Kirkwood Close

Vicars Cross

Situated within a quiet residential cul-de-sac in Vicars Cross, this well-presented three-bedroom family home offers well-balanced accommodation across two floors, making it an ideal choice for first-time buyers, growing families or investors alike.

The ground floor is centred around a spacious open-plan living and dining room, providing a bright and versatile space for both everyday family life and entertaining. Large windows allow plenty of natural light to flow through the room, while the adjoining kitchen offers a practical layout with ample worktop and storage space and direct access to the rear of the property.

Upstairs, the property continues to impress with three bedrooms, including a generous principal bedroom, a comfortable second double bedroom and a third bedroom that would work equally well as a child’s room, nursery or home office. A modern family bathroom completes the first-floor accommodation.

Outside, the property enjoys a welcoming front entrance, driveway parking for two cars and a low-maintenance, enclosed rear garden featuring decorative gravel, a paved patio seating area, mature shrubs and established planting.

Location

A well-established and much sought after residential suburb, Vicars Cross offers the best of both worlds — a settled, family-oriented community with excellent amenities and green spaces, yet just over a mile from Chester’s historic city centre. Nestled between Boughton, Hoole and Christleton, the area has grown steadily since the mid-twentieth century and today draws families, young professionals and downsizers who appreciate its varied housing stock, strong local schools and easy access to the wider region.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
Vicars Cross has a handy local shopping centre on Green Lane with a grocery store, pharmacy, two hairdressers, a barber and a takeaway. Around the corner sits The Centurion, a popular community pub. On Tarvin Road, the long-established Sun Do serves traditional fish and chips alongside Chinese dishes and remains a firm local favourite. The Bridge Inn, a short distance away, is well known for regular live music and a friendly atmosphere.
Day-to-day needs are comfortably met with two supermarkets within easy reach and a range of independent services including a beauty salon and vehicle garage along Tarvin Road. With Chester city centre just minutes away, residents also benefit from the full range of independent shops, restaurants and entertainment the city has to offer.
Parks & Green Spaces
Thackeray Park and Field is the green heart of the community, home to the Cestrian Scout Headquarters and a well-used open space popular with families, dog walkers and sports groups throughout the year. Vicars Cross also sits close to the attractive countryside lanes leading towards Christleton and the Shropshire Union Canal, offering pleasant walking and cycling routes.
The world-famous River Dee and its picturesque Meadows are within comfortable cycling distance, offering riverside walks, rowing and a much-loved green lung stretching through the heart of Chester. Grosvenor Park, one of the finest Victorian parks in the North West, is equally accessible and hosts open-air theatre, bandstand performances and seasonal events during the summer months.
Schools & Education
Vicars Cross benefits from Oldfield Primary School on Green Lane, a well-regarded local school popular with families in the area. For secondary education, the outstanding Christleton High School is within easy reach and consistently achieves excellent results, held in high esteem across the county. The Chester Catholic High School also serves families in the area.
For those seeking independent schooling, The King’s School and The Queen’s School Chester are both accessible, together with The Firs School, Abbeygate College at Saighton, and further afield, The Grange School at Hartford. Chester University and its associated facilities are also within reach, and the proximity to the city centre makes the full range of further education and library resources readily available.
Transport & Connectivity
Vicars Cross is ideally placed for transport links across the region. Tarvin Road and the A41 provide swift access to the Chester ring road and wider road network, whilst Chester Railway Station is just a short drive or bus ride away, offering regular direct services to London Euston in under two hours, with fast connections to Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly and beyond. Crewe station, with its extensive intercity connections on the West Coast Main Line, is under 20 miles by road.
The M53 and M56 motorways are both readily accessible, opening up daily travel to Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales with ease. Chester Business Park, Deeside Industrial Park and Wrexham Industrial Estate are all within comfortable commuting distance for those working in commercial and industrial sectors.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport is approximately 22 miles distant, whilst Manchester Airport — the North West’s principal international gateway — lies some 35 miles away via the M56. Hawarden Airport, serving private and corporate aviation, is under 10 miles to the east.
Key Mileage Distances
Chester City Centre — 1.2 miles
Chester Railway Station — 1.5 miles
Christleton High School — 1.5 miles
Chester Business Park — 4 miles
M53 / M56 Junction — 5 miles
Hawarden Airport — 9 miles
Crewe — 18 miles
Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 22 miles
Manchester Airport — 35 miles

