Listed for £2,000,000
October 2, 2025
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Across the hall, a generous dining room has parquet flooring, a grand fireplace with a log burner and detailed cornicing.
To the side of the house, a glazed door with an arched fanlight opens onto the 'stair hall', which has oak dado panelling and a handsome staircase with string-turned balusters and square newels.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom is filled with light from three sash windows that frame treetop views. Its soaring ceilings create a wonderful sense of space, and there is a generous en suite bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, a walk-in shower and dual washbasins.
Three further bedrooms are found on this floor, two of which have en suite bathrooms with bathtubs. One has fitted storage and is currently used as a dressing room.
The second floor is occupied by three additional bedrooms and a shared bathroom.
On the ground floor, there is a separate wing of the house with its own entrance. Set over two levels, it has a kitchen, a living room, a WC, a large bathroom, two bedrooms and a lift.
There is a self-contained coach house within the grounds, with a kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom. It also has two stables attached.
The Great Outdoors
The house sits amid five acres of private land. Yew hedging creates a sense of privacy and remove, and there is a large pond and two paddocks. Fields extend toward the rear, providing tranquil countryside views.
Out and About
Nantwich hosts many popular events and festivals, including an international cheese festival and food festival, jazz, and a word and music festival. The pretty town retains modernity through its many independent shops and boutiques, including The Little Paper Shop for specialist stationery and the Nantwich Bookshop, which has a coffee lounge and hosts regular events.
A traditional indoor market is held three times a week; it welcomes local artisans and regional suppliers, and there is also a monthly farmers' market. The town has many restaurants, pubs and bars, including the highly regarded Nine Mill Street. There is year-round outdoor swimming at the Nantwich outdoor brine pool, understood to be the only inland brine pool in the UK today.
Stoke-on-Trent, known for its potteries, is approximately a 35-minute drive away. For days out, the beautiful grounds and house of the National Trust-owned Little Moreton Hall, a timber-framed, moated mansion with 15th-century origins, are a little over 20 miles away.
Nantwich has a good choice of schools, including Acton Primary, Stapeley Broad Lane Primary, and Malbank Secondary School.
Nantwich rail station is a 12-minute drive away, with connections to London Euston in just over two hours. Direct trains to London run from Crewe, which is also a short drive away. Manchester and Chester can be reached in under an hour by train, and the M6 provides good road transport links. For international travel, Manchester Airport is 50 minutes away.
Council Tax Band: H