinctive feature is the walkout balcony, accessed directly from the landing at the front of the house. This offers an appealing spot for a morning coffee while enjoying the beautiful open countryside outlook to the right-hand side of the property.

The principal bedroom occupies a generous area above the garage, with two dormer windows adding character and bringing natural light into the room. There is space for a large bed and accompanying furniture, together with a luxurious and contemporary en-suite.

Positioned towards the rear, the second bedroom also benefits from its own en-suite shower room, making it well suited to guests or family members who would appreciate their own facilities.

Bedrooms three and four are also generously proportioned and are positioned to the front and rear respectively. Both offer flexibility for family use, visiting guests or working from home. They are served by the family bathroom, which features a eye catching ribbed bath, separate shower enclosure, twin wash hand basins and a WC. The bathroom and en-suite specification includes mirrors with anti-mist technology and ambient surround lighting.

Outside, driveway parking leads to the integral double garage, which has two front vehicle entrances and the convenience of internal access through the utility room. An electric vehicle charging point is also provided.

The east facing rear garden is landscaped with turf and concrete paving, offering space for outdoor dining, seating and recreation. Access through the bi-folding doors allows the garden to become a natural extension of the kitchen, dining and family room.

Specification at a Glance

• Quartz kitchen worktops, a built-in pantry cupboard, herringbone LVT flooring, a double oven, an induction hob and an integrated wine cooler.

• Glass roof lantern, aluminium bi-folding doors, recessed LED downlights and under-cabinet lighting.

• Air source heat pump and app-controlled underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.

• Electric vehicle charging point and pre-installed three-phase electricity supply.

• Wiring infrastructure for future air conditioning and fibre-to-the-premises broadband infrastructure.

• CCTV, PIR movement sensors and internal garage security sensors.

• Bathroom and en-suite mirrors with anti-mist technology and ambient surround lighting.

• Ten-year structural warranty.

Ireland’s Cross – Village Living with a Countryside Setting

Occupying an appealing position on the edge of Woore, the Ireland’s Cross development is a small collection of just ten new homes, with two already sold, predominantly surrounded by countryside. With a choice of two and three bedroom semi-detached houses and substantial four and five bedroom detached homes, the development offers a varied mix of accommodation to suit different stages of life.

The setting is a particular attraction, bringing a sense of space and an attractive rural backdrop to everyday living.

From buyers seeking a manageable village home to families looking for more generous accommodation, Ireland’s Cross combines a choice of property styles with the appeal of countryside surroundings and an intimate development setting.

Location

Hawthorn House is situated in Ireland’s Cross, a distinct small hamlet within the civil parish of Woore in Shropshire. The development enjoys an attractive rural setting, predominantly surrounded by countryside, while remaining within walking distance of Woore’s village amenities.

Woore offers a selection of amenities, including The Falcon Inn pub, Snape’s Bakery, a post office and village store, alongside a primary school and village community facilities.

For leisure, nearby Bridgemere Garden Centre offers an appealing destination for gardening enthusiasts, while Onneley is home to an 18-hole golf course and a village pub. The surrounding countryside provides opportunities to explore the local area, with the larger towns of Nantwich and Newcastle-under-Lyme offering a broader choice of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities.

The location is also well placed for travel throughout the region, with the A51 and A525 providing connections to neighbouring towns and the wider road network, including the M6. Crewe railway station offers mainline services, including direct trains to London Euston.

Schooling options include Woore Primary and Nursery School and Madeley School, with independent education available in the wider area, including Newcastle-under-Lyme School and Terra Nova.

The property is offered freehold. Viewings are strictly by appointment.