Property Features

Three-bedroom family home
Quiet residential cul-de-sac
Sought-after Vicars Cross location
Spacious open-plan dining/living room
Well-appointed fitted kitchen
Modern family bathroom
Enclosed low-maintenance rear garden

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Hoole Church of England Primary and Nursery School
    0.2 miles
  • St Werburgh’s & St Columba’s Catholic Primary School
    0.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.0 miles
  • The Queens School Senior School
    1.4 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.6 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.4 miles
Attractions
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    0.3 miles
  • The Suburbs
    0.5 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.5 miles
  • Bawn Lodge
    0.7 miles
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School Lane

Mickle Trafford

Well here comes a show-stopper! This vastly improved and extended semi-detached home comes complete with three double bedrooms and offers something truly unique when it comes to space, natural light and a specification of finish that is second to none. It provides one lucky buyer with a future-proof and truly beautiful place to call home. The property has been thoughtfully upgraded to include a range of smart home features, enhancing both convenience and efficiency. These include smart external sockets to the front and rear, solar-powered Velux blinds, and smart outdoor up-lighting to the front borders, creating an impressive first impression. Located in the ever-popular area of Mickle Trafford, this home is ideal for any purchaser looking for a peaceful setting, yet remaining within a stone’s throw of essential commuting links, local amenities and the extremely desirable Mickle Trafford Primary School. All that this property offers is enhanced perfectly by the choice of stylish fittings and décor throughout — making it a true turn-key home where you can simply move in and pop your feet up.

Upon entering you are greeted with a spacious entrance hall, having internal doors leading to the living accommodation and a staircase with stunning glass balustrade leading up to the first floor. Double fronted living allows for an office to one side and a spacious lounge to the other. The office enjoys that flexibility for use however best suits your needs, whether it be an office, playroom, snug, fourth bedroom or gym, the choice is yours! The double storey extension to the rear has allowed for that all important open plan living, the ideal environment for family living and entertaining, with its further opening directly into the lounge. The kitchen has been fitted with a stunning arrangement of contrasting light grey wall units and dark grey finished base units, incorporating a central island and breakfast bar seating, with integral appliances allowing for a seamless finish. A large Velux roof window and patio doors providing direct access out to the rear garden, flood the room with natural light. Further to the downstairs there is a WC accessed from the hall. To the first floor comes the rarity of three double bedrooms, thanks to the second storey extension to the rear, the principal bedroom enjoying its very own en suite shower room, which is both large in size and stunning in its fitting and finish of a walk in shower, wc and wash basin. The remaining two double bedrooms share the use of the family bathroom, which comes complete with a beautiful three piece suite, complemented perfectly with attractive tiling. From the landing is the access to the boarded loft which can be accessed by a pull down ladder.

Externally, the plot size allows for a generous frontage, being set back from the road providing ample off road parking along the golden gravelled driveway. This does not however compromise the back, where the rear garden has been landscaped to provide a good size lawn area and a stunning raised decked seating area. All enclosed with panelled fencing.

Where demand is far outweighing supply with this type of property, we suggest a hasty approach!

