• Extended - A large rear extension added a very large living room and two upstairs bedrooms, and a second bathroom. +
• LARGE PLOT- Supersized front garden, fully fenced plot, gated driveway in the rear garden +
• FOUR BEDROOMS & TWO BATHROOMS — three doubles and one generous single/small double. +
• STYLE & LUXURY - Bedroom two has been fitted with his-and-hers wardrobes, creating a full dressing-room feel. By removing one wall of wardrobes, this room could easily revert to a large double bedroom +
• GOT TO LOVE A LOG BURNER - We love the log burner, slate hearth, and character oak beam above. +
• DETACHED GARAGE - Set up as a home gym (Gym equipment is not included in the sale) +
• VALUE FOR MONEY - We can't emphasise enough how this home will surprise you — not only with its flow, size, and flexibility, but also its exceptional value for money. +

**Location, Location, Location
** The Ridgeway is situated on the southeast side of the historic city of Wrexham, in the village of Marchwiel. Like many parts of North East Wales, Wrexham is steeped in history and was at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th century. In the 19th century, the town evolved from steelworks into leather and brewing industries. Now best known for its university and celebrity-owned football club, don't be fooled into thinking Wrexham is a town of the past. Far from it — significant investment and beautiful green spaces make it a top choice for modern living.
Wrexham is known as the capital of North Wales, offering a bustling city centre full of shops, amenities, and entertainment — all just a 10-minute drive from your front door.
The location of The Ridgeway truly offers the best of both worlds: close enough to town for convenience, yet within walking distance of the stunning Welsh countryside. Jump in the car and you are spoiled for choice within an hour — North Wales beaches, breathtaking countryside and mountains, and, just across the border, the historic city of Chester. Only 10 minutes away is Bangor-on-Dee, known for its country pubs and the famous Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse — a fantastic day out for the whole family.
The village of Marchwiel itself has a long history dating back to the Middle Ages, with its own parish church dating from the 1700s. The Red Lion public house is within walking distance and offers a great menu for lunch or dinner. There is also a village shop, hairdresser, furniture shop, garage, car repair services, fisheries, an antique emporium, and regular car boot sales.
A well-respected primary school is within walking distance, with secondary schools closer to Wrexham. There is also a selection of private schools within easy driving distance. **Now, a little bit about the property itself ** Built in the 1970s, this much-loved home has been extended to the rear, significantly increasing the living space with a large living room and two additional upstairs bedrooms. This makes it the perfect family home and one of the best-value properties you will find. The vendors have cleverly maximised the space while retaining and adding character. The private, child-friendly plot and the addition of a detached garage with gated off-road parking further enhance its appeal. The front garden is low maintenance, fully fenced, and accessed via a gate from the pavement — an ideal and safe space for children to play. A side gate links the front and rear gardens and provides gated off-road parking for three cars. The addition of a raised patio creates a fantastic space for entertaining at BBQs or simply relaxing in the summer sun. The garage can be accessed from both the side and the front; it is currently used as a home gym but could easily serve as a home office or additional storage. As you step inside, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway with stairs to the first-floor landing and a door leading to the dining room/snug (formerly the original living/dining room before the extension). This room still offers generous space and versatile use. We love the log burner, slate hearth, and character oak beam above. It's a good-sized yet cosy room with a charming cottage feel. A door leads through to the kitchen. The wooden flooring flows seamlessly into the supersized living room created by the rear extension. This space is a real bonus and transforms everyday living. Open the French patio doors and let the garden flow in. The kitchen and utility room can also be accessed from here. The kitchen is a great size for a 1970s property, offering ample storage and worktop space for all your culinary needs. A range of built-in appliances — some less than a month old — makes this kitchen truly move-in ready. A downstairs WC is an essential feature for modern family living. The utility room provides additional storage and worktop space, along with a door to the rear garden. From the first-floor landing, you can access all four bedrooms — three doubles and one generous single/small double. Bedrooms one and four benefit from built-in wardrobes. For a real touch of luxury, bedroom two has been fitted with his-and-hers wardrobes, creating a full dressing-room feel. By removing one wall of wardrobes, this room could easily revert to a large double bedroom. Alternatively, if a fourth bedroom isn't required, you could combine bedrooms two and three, add an en-suite, and create an impressive master suite. The family bathroom is beautifully finished, with no expense spared. **In Conclusion ** This house offers versatile living space, style, and everything a modern family could want. The enclosed, private plot with gated off-road parking really makes this property stand out. We can't emphasise enough how this home will surprise you — not only with its flow, size, and flexibility, but also its exceptional value for money. This is not a home to be missed — generous bedrooms, spacious living areas, and a lovely large plot. Book your viewing now so you don't miss out! **HOW TO ARRANGE A VIEWING: ** Feel free to give Ewemove Nantwich a call, and we will be happy to arrange a viewing at a time that is convenient for you. You can do this 24/7; please don't hesitate to give us a call or email, and we will gladly help. Services: We understand that the property has mains electricity, mains gas heating, mains water and mains drainage. Parking: Driveway for 2 cars plus 2 in the garage. Rights of way: We believe there are no rights of way. The garden is completely enclosed. Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Wrexham Borough Council Council Tax Band: C Broadband Speed: Basic 12 Mbps, Superfast 55 Mbps, Ultrafast 10000 Mbps Flood Risk: Very Low. Conservation Area; We believe this property is not located in a conservation area Construction: Standard Electricity: mains Water: mains Sewerage: mains Heating: Gas Phone signal - EE, Three, Vodafone, O2 signal here Sky/Cable: BT and Sky We believe this information to be accurate but it cannot be guaranteed. All measurements quoted are approximate. Fixtures, fittings and services have not been tested. Should a purchaser have an offer accepted, they will need to meet our legal requirements under Anti-Money Laundering Regulations (AML). We use a specialist third-party service to verify your information and the cost of these checks is £25 per person, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a memorandum of sale being produced.