Character three‑bed cottage with garage, countryside views and scope to modernise..
Deceptively spacious three-bedroom detached cottage with countryside views
Detached single garage, gated driveway and ample off‑road parking
Low-maintenance paved exterior — easy to lock up and leave
Period features (former chapel origins, fireplace) with character throughout
EPC D; oil and electric storage heating — running costs may be higher
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated; retrofit insulation potential
Interior partly dated; suitable for buyers prepared to modernise
Cellar with restricted head height; private drainage noted
Set in a peaceful conservation hamlet about a mile from Audlem, Church Cottage is a deceptively spacious three-bedroom detached home offering generous family accommodation and wide, open views over neighbouring fields. The house combines period character — former mission chapel origins and traditional fireplace — with practical features such as a detached single garage, brick‑paved driveway and low‑maintenance paved exterior, making it easy to lock up and leave.
The layout suits family life: two principal reception rooms, a sizeable kitchen with utility and cloakroom, and a galleried landing that provides a handy study/seating area. The principal bedroom benefits from an en‑suite shower facility; two further bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor. A cellar provides extra storage (restricted head height) and there is ample off‑road parking behind gated access.
Buyers will appreciate the quiet village setting, very low local crime, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal, plus proximity to well-rated village schools and Audlem’s village amenities. There is no chain and the property sits on a decent plot with attractive distant countryside views — appealing to families wanting space, character and a rural lifestyle within reasonable drive of Nantwich and regional transport links.
Practical considerations: the home has an EPC rating of D and combines oil‑fired central heating with electric storage heaters, which may mean higher running costs; the solid brick walls appear uninsulated. The interior reflects mid‑century fittings in places and will suit buyers willing to update and modernise rather than those wanting a fully modernised turnkey home. Private drainage and above‑average council tax (Band E) are additional factual points to factor into running costs.