• Situated in a picturesque sought-after location. +
• Views across open farmland. +
• Forming part of a quiet development. +
• Immaculately presented and extended. +
• Barn Conversion with character features throughout. +
• Three reception rooms and Dining Kitchen. +
• Four bedrooms and Two bath/shower rooms. +
• Set in beautifully landscaped private gardens. +
• Driveway providing off-road parking. +
• Double Garage. +

Situated in a picturesque sought-after location with views across open farmland, and forming part of a quiet development, an immaculately presented and extended barn conversion with superb flexible accommodation and character features throughout. Set in beautifully landscaped private gardens with driveway providing off-road parking and double garage.

Location - Ridley is a quiet semi-rural hamlet renowned for its natural beauty and proximity to surrounding countryside and major road network links. Ridley is the centre point of a triangle of Nantwich, Tarporley and Malpas, three highly attractive areas renowned for individual retail outlets and an immense character and charm.

The nearby village of Bunbury is a small, rural picturesque village that offers a range of local amenities with a convenience store, post office, three public houses and a beautiful Church which dates back over 1000 years. There is also a cricket club, bowls club, tennis club and Medical Centre. Of particular note, is Bunbury Primary School which enjoys a reputation for academic excellence. Tarporley is renowned for its historic High Street and offers a superb range of amenities including fashion boutiques, art galleries, DIY, florists, hairdressers, chemist, hospital, petrol station and other general stores. Additionally, Tarporley has the added benefit of two highly regarded golf courses. Tarporley has two churches and both primary and secondary schools. The market town of Nantwich the full range of amenities, including supermarkets, retail parks, sports centre, and a year-round schedule of cultural events.

For those who enjoy rural living, there are many spectacular walks along the Peckforton Hills, about 3 miles to the east, through National Trust Land and along the Sandstone Trail, with views to the Welsh Hills. The gardens of Cholmondeley Castle are only two miles to the south, and there are a variety of high-quality gastropubs locally including The Bickerton Poacher, The Pheasant in Burwardsley, the Dysart Arms in Bunbury and The Cholmondeley Arms on the A49.

For the business traveller, in addition to road links to the motorway network (M6 and M56) there is good access to the train network, with access to Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, North Wales and London from Crewe Station (approx. 20 mins away). Manchester and Liverpool International Airports are 40 mins to 1 hour drive away.