Barony Road, Nantwich, CW5 - James Du Pavey

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Good things come in red-brick packages. This characterful two-bedroom mid-terrace home sits behind a pretty planted front garden in Nantwich, blending period charm with a fresh, contemporary finish…

Good things come in red-brick packages. This characterful two-bedroom mid-terrace home sits behind a pretty planted front garden in Nantwich, blending period charm with a fresh, contemporary finish. Inside, a welcoming living room with a bay window and feature fireplace leads through to a stylish kitchen, a handy utility room and a ground-floor bathroom, with two bedrooms upstairs. Offered for sale with no onward chain, this is a lovely opportunity for first-time buyers, downsizers or investors looking for a home with real personality and a smooth path to completion.

The property sits behind a low brick wall, with a block-paved path leading up to the front door. Alongside, a low-maintenance gravel garden with stepping stones, established shrubs and climbing plants gives the frontage a cheerful, cottage-like feel.

The front door opens straight into the living room, a bright and inviting space with a bay window to the front letting in plenty of natural light. A feature fireplace with a black surround and marble-effect insert and hearth forms the focal point of the room, while wood-effect flooring, coving, wall lights and a soft neutral colour scheme create a calm and elegant feel. There is plenty of room for a comfortable sofa and an armchair, and a glazed door leads through to the kitchen.

The kitchen is fitted with a smart range of dark shaker-style wall and base units, contrasted by warm wood-effect worktops and white tiled splashbacks. A stainless steel sink with a black mixer tap sits beneath the window, with a four-ring hob and space for further appliances. The staircase to the first floor rises from the kitchen.

Beyond the kitchen, a separate utility room provides valuable extra space for laundry and storage, with a window to the side, and leads on to the bathroom.

The bathroom is fitted with a panelled bath with a shower over and a black-framed, grid-style glass screen, a wash basin set on a storage unit and a WC. Diagonal white wall tiling, a panelled ceiling and a frosted window complete the room.

Upstairs, the landing leads to both bedrooms. Bedroom one sits at the front of the house and is a generous double, with a large window, soft grey carpet and plenty of space for freestanding furniture either side of the chimney breast. Bedroom two, at the rear, is a well-proportioned room with a window overlooking the back, finished with the same soft carpet and warm neutral tones, making it equally suited to a second bedroom, guest room or home office.

The property is situated in Nantwich, a historic market town in Cheshire dating back to Roman times and well known for its wealth of black-and-white timber-framed buildings, medieval town walls and charming streets. The town centre offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs, along with a traditional market held every Tuesday and Saturday, while Nantwich’s popular annual food and drink festival draws visitors from across the region each September. The River Weaver runs through the town, offering pleasant waterside walks and boat trips, with the surrounding Cheshire countryside providing further scenic trails. Nantwich is also well served by primary and secondary schools, making it a popular choice for families. For commuters, Nantwich railway station offers direct services to Manchester and Shrewsbury, while Crewe station, around eight miles away, provides mainline connections to London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and Glasgow. The M6 is also easily accessible via the A500.

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