Detached house for sale in Tarporley CW6, 3 Bedroom

3 Bank Cottages is a delightful period property, which has been renovated to provide stylish, modern living, located in the sought-after village of Peckforton, near Tarporley. The cottage boasts a charming external appearance, with its red brick façade, tall chimneystacks, striking red window frames, and impressive contemporary styling inside, which manages to retain many of the property’s attractive and original period features.

On the ground floor there is a sitting room with a brick and sandstone fireplace which houses a Coalbrookdale woodburning stove. There is also a useful study/third bedroom, while to the rear there is an impressive open-plan kitchen and dining area, with 3 pane Warm Core Aluminium bifolding doors with integral blinds, and an impressive Stratus Aluminium Roof Lantern welcoming plenty of natural light. The kitchen has chic grey units, an integrated hob, oven and dishwasher, plus larder cupboard and underfloor heating. The utility room offers more storage, WC and washbasin.

Upstairs there are stripped timber floorboards and the ceilings have been opened up to expose the attractive oak purlins offering a hint at the property’s heritage. There are two bedrooms, both of which are well proportioned, plus a shower room. Throughout the property are the original doors dating from 1858.

The property is located in the small Cheshire village of Peckforton, a few miles to the south of the larger village of Tarporley. Peckforton is known for its castle, while local amenities and facilities are found in Tarporley, including a post office, pharmacy and several pubs, cafés and restaurants. There is also a village store and local pub at nearby Bunbury.

The historic market town of Nantwich is nine miles away, offering extensive shopping and leisure facilities, plus a mainline station, which offers services to Manchester and London Euston (via Crewe). The M6 is less than twenty miles away, providing excellent links north and south.

The property has an attractive lawn to the front, while vehicular access is a little further down, to the side. There is a large dry-stone-walled gravel parking area to the rear of the property, plus a grassy area opening into the adjacent woodland. The barn offers further storage and opportunities for conversion (dependent on planning permission). The original brick and stone walled pig sty is also a feature.