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£795,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
Buerton House, Woore Road, Buerton, Cheshire
Study
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
3,433 sq ft / 319 sq m
EPC rating: G
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
A CHARISMATIC DETACHED PERIOD COUNTRY HOUSE SET IN BEAUTIFUL AND MATURE SOUTH WEST FACING GARDENS OVERLOOKING OPEN COUNTRYSIDE WITH A LARGE VERSATILE GARAGE BLOCK, TWO MILES FROM AUDLEM VILLAGE CENTRE.
A CHARISMATIC DETACHED PERIOD COUNTRY HOUSE SET IN BEAUTIFUL AND MATURE SOUTH WEST FACING GARDENS OVERLOOKING OPEN COUNTRYSIDE WITH A LARGE VERSATILE GARAGE BLOCK, TWO MILES FROM AUDLEM VILLAGE CENTRE.
Summary - Reception Hall, Sitting Room, Snug/Dining Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Rear Lobby, Hallway, Butlers Pantry, Shower Room, Landing, Master Bedroom, Bathroom, Bedroom No. 2 with Ensuite Bathroom, Two further Double Bedrooms, Oak Panelled Office, Two Staircases. Utility Room/Workshop, Oil Central Heating, Garage Block comprising Double Garage with Room above, Workshop and Veranda/Entertainment Area, Summerhouse, Double Seat Privy, Car Parking and Turning Area, Gardens. About .65 of an acre.
No Ongoing Chain.
Description - Buerton House is a distinctive detached house constructed of brick under a tiled roof. The approach, off Woore Road, is via impressive brick gate pillars over a block paved drive leading to a large car parking and turning area. The house is rich in character, history and period features. It is believed to date back in part to the late 15th Century with early 17th and 19th Century additions. It is not listed. As is typical of a period house, the room sizes are excellent and this is a home that would accommodate a large family with ease. In total the house extends to about 3,300 square feet (gross internal) with ample versatile space to be adapted to suit individual requirements. The house was modernised 35 years ago and is now ready for further improvements.
Buerton House has been a much treasured home for many years and it will be interesting to see the profile of the next custodians of this splendid one off property.
Location & Amenities - Buerton House occupies a tranquil rural setting in an extremely scenic part of South Cheshire. It is located in Buerton, a rural hamlet which is two miles from Audlem village centre. Audlem is a most attractive country village, the centre of which is designated as a conservation area, well known for its church, which dates back to 1279. Audlem has a medical practice, chemist, primary school, play group, three public houses, café and a range of shops including a post office. The nearby market towns of Nantwich and Whitchurch are 8 and 11 miles respectively, offering a more comprehensive range of services with high street banks, super markets and out of town retail parks.
Audlem village offers a state primary school (Ofsted Good) and is in the catchment area of Brine Leas Secondary School/BL6 Sixth Form (Ofsted Good) in Nantwich. Private schools including the Newcastle Under Lyme school, Ellesmere College, The Grange at Hartford and Kings and Queens in Chester. On the recreational front, there are football, cricket and tennis clubs within the village and several golf courses locally including Hill Valley in Whitchurch, Wychwood Park beyond Crewe and Market Drayton golf Club. There is extensive walking locally along the Shropshire union canal which passes through Audlem.
Despite its rural location, Buerton House is extremely accessible being approximately 11 miles from Junction 16 of the M6 Motorway permitting daily travel to Manchester, Liverpool, the Potteries and Birmingham. For international travel, Manchester and Birmingham airports are 42 and 62 miles respectively. Travel to London is available via Crewe which is 12 miles from which there is a 90 minute service to London Euston.
Directions - From Nantwich, take the A529 into Audlem. At the T junction by the church, turn left onto the A525. After 1.9 miles, the entrance to Buerton House will be seen on the left hand side, immediately before the entrance to The Long Barn.
Accommodation - With approximate measurements comprises:
Reception Hall - 5.38m x 2.64m (17'8" x 8'8") - Minton tile floor, picture rail, double wall light, two windows, understairs store, radiator.
Sitting Room - 5.33m into bay x 4.50m (17'6" into bay x 14'9") - Open fireplace with black Victorian marbleised chimney piece and tiled hearth, bay window to front, French windows to the rear garden, beamed ceiling, picture rail, parquet block floor, radiator.
Snug/Dining Room - 3.71m x 3.71m (12'2" x 12'2") - Cast iron fireplace, beamed ceiling, cupboards and shelving, French windows to rear garden, two double wall lights, radiator.
Sitting Room - 5.41m into bay x 3.61m (17'9" into bay x 11'10") - Open fireplace with black Victorian marbleised chimney piece and tiled hearth, exposed beams and wall timbers, exposed wattle and daub bay window, picture light, radiator.