Location

Just three short miles north-east of Chester, the neighbouring villages of Guilden Sutton and Mickle Trafford offer the increasingly rare combination of genuine village life and city-edge convenience. Quiet, friendly and well-rooted, with countryside on one side and Chester’s amenities barely ten minutes away on the other, the two villages are a firm favourite with families and commuters alike; drawn by their good primary schools, strong community spirit and easy access to the motorway network and the city.
Village Life & Amenities
Guilden Sutton is the more characterful of the two, gathered around the Grade II-listed St John the Baptist’s Church with a primary school, post office, village hall and a clutch of local businesses. At its heart is the Bird in Hand, an inn since 1724 and one of the best-loved pub-restaurants in the Chester area, while the nearby Meadow Lea Farm coffee shop — set on a working dairy farm, complete with its own ice cream — is a popular spot with families and walkers.
Mickle Trafford, a short stroll away, offers an established residential setting with its own well-regarded village primary school, a Co-op and everyday shops, and convenient access to the A56 and rail links. Between them the two villages cover day-to-day needs comfortably, with open countryside and pleasant walks close at hand and the full range of Chester’s shops, restaurants and entertainment only a short drive away.
Both locations offer incredible links in and out of the villages making them ideal for the person or families who need to access other local and wider gems for work and pleasure whilst having all the serenity to stay at home surrounded by countryside and a strong community.
What makes it intentionally different?
Even though they are small, they are well established areas and communities. Houses here are often sought-after from working professionals, families and retirees. That means you have a mix who enjoy the quiet serenity of the place plus, a community who look out for oneanother.
Schools & Getting Around
Both villages are well served for primary education, with Guilden Sutton Primary School and Mickle Trafford Village School both popular with local families, and well-regarded secondary options nearby including Christleton High School. For getting around, the A56 and A51 give swift access to Chester and onward to the M53 and M56, opening up Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales, while Chester’s mainline station — with direct services to London Euston — is only a short drive away.

Key Mileage Distances
• Chester City Centre — 3 miles
• Mickle Trafford — 1 mile
• Chester Railway Station — 3 miles
• Chester Business Park — 5 miles
• M53 / M56 Junction — 4 miles
• Hawarden Airport — 10 miles
• Crewe — 22 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 20 miles
• Manchester Airport — 33 miles

Property Features

Stunning semi-detached home with double storey extension to the rear
Three double bedrooms, principal bedroom with en suite
Beautifully renovated from top to bottom
Large open plan living to the rear
Stunning bespoke fitted kitchen with centre island
Bathroom with gorgeous white three piece suite
Excellent plot size with beautifully landscaped south-west facing garden to rear
Large driveway to front providing ample off road parking and EV charging point
Sought after village location

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Mickle Trafford Village School
    0.1 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    3.2 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station Nearest available
    2.5 miles
Attractions
  • Chester Fields
    1.1 miles
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£345,000

3 Beds 1 Bath 2 Receptions

Hoole Road

Hoole

Constructed in the early 2000s, this attractive first floor apartment retains its original characteristics and has been well maintained throughout, making it an excellent choice for first-time buyers, downsizers or investors alike.

The accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming entrance hall with a useful built-in storage cupboard, ideal for coats and household items. Moving into the lounge which is very spacious and comes with a lovely bay window, overlooking the playing fields, filling the room full of natural light. The kitchen/dining room benefits all appliances included, including a fridge/freezer, microwave, oven/hob, dishwasher, washing machine and waste disposal unit, allowing for an easy and immediate move-in and space for a dining table.

The master bedroom is generously sized and benefits from built in wardrobes and a private en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is a well-proportioned double room, served by a modern family bathroom, which features an oval bath, WC and wash basin, positioned just off the hallway, making it ideal for guests.

Further advantages include a newly installed combination boiler, and the ease of low maintenance apartment living within a well-regarded development. Conveniently situated close to local amenities, excellent transport links, and Chester city centre, this property offers both comfort and practicality in a highly desirable location.

