Detached house for sale in CW5, 4 Bedroom

The Marlow

With four double bedrooms, the Marlow has plenty of room for all the family to enjoy a little peace and personal space. Yet at the same time, this well proportioned detached home brings the whole family together when it counts, for family meals in the generous kitchen / dining room and relaxing together in the large, comfortable lounge.

Careful planning makes space for a host of high quality features, including an en suite bathroom to the master bedroom, optional fitted wardrobes in two of the bedrooms, a separate utility off the kitchen, plus of course the integral garage. And it’s all bathed in light from large windows in every room, which to make this superb home feel even more spacious and vibrant.

Kingsbourne - About the development:
One of the first phases of the exciting new Kingsley Fields development, in the heart of Nantwich, Kingsbourne gives you and your family the chance to be one of the first residents of this well planned project, which will be packed with new bespoke facilities.

Surrounded by rolling Cheshire countryside yet within walking distance of the town centre with a selection of good and outstanding schools nearby, Kingsbourne has something for everyone. Register your interest now and you could secure one of these popular new homes in Nantwich for just 5% deposit with Help to Buy, and Redrow could even help sell your old home for you. Ask for details today.

Help to Buy

With the new Government backed Help to Buy scheme you can move on up and move on in to a Redrow home with as little as a 5% deposit.

Who is it for?
The new Help to Buy scheme is available to anyone looking to buy a new Redrow home in England.

How does this work?
• You will only need a 5% deposit
• The Government will lend you up to 20% of the value of your property through an equity loan
• The loan is interest free for 5 years and can be repaid anytime or on the sale of your home
• You can move into a Redrow home up to the value of £600,000
• You will qualify for some of the best mortgage rates available as you only require a 75% mortgage

Local Information

Leisure
There is plenty to keep you occupied all year round in Nantwich, from the Jazz and Blues Festival at Easter, to the Food Festival in September. Step back in time at the Jacobean Darford Hall with its magnificent grounds, or simply take a stroll along the serene Shropshire Union Canal. New release films are shown monthly by Nantwich Film Club, with more regular showings at the Odeon and Reel cinemas in nearby Crewe. Crewe also has a choice of theatres with regular touring productions. For sports, try a round at Reaseheath College Golf Club, of get fit at Nantwich Swimming Pool.

Shopping
Nantwich has held a traditional market for centuries in the historic, half timbered town centre, and you’ll still find a range of stalls every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The town also hosts a range of specialist markets, including vintage markets, farmers markets and more. Shopping in the stunning surroundings of the black and white streets is a pleasure in itself, with many of your favourite High Street names nestled amongst the beautiful buildings. For a more modern shopping experience, head to Crewe for The Market Shopping Centre and the Victoria Centre, or the Intu Potteries mall in Stoke on Trent.

Dining
As you would expect in an historic Cheshire town, many of the best places to eat are traditional ins. The Olde Barbridge Inn tops the list at Trip Advisor, with The Thatch Inn, The Crown, The Swan and The Dusty Miller all highly recommended. Chopstix offers a range of Asian and oriental cuisine while Basmati and Naaz specialise in Indian flavours.

Amenities
Eventually, Kingsley Fields will have its own local shops and facilities, but for now you’ll find a choice of convenience stores within easy reach and both Sainsbury’s and Morrisons supermarkets in the town.

For GPs, you’ll find three practices located within Church View Primary Care Centre in Nantwich: Nantwich Health Centre, Tudor Surgery and Kiltearn Medical Centre. For dentists, contact Riverside Dental Practice.

Transport
With the town centre just a short distance away, either by bus or on foot, transport will never be an issue at Kingsbourne. For commuters, Nantwich Station has direct services to Manchester in under an hour and links to Crewe on the West Coast Mainline in just ten minutes, where you’ll find services to London in just an hour and three quarters and Liverpool in as little as 37minutes. For road travellers, Nantwich lies on the main A500 east / west trunk road and is just 9miles from the M6 at junction 16. Crewe is 6miles, Whitchurch is 11miles, Stoke on Trent is 18miles and Chester 20miles.

Education
Kingsley Fields will eventually have a primary school of its own to serve its new residents, but for now there is an excellent choice within easy reach. Mill Fields Primary is rated ‘good with outstanding features’ by Ofsted, while Acton Church of England Primary is rated ‘outstanding’. Older pupils will also find their journey to school pleasingly short, with the consistently ‘good’ Milbank School and Sixth Form close to the development. Reaseheath College is a major establishment to the north of the town offering both further and higher education in land-based subjects such as equestrian and agricultural courses.

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*nb – Please check with the sales adviser that Help to Buy is available on this property as build completion dates do effect eligibility*