Inner Hallway - 3.96m x 1.12m (13'0" x 3'8") - Quarry tiled floor, double wall light.
Dining Room - 5.31m x 4.50m (17'5" x 14'9") - Open fireplace with oak mantle, tiled hearth and multi fuel stove, exposed beams and wall timbers, two windows, two radiators.
Kitchen - 4.50m x 3.81m (14'9" x 12'6") - Ceramic one and half bowl single drainer sink unit, cupboards under, floor standing cupboard and drawer units with worktops, wall cupboards, Zanussi integrated oven and grill, Bosch four burner ceramic hob unit with extractor hood above, Kenwood integrated dishwasher, tiled floor, beamed ceiling, two windows (one double glazed), stable door to rear, period style radiator.
Rear Lobby - 2.67m x 2.57m (8'9" x 8'5") - Quarry tiled floor, door to rear, exposed wall timbers, hatch to former cheese room above, radiator with cover.
Secondary Staircase Hall - 4.78m x 2.06m (15'8" x 6'9") - Exposed wall timbers, quarry tiled floor, radiator.
Butlers Pantry - 3.20m x 2.79m (10'6" x 9'2") - Quarry tiled floor, exposed beams and wall timbers, cold shelf.
Shower Room - 3.05m x 1.91m (10'0" x 6'3") - White suite comprising low flush W/C and pedestal hand basin, tiled shower cubicle with Mira shower, exposed wall timbers, inset ceiling lighting, radiator/towel rail.
Main Staircase From Reception Hall To First Floor - 5.44m x 2.62m (17'10" x 8'7") - Picture rail, two double wall lights, plate racks, radiator.
Bedroom No. 1 - 4.90m x 4.60m (16'1" x 15'1") - Access to loft, two double wall lights, picture rail, radiator.
Bathroom - 4.60m x 3.81m (15'1" x 12'6") - White suite comprising panel bath, low flush W/C and vanity unit with inset hand basin, tiled shower cubicle with Burlington rain head shower and hand held shower, dado rail, cylinder cupboard, two single wall lights, radiator/towel rail.
Bedroom No. 2 - 5.21m x 3.81m (17'1" x 12'6") - Exposed wall timbers, two single wall lights, radiator.
Ensuite Bathroom - 3.53m x 2.54m (11'7" x 8'4") - Cream coloured suite comprising corner bath and pedestal hand basin, double wall light, single wall light, extractor fan, radiator/towel rail.
Secondary Staircase Landing -
Study (Former Cheese Room) - 6.71m x 3.99m (22'0" x 13'1") - Vaulted beamed ceiling, part oak panelled walls, exposed wall timbers, original cheese lift (in working order) with hatch to rear lobby, two windows, two radiators.
Inner Landing - 2.62m x 0.97m (8'7" x 3'2") - Bookshelves.
Bedroom No. 3 - 5.31m x 4.50m maximum (17'5" x 14'9" maximum) - Two double wall lights, radiator.
Bedroom No. 4 - 4.50m x 3.91m (14'9" x 12'10") - Vanity unit with inset hand basin, two single wall lights, access to loft, radiator.
Inner Pasageway - Access to loft and access to bathroom.
Outside - Forming part of main structure:
Utility Room/Workshop - 3.91m x 3.91m (12'10" x 12'10") - Firebird Enviromax oil fired boiler, plumbing for washing machine. Attached open fronted oil tank, log and coal store. An excellent recently constructed detached GARAGE BLOCK comprising DOUBLE GARAGE 18'4" x 18'4" with power and light, personal door, electrically operated rollover door, double glazed window, steps to storage room above (18'4" x 13'9") double glazed window, workshop 8'6" x 7'3" double glazed window, power and light and Veranda/Entertaining Area 10'10"" x 8'6". Brick and tiled SUMMERHOUSE 9'0" x 7'9" , brick and tile double seat PRIVY. Exterior lighting, garden lighting, outside tap. Victorian style street lamps. Blue brick seating area with raised borders. West facing flagged patio with fig tree.
Gardens - To the North and East of the property is a formal lawn and mature trees. The magnificent principle gardens enjoy a South Westerly aspect and are extensively lawned with herbaceous borders, shrubs, specimen trees, box hedging and mature trees. The whole has matured over the years and form a particular feature of the property.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage.
N.B. Tests have not been made of electrical, water, drainage and heating systems and associated appliances, nor confirmation obtained from the statutory bodies of the presence of these services. The information given should therefore be verified prior to a legal commitment to purchase.
Tenure - Freehold.
Council Tax - Band G.