Location

One of the most sought after and vibrant suburbs, often referred to as Notting-Hoole, Hoole welcomes everyone. A warm community spirit of a traditional village but just a short stroll from city-centre living. Located just a short walk from Chester’s historic walls and the bustling retail heart of the city, Hoole offers something truly different. A dynamic of deeply rooted-character that isn’t afraid to be itself. It’s the perennial favourite with young professionals, families, and those looking to downsize without compromising on quality of life.
Restaurants, Pubs & Local Amenities
Hoole road is the beating heart of the suburb, lined with an impressive array of independent cafes, restaurants, delicatessens and pubs that would rival many a city high street. Home to award winning restaurants like Sticky Walnut, beautiful and welcoming pubs as well as independent stores, shops and bakeries.
Day-to-day shopping is exceptionally well catered for, with independent butchers, bakers, florists, boutique fashion, a fishmonger and a post office all within easy reach. Local coffee shops like The Little Yellow Pig, Short & Stout and Echinida as well as the award winning restaurant, Sticky Walnut makes this a little piece of heaven in Chester.
Parks & Green Spaces
Whilst it may be built up with a mixture of terraced homes and large Victorian properties, there are a lot of green spaces dotted around the area. Hoole Recreation Ground on Faulkner Street provides a pleasant local park with open lawns and children’s play facilities and is a popular gathering spot for families throughout the year.

Alexandra Park has open air tennis courts, a large play area facility and a scenic walk cut through to large open fields where you can expect to see Sunday football as well dog walkers enjoying the space.

The world-famous River Dee and its picturesque Meadows are within a short cycling or walking distance, offering riverside walks, rowing and a much-loved green lung stretching through the heart of Chester. Grosvenor Park, one of the finest Victorian parks in the North West, is equally accessible and hosts open-air theatre, bandstand performances and seasonal events during the summer months.
Schools & Education
Hoole sits within the catchment area of several highly regarded primary schools. Hoole Church of England Primary School and St Werburgh’s RC Primary are both well regarded and popular with local families. St Martin’s Academy sits in the centre of Hoole as well as Maple Grove School, the latter specialising in the education of autistic children.
For secondary education, the area falls within the catchment for the outstanding Christleton High School, which consistently achieves excellent results and is held in high esteem across the county. The Chester Catholic High School also serves families in the area.
For those seeking independent schooling, Hoole is exceptionally well positioned. The King’s School and The Queen’s School Chester are both within easy reach, together with The Firs School, Abbeygate College at Saighton, and further afield, The Grange School at Hartford and Ellesmere College. Chester University and its associated facilities are also accessible from Hoole, and the proximity to the city centre makes the full range of further education and library resources readily available.
Transport & Connectivity
Hoole is perfectly positioned for transport links, placing it at the centre of regional road and rail networks. Chester Railway Station is just a ten-minute walk from the heart of Hoole, offering regular direct services to London Euston in under two hours, with fast connections to Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly and beyond. Crewe station, with its extensive intercity connections on the West Coast Main Line, is under 20 miles by road and a short train ride away.
You can quickly access the A55 to North Wales as well as the A55 which goes towards Manchester. The M53 lies on the doorstep for access to Liverpool and the wider Wirral and quickly connects to the M56 towards Manchester.
Chester Business Park, Deeside Industrial Park and Wrexham Industrial Estate are all within comfortable commuting distance for those working in commercial and industrial sectors.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport is approximately 22 miles distant, whilst Manchester Airport — the North West’s principal international gateway — lies some 35 miles away via the M56. Hawarden Airport, serving private and corporate aviation, is under 10 miles to the east.
Key Mileage Distances
Chester City Centre — 0.8 miles
Chester Railway Station — 0.7 miles
Chester Business Park — 3 miles
M53 / M56 Junction — 5 miles
Hawarden Airport — 9 miles
Crewe — 18 miles
Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 22 miles
Manchester Airport — 35 miles

Property Features

Spacious lounge with bay window
Fitted kitchen with appliances included
Two double bedrooms
En-suite to master bedroom
Modern family bathroom
Close to amenities & transport links
Easy access to Chester city centre
View across the playing field
Two-way communication system and remote entry to front door

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • St Martins Academy
    0.1 miles
  • St Martin’s Academy Chester
    0.2 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.4 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.7 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.0 miles
Attractions
  • The Suburbs
    0.4 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.4 miles
  • Bawn Lodge
    0.5 miles
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    0.7 miles
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Guilden Sutton Lane

