100 Welsh Row, Nantwich Guide Price £750,000

An exquisite Grade II listed period townhouse of exceptional appeal, quality and character standing in a fine position upon historic Welsh Row affording impeccably presented accommodation of immense style incorporating stunning period features with three reception rooms, two staircases, four bedrooms and three bathrooms. With stunning landscaped formal walled gardens. NO CHAIN. Viewing highly recommended.

Bookmakers House is an outstanding period residence of impeccable quality and exudes great charm and appeal. The cottage is delightfully appointed throughout to the highest of standards to provide all modern comforts whilst retaining its original character. The property shares an approach and driveway with the adjoining character house and Bookmakers House benefits from delightful extensive landscaped formal gardens to the rear of the plot. An attractive path leads from the parking area and carport through a further formal garden area and steps descend to a sheltered patio and approach to the principal reception door. The house is a true delight and benefits from a separate stairway from the kitchen which leads to a self contained suite to the first floor. Nantwich is a charming and historic market town in South Cheshire countryside providing a wealth of Period buildings, 12th Century church, cobbled streets, independent boutique shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, historic market hall, superb sporting and leisure facilities with an outdoor saltwater pool, riverside walks, lake, nearby canal network, highly regarded Junior and Senior schooling and nearby to the M6 Motorway at Junction 16 and Crewe mainline Railway Station is just 3 miles away. Whatever your interest you'll find plenty to do in Nantwich. There are many visitor attractions within a short distance of the town including Bridgemere Garden Centre, The Secret Nuclear Bunker, Nantwich Museum and Cholmondeley Castle Gardens. It is also a major centre for canal holidays with several marinas within easy reach on the Shropshire Union and Llangollen canals. Nantwich hosts a number of festivals throughout the year including The Nantwich Show, Nantwich Jazz Festival and the Food Festival.

The property is approached via a stone paved path which descends to a paved patio area bordered by high neat walling with a pedestrian gate within walling leading to St Annes Lane. A handsome period panel door stands within a fan glazed pillared doorway allowing access to:

A stunning period hall with attractive original Minton tiled floor, curved railed spindle staircase ascending to first floor galleried landing, radiator, deep skirting boards and a panel door leads to:

Beautifully appointed with lovely aspects via a sectional glazed sash window overlooking courtyard. The room is comprehensively equipped with a range of high quality base and wall mounted units, granite working surfaces, granite upstands, single drainer one and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap, recessed ceiling lighting, chimney recess incorporating a stainless steel SMEG kitchen range with filter canopy within chimney, integrated fridge and freezer, opaque glazed sash window to side elevation, tiled floor, dressing unit incorporating cupboard and drawers, radiator, panel door to second staircase and open access leads to:

With under stairs storage area and open access to:

Impeccably appointed with an original recessed cast iron fireplace within marbled surround with dog grate, butlers cupboard, range of fitted pantry shelving, radiator, sash window to courtyard and tiled floor.

A beautifully appointed reception room with an original handsome cast iron fireplace incorporating dog grate within marbled surround, ornate coved ceiling, radiator, sash window to front elevation incorporating fitted plantation shutters and high quality Oak floor.

With an original cast iron fireplace within marbled surround with dog grate inset, butlers cupboard, sash window to front elevation incorporating fitted plantation shutters and radiator.

With quarry tiled floor and a panel door leads to:

With a sash window to courtyard elevation, tiled plank effect floor, radiator, ceiling beam, base and wall mounted units, integrated wine cooler, single drainer sink with mixer tap, integrated beer fridge, integrated washing machine and radiator.

With wash basin and WC.

With a arched fan glazed window overlooking landscaped gardens with pleasant aspect beyond, radiator and a panel door leads to:

With a freestanding cast iron roll top claw and ball bath, high flush antique WC, recessed fireplace with grate, pedestal wash basin, period style chrome towel radiator, sash window, tile effect floor and recessed ceiling lighting.

With a sash window to front elevation incorporating fitted plantation shutters, fireplace incorporating original grate and marbled hearth, radiator and a panel door leads to:

With tile effect floor, large walk-in shower cubicle with split tile effect walling incorporating rainfall shower with additional handheld shower attachment, pedestal wash basin, WC, mirrored cabinet, access to roof space, extractor fan, chrome towel radiator and recessed ceiling lighting.

Impeccably appointed with a handsome period fireplace, sash window incorporating fitted plantation shutters, access to roof space and radiator.

With sash window to rear elevation, radiator and full height and width fitted wardrobes with cupboards over and incorporating railing and shelving.

With a Landing area and a panel door to:

With a sash window to courtyard elevation, original handsome fireplace with grate and radiator.

With a corner fitted shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, WC, chrome towel radiator, sash window and a fitted cupboard incorporating a Valliant gas fired central heating boiler.

The property stands upon Welsh Row and vehicular access is derived via a remote controlled sliding double gate with shared ownership and approach for the adjoining property which allows access over a shared driveway which continues to an Oak framed carport with a further dedicated parking area. The property stands upon Welsh Row and vehicular access is derived via a remote controlled sliding double gate with shared ownership and approach for the adjoining property which allows access over a shared driveway which continues to an Oak framed carport with a further dedicated parking area. The delightful gardens are professionally designed and landscaped with a lockable brick shed at the rear, patio area with pizza oven and attractive Oak pergola.

Freehold.

All main services are connected (not tested by Cheshire Lamont).

Strictly by appointment only via Cheshire Lamont.

From Nantwich Town centre proceed over the bridge along Welsh Row where Bookmakers House is located on the right hand side.