Viewings - By appointment with Baker Wynne and Wilson
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A CHARISMATIC DETACHED PERIOD COUNTRY HOUSE SET IN BEAUTIFUL AND MATURE SOUTH WEST FACING GARDENS OVERLOOKING OPEN COUNTRYSIDE WITH A LARGE VERSATILE GARAGE BLOCK, TWO MILES FROM AUDLEM VILLAGE CENTRE.
Summary - Reception Hall, Sitting Room, Snug/Dining Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Rear Lobby, Hallway, Butlers Pantry, Shower Room, Landing, Master Bedroom, Bathroom, Bedroom No. 2 with Ensuite Bathroom, Two further Double Bedrooms, Oak Panelled Office, Two Staircases. Utility Room/Workshop, Oil Central Heating, Garage Block comprising Double Garage with Room above, Workshop and Veranda/Entertainment Area, Summerhouse, Double Seat Privy, Car Parking and Turning Area, Gardens. About .65 of an acre.
No Ongoing Chain.
Description - Buerton House is a distinctive detached house constructed of brick under a tiled roof. The approach, off Woore Road, is via impressive brick gate pillars over a block paved drive leading to a large car parking and turning area. The house is rich in character, history and period features. It is believed to date back in part to the late 15th Century with early 17th and 19th Century additions. It is not listed. As is typical of a period house, the room sizes are excellent and this is a home that would accommodate a large family with ease. In total the house extends to about 3,300 square feet (gross internal) with ample versatile space to be adapted to suit individual requirements. The house was modernised 35 years ago and is now ready for further improvements.
Buerton House has been a much treasured home for many years and it will be interesting to see the profile of the next custodians of this splendid one off property.
Location & Amenities - Buerton House occupies a tranquil rural setting in an extremely scenic part of South Cheshire. It is located in Buerton, a rural hamlet which is two miles from Audlem village centre. Audlem is a most attractive country village, the centre of which is designated as a conservation area, well known for its church, which dates back to 1279. Audlem has a medical practice, chemist, primary school, play group, three public houses, café and a range of shops including a post office. The nearby market towns of Nantwich and Whitchurch are 8 and 11 miles respectively, offering a more comprehensive range of services with high street banks, super markets and out of town retail parks.
Audlem village offers a state primary school (Ofsted Good) and is in the catchment area of Brine Leas Secondary School/BL6 Sixth Form (Ofsted Good) in Nantwich. Private schools including the Newcastle Under Lyme school, Ellesmere College, The Grange at Hartford and Kings and Queens in Chester. On the recreational front, there are football, cricket and tennis clubs within the village and several golf courses locally including Hill Valley in Whitchurch, Wychwood Park beyond Crewe and Market Drayton golf Club. There is extensive walking locally along the Shropshire union canal which passes through Audlem.
Despite its rural location, Buerton House is extremely accessible being approximately 11 miles from Junction 16 of the M6 Motorway permitting daily travel to Manchester, Liverpool, the Potteries and Birmingham. For international travel, Manchester and Birmingham airports are 42 and 62 miles respectively. Travel to London is available via Crewe which is 12 miles from which there is a 90 minute service to London Euston.
Directions - From Nantwich, take the A529 into Audlem. At the T junction by the church, turn left onto the A525. After 1.9 miles, the entrance to Buerton House will be seen on the left hand side, immediately before the entrance to The Long Barn.
Accommodation - With approximate measurements comprises:
Reception Hall - 5.38m x 2.64m (17'8" x 8'8") - Minton tile floor, picture rail, double wall light, two windows, understairs store, radiator.
Sitting Room - 5.33m into bay x 4.50m (17'6" into bay x 14'9") - Open fireplace with black Victorian marbleised chimney piece and tiled hearth, bay window to front, French windows to the rear garden, beamed ceiling, picture rail, parquet block floor, radiator.
Snug/Dining Room - 3.71m x 3.71m (12'2" x 12'2") - Cast iron fireplace, beamed ceiling, cupboards and shelving, French windows to rear garden, two double wall lights, radiator.
Sitting Room - 5.41m into bay x 3.61m (17'9" into bay x 11'10") - Open fireplace with black Victorian marbleised chimney piece and tiled hearth, exposed beams and wall timbers, exposed wattle and daub bay window, picture light, radiator.
Inner Hallway - 3.96m x 1.12m (13'0" x 3'8") - Quarry tiled floor, double wall light.
Dining Room - 5.31m x 4.50m (17'5" x 14'9") - Open fireplace with oak mantle, tiled hearth and multi fuel stove, exposed beams and wall timbers, two windows, two radiators.
Kitchen - 4.50m x 3.81m (14'9" x 12'6") - Ceramic one and half bowl single drainer sink unit, cupboards under, floor standing cupboard and drawer units with worktops, wall cupboards, Zanussi integrated oven and grill, Bosch four burner ceramic hob unit with extractor hood above, Kenwood integrated dishwasher, tiled floor, beamed ceiling, two windows (one double glazed), stable door to rear, period style radiator.