Guilden Sutton

This beautiful family home blends classic features with modern living, yet still offers so much character with its picture rails and impressive woodburning stoves, making it perfect for those who want to move in without lifting a finger. Featuring an open plan kitchen/dining area to the rear which wraps into the sitting room, which gives a cosy feel and ideal place to sit and enjoy views through to the garden beyond.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by the hall, which has panelled doors leading into the main living areas of the home, and a staircase rises to the first floor. The lounge to the front offers a great space with wood effect flooring and the woodburning stove takes centre stage, built within a brick fireplace surround.  The rear of this home is a delightful treat, with a sitting room giving you that all-important second reception room and comes with a further woodburning stove making it a lovely cozy space to sit back in and relax.  The sitting room opening into the extended kitchen/dining space which is in a L-shape configuration, benefiting from modern base and wall mounted units with plenty of worktop preparation space over. The home also has the inclusion of a very handy understairs w/c.

To the first floor, a bright and airy landing provides access to the three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The stunning three-piece shower room complemented by attractive contemporary tiling. Bedrooms one and two are both very spacious, with one benefitting from built-in wardrobes. Bedroom three is a classic single room.

Externally, the property is set back from the road, offering ample off-road parking along the paved drive. The beautifully well stocked rear garden provides something for the whole family! A large paved area makes a perfect spot for entertaining and soaking up the sun, while a manicured lawn, bordered by fencing and mature trees, creates a tranquil escape.  There is a large garden shed with attached workshop as well as a great coved seating area with built in bbq/pizza area making this ideal for entertaining in the warm English weather.

Location

Situated within this most desirable village, Guilden Sutton lies approximately 10-15 minutes travelling distance of Chester city centre, whilst enjoying a semi-rural feel. It has its own gathering of local shopping facilities as well as excellent local schooling for primary education which is within a short walking distance of the property. The property also lies within walking distance of a good public house/restaurant with a more extensive range of facilities available close by in the urban village of Hoole. The property also enjoys easy accessibility to the M53/M56 motorway network.

Property Features

Beautifully presented from top to bottom
Cracking lawn garden to the rear
Spacious lounge to the front
Rear sitting room with woodburning stove
Kitchen/dining room
Attractive bathroom suite
Ample off road parking

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • St Martins Academy
    0.8 miles
  • Hoole Church of England Primary and Nursery School
    0.8 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    1.9 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.3 miles
Attractions
  • Chester Rugby Union Football Club
    0.5 miles
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    1.0 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    1.0 miles
  • The Suburbs
    1.1 miles
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Upton Grange

Upton

This well-presented three bedroom, two bathroom mid-terrace home, ideally situated at 115 Upton Grange, just a short distance from Chester City Centre.

Entering the property, the ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall leading into a bright and comfortable dining room, ideal for family gatherings. To the rear, the contemporary kitchen provides ample cupboard and worktop space, with a utility room, perfect for everyday use. Completing the downstairs is the WC. There is also direct access to the private rear garden, which is great for low maintenance and plenty of enjoyment.

To the first floor, there are two well-proportioned rooms, one being a spacious lounge and the other being a main bedroom with the benefit of a modern en-suite.

The second floor has two further double bedrooms, offering generous space and the benefit of a stylish family bathroom fitted with modern fixtures and fittings. 

Externally, the property benefits from a private rear garden, which has been mainly laid to lawn and a patio area, with parking to the rear of the property.

Location

Located on the northern outskirts of Chester, Upton is one of the most desirable residential suburbs combining a strong sense of community, village identity and excellent access to the city’s amenities as well as the wider regional road and rail network. Dating back to the Doomsday Book of 1086, Upton appeals to growing families, professionals and those seeking a quieter pace of life within easy reach of Chester city centre.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
With several pubs, restaurants and local shops serving the area, it’s no wonder that Upton is popular with the locals, and those looking for a home there. The Mill is a much-loved family-friendly destination pub, serving award-winning ales alongside an extensive food menu whilst The Wheatsheaf Inn on Upton Lane is another established local, popular for its community atmosphere, sports viewing and honest pub food at accessible prices.
National award winners, Fish & Chips @ Weston Grove consistently make headlines for all the right reasons, whilst places like The Indian Brasserie make up for other tastes in the area.
Day-to-day shopping needs are comfortably met within the area. A Morrisons supermarket at the Bache provides a large weekly shop close at hand, complemented by a post office, convenience stores and a selection of independent traders. With Chester on the doorstep, you are never too far away from city centre shopping.
Recreation & Green Spaces
Upton is exceptionally well served on the recreational front. In the heart of the suburb is Upton Park providing a well-maintained open green space and is a focal point for the local community throughout the year. The area also benefits from a bowling green and a Royal British Legion Club, both adding to the strong community fabric of the village.
Golfers will love this. Founded in 1934, Upton-by-Chester Golf Club is located within the suburb itself — an established 18-hole parkland course with mature tree-lined fairways, strategically placed water hazards and USGA specification greens that keep the course playable throughout the year. It is widely regarded as one of the best courses in England.
And finally, perhaps Upton’s most celebrated attraction is Chester Zoo. Sitting directly in the parish boundary it is one of the largest and most visited zoos in the United Kingdom and is often cited as one of the “finest in the world”. For residents, such a star attraction on the doorstep of the city is a privilege and a unique selling point as well.
Schools & Education
There are four primary schools within the civil parish; Acresfield Academy, Mill View Primary School, Upton Heath Church of England Primary School and Upton Westlea Primary School, giving families a genuine choice of setting to suit their preferences.
Upton High School is the local, co-educational state secondary, an above-average-sized school with an on-site sixth form and recently expanded sports facilities serving both pupils and the wider community. The well-regarded Christleton High School is also within reach for families living towards the southern edge of the parish.
Independent schooling is well represented more widely, The King’s School, The Queen’s School, The Firs School & Abbeygate College located across the city providing strong independent options as well.
Transport & Connectivity
Upton is perfectly positioned for transport in and out of city, both on road and rail. Bache railway station, less than a mile from the village centre, sits on the Merseyrail Wirral Line and provides regular services into Chester city centre and onwards to Birkenhead and Liverpool, making it a highly convenient option for daily commuters. Chester railway station, accessible within minutes by road or taxi, offers regular direct services to London Euston just over two hours, with fast connections to Liverpool Lime Street, Crewe, Manchester Piccadilly and beyond.
By road, the A41 Chester to Ellesmere Port trunk road runs directly through the area, providing swift access north towards the M53 motorway and the Wirral, whilst the A5116 Liverpool Road connects to the wider Chester ring road and city centre. The M53 and M56 motorways are both within a short drive, opening up daily travel to Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales with ease. Chester Business Park, Deeside Industrial Park and Wrexham Industrial Estate are all readily accessible for those employed in professional and commercial sectors.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport lies approximately 22 miles to the north, whilst Manchester Airport is around 35 miles via the M56. Hawarden Airport, catering for private and corporate aviation, is within 10 miles to the east.
Key Mileage Distances
• Chester City Centre — 2 miles
• Chester Railway Station — 2.5 miles
• Bache Railway Station — 0.8 miles
• Chester Zoo — 0.5 miles
• Chester Business Park — 4 miles
• M53 Motorway — 4 miles
• M56 Motorway — 7 miles
• Hawarden Airport — 9 miles
• Crewe — 20 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 23.5 miles
• Manchester Airport — 32.7 miles

Property Features

Three well-proportioned bedrooms
Two modern bathrooms
Spacious first-floor lounge
Contemporary fitted kitchen
Separate utility room
Private low-maintenance rear garden
Rear parking
Close to Chester City Centre

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Dorin Park School
    0.6 miles
  • The Queens Lower School
    0.7 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    1.6 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.4 miles
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.4 miles
Attractions
  • Upton by Chester Golf Club
    0.6 miles
  • zippys playworld
    0.8 miles
  • Total Fitness Chester
    0.9 miles
  • Indian Brasserie
    0.9 miles
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Appleton Road

Upton

Nestled in the ever-popular and well-connected area of Upton, this beautifully presented four-bedroom detached dormer bungalow on Appleton Road offers an exceptional blend of space, style, and versatility, perfect for modern family living.