Rear Lobby - 2.67m x 2.57m (8'9" x 8'5") - Quarry tiled floor, door to rear, exposed wall timbers, hatch to former cheese room above, radiator with cover.
Secondary Staircase Hall - 4.78m x 2.06m (15'8" x 6'9") - Exposed wall timbers, quarry tiled floor, radiator.
Butlers Pantry - 3.20m x 2.79m (10'6" x 9'2") - Quarry tiled floor, exposed beams and wall timbers, cold shelf.
Shower Room - 3.05m x 1.91m (10'0" x 6'3") - White suite comprising low flush W/C and pedestal hand basin, tiled shower cubicle with Mira shower, exposed wall timbers, inset ceiling lighting, radiator/towel rail.
Main Staircase From Reception Hall To First Floor - 5.44m x 2.62m (17'10" x 8'7") - Picture rail, two double wall lights, plate racks, radiator.
Bedroom No. 1 - 4.90m x 4.60m (16'1" x 15'1") - Access to loft, two double wall lights, picture rail, radiator.
Bathroom - 4.60m x 3.81m (15'1" x 12'6") - White suite comprising panel bath, low flush W/C and vanity unit with inset hand basin, tiled shower cubicle with Burlington rain head shower and hand held shower, dado rail, cylinder cupboard, two single wall lights, radiator/towel rail.
Bedroom No. 2 - 5.21m x 3.81m (17'1" x 12'6") - Exposed wall timbers, two single wall lights, radiator.
Ensuite Bathroom - 3.53m x 2.54m (11'7" x 8'4") - Cream coloured suite comprising corner bath and pedestal hand basin, double wall light, single wall light, extractor fan, radiator/towel rail.
Secondary Staircase Landing -
Study (Former Cheese Room) - 6.71m x 3.99m (22'0" x 13'1") - Vaulted beamed ceiling, part oak panelled walls, exposed wall timbers, original cheese lift (in working order) with hatch to rear lobby, two windows, two radiators.
Inner Landing - 2.62m x 0.97m (8'7" x 3'2") - Bookshelves.
Bedroom No. 3 - 5.31m x 4.50m maximum (17'5" x 14'9" maximum) - Two double wall lights, radiator.
Bedroom No. 4 - 4.50m x 3.91m (14'9" x 12'10") - Vanity unit with inset hand basin, two single wall lights, access to loft, radiator.
Inner Pasageway - Access to loft and access to bathroom.
Outside - Forming part of main structure:
Utility Room/Workshop - 3.91m x 3.91m (12'10" x 12'10") - Firebird Enviromax oil fired boiler, plumbing for washing machine. Attached open fronted oil tank, log and coal store. An excellent recently constructed detached GARAGE BLOCK comprising DOUBLE GARAGE 18'4" x 18'4" with power and light, personal door, electrically operated rollover door, double glazed window, steps to storage room above (18'4" x 13'9") double glazed window, workshop 8'6" x 7'3" double glazed window, power and light and Veranda/Entertaining Area 10'10"" x 8'6". Brick and tiled SUMMERHOUSE 9'0" x 7'9" , brick and tile double seat PRIVY. Exterior lighting, garden lighting, outside tap. Victorian style street lamps. Blue brick seating area with raised borders. West facing flagged patio with fig tree.
Gardens - To the North and East of the property is a formal lawn and mature trees. The magnificent principle gardens enjoy a South Westerly aspect and are extensively lawned with herbaceous borders, shrubs, specimen trees, box hedging and mature trees. The whole has matured over the years and form a particular feature of the property.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage.
N.B. Tests have not been made of electrical, water, drainage and heating systems and associated appliances, nor confirmation obtained from the statutory bodies of the presence of these services. The information given should therefore be verified prior to a legal commitment to purchase.
Tenure - Freehold.
Council Tax - Band G.
Viewings - By appointment with Baker Wynne and Wilson
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Baker Wynne & Wilson is a local firm with national connections. The Baker Wynne and Wilson team offer a wealth of experience. John Baker has practised in the Nantwich and surrounding area since 1976. His partner, Simon Morgan-Wynne is the second generation of the family who have been selling houses in the Nantwich area since the early 1950's. Baker Wynne and Wilson believe in offering a service which is second to none. We want your business and all we ask is for the opportunity of discussing our services with you. As a high percentage of our business is through recommendations, our aim is to earn your recommendation for the future. In these days of 'Take Overs', 'Mergers' and 'New Starts' it is reassuring that there is still an established firm of estate agents in Nantwich, providing professional advice supported by traditional and personal service.