From the moment you arrive, the property makes a lasting impression with its attractive frontage and welcoming feel. Step inside and you are greeted by a bright and spacious hall leading to a thoughtfully designed layout that effortlessly balances open-plan living with cosy retreat spaces.

The heart of the home is a stunning lounge, flooded with natural light and offering a warm yet contemporary atmosphere ideal for both relaxing evenings and entertaining guests. There is also a lovely conservatory accessed from here and boasts the gorgeous garden aspect. The adjoining kitchen is stylish and functional, featuring ample storage and workspace, making it a joy for any home cook. Leading off from the kitchen is the ever so useful utility room, which also has a door leading into the garage.

This versatile home boasts four well-proportioned bedrooms, offering flexibility for growing families, home working, or guest accommodation. Bedrooms two and four are located on the ground floor, perfect for use as bedrooms, or as another living area such as a dining room. Finishing the downstairs is the ever so useful shower room, located between bedroom two and the lounge.

Leading to the first floor, the landing provides access to bedroom one, bedroom three and the shower room. Bedroom one is a great size double with built in wardrobes and cupboard, Bedroom three is another comfortable double. Finishing the first floor is the shower room, which has been fitted with a three-piece suite.

Now on to the exterior of this fantastic family home. On the approach you will instantly appreciate how aesthetically pleasing the property is. The front has a lovely lawn garden with hedging providing great privacy, whilst a driveway offers ample off-road parking and leads to the attached single garage.

Location

Located on the northern outskirts of Chester, Upton is one of the most desirable residential suburbs combining a strong sense of community, village identity and excellent access to the city’s amenities as well as the wider regional road and rail network. Dating back to the Doomsday Book of 1086, Upton appeals to growing families, professionals and those seeking a quieter pace of life within easy reach of Chester city centre.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
With several pubs, restaurants and local shops serving the area, it’s no wonder that Upton is popular with the locals, and those looking for a home there. The Mill is a much-loved family-friendly destination pub, serving award-winning ales alongside an extensive food menu whilst The Wheatsheaf Inn on Upton Lane is another established local, popular for its community atmosphere, sports viewing and honest pub food at accessible prices.
National award winners, Fish & Chips @ Weston Grove consistently make headlines for all the right reasons, whilst places like The Indian Brasserie make up for other tastes in the area.
Day-to-day shopping needs are comfortably met within the area. A Morrisons supermarket at the Bache provides a large weekly shop close at hand, complemented by a post office, convenience stores and a selection of independent traders. With Chester on the doorstep, you are never too far away from city centre shopping.
Recreation & Green Spaces
Upton is exceptionally well served on the recreational front. In the heart of the suburb is Upton Park providing a well-maintained open green space and is a focal point for the local community throughout the year. The area also benefits from a bowling green and a Royal British Legion Club, both adding to the strong community fabric of the village.
Golfers will love this. Founded in 1934, Upton-by-Chester Golf Club is located within the suburb itself — an established 18-hole parkland course with mature tree-lined fairways, strategically placed water hazards and USGA specification greens that keep the course playable throughout the year. It is widely regarded as one of the best courses in England.
And finally, perhaps Upton’s most celebrated attraction is Chester Zoo. Sitting directly in the parish boundary it is one of the largest and most visited zoos in the United Kingdom and is often cited as one of the “finest in the world”. For residents, such a star attraction on the doorstep of the city is a privilege and a unique selling point as well.
Schools & Education
There are four primary schools within the civil parish; Acresfield Academy, Mill View Primary School, Upton Heath Church of England Primary School and Upton Westlea Primary School, giving families a genuine choice of setting to suit their preferences.
Upton High School is the local, co-educational state secondary, an above-average-sized school with an on-site sixth form and recently expanded sports facilities serving both pupils and the wider community. The well-regarded Christleton High School is also within reach for families living towards the southern edge of the parish.
Independent schooling is well represented more widely, The King’s School, The Queen’s School, The Firs School & Abbeygate College located across the city providing strong independent options as well.
Transport & Connectivity
Upton is perfectly positioned for transport in and out of city, both on road and rail. Bache railway station, less than a mile from the village centre, sits on the Merseyrail Wirral Line and provides regular services into Chester city centre and onwards to Birkenhead and Liverpool, making it a highly convenient option for daily commuters. Chester railway station, accessible within minutes by road or taxi, offers regular direct services to London Euston just over two hours, with fast connections to Liverpool Lime Street, Crewe, Manchester Piccadilly and beyond.
By road, the A41 Chester to Ellesmere Port trunk road runs directly through the area, providing swift access north towards the M53 motorway and the Wirral, whilst the A5116 Liverpool Road connects to the wider Chester ring road and city centre. The M53 and M56 motorways are both within a short drive, opening up daily travel to Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales with ease. Chester Business Park, Deeside Industrial Park and Wrexham Industrial Estate are all readily accessible for those employed in professional and commercial sectors.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport lies approximately 22 miles to the north, whilst Manchester Airport is around 35 miles via the M56. Hawarden Airport, catering for private and corporate aviation, is within 10 miles to the east.
Key Mileage Distances
• Chester City Centre — 2 miles
• Chester Railway Station — 2.5 miles
• Bache Railway Station — 0.8 miles
• Chester Zoo — 0.5 miles
• Chester Business Park — 4 miles
• M53 Motorway — 4 miles
• M56 Motorway — 7 miles
• Hawarden Airport — 9 miles
• Crewe — 20 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 23.5 miles
• Manchester Airport — 32.7 miles

Property Features

Four-bedroom dormer bungalow
Sought-after Upton location
Spacious and versatile layout
Bright lounge with conservatory
Stylish, well-equipped kitchen
Two modern shower rooms
Driveway and single garage
Private garden with lawn and hedging

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Dorin Park School
    0.3 miles
  • Newton Primary School
    0.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    1.5 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.4 miles
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.0 miles
Attractions
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    0.6 miles
  • Upton by Chester Golf Club
    0.6 miles
  • Indian Brasserie
    0.6 miles
  • zippys playworld
    0.7 miles
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Alyn Road

Mickle Trafford

This beautifully presented, modern link-detached home has been extensively upgraded in recent years to create a stylish and contemporary living space, ready for immediate occupation. Ideal for purchasers seeking a true “move straight in” property, the home combines high-quality finishes with a bright and well-balanced layout.

The welcoming entrance hallway provides access to the main living areas, a convenient ground floor WC, and stairs rising to the first floor. The lounge features an attractive fireplace and opens into the dining area, where French doors lead through to the conservatory. Offering flexible additional living space, the conservatory overlooks the rear garden and can be adapted to suit a variety of needs all year round, thanks to its solid roof.

Moving into the kitchen, it has been fitted with a modern U-shaped arrangement of base and wall units, enhanced by granite work surfaces and integrated appliances for a sleek, streamlined finish. A useful alcove provides additional storage or space for a freestanding fridge freezer.

To the first floor, the spacious landing leads to the partially boarded loft, accessed by the pull down ladder and all the bedrooms, each of which is generously sized and bedroom one currently fits a king sized bed and they have all been redecorated to a high standard. The newly renovated family bathroom is fitted with a white suite and complemented by attractive wall tiling.

Externally, the property benefits from off-road parking and a single garage to the front. The rear garden enjoys a private aspect and has been designed for ease of maintenance, featuring established borders, and a paved patio seating area, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertaining.

Located in the highly sought-after village of Mickle Trafford, the property offers a peaceful residential setting while remaining within close proximity to local amenities and excellent commuter links.

Location

Just three short miles north-east of Chester, the neighbouring villages of Guilden Sutton and Mickle Trafford offer the increasingly rare combination of genuine village life and city-edge convenience. Quiet, friendly and well-rooted, with countryside on one side and Chester’s amenities barely ten minutes away on the other, the two villages are a firm favourite with families and commuters alike; drawn by their good primary schools, strong community spirit and easy access to the motorway network and the city.
Village Life & Amenities
Guilden Sutton is the more characterful of the two, gathered around the Grade II-listed St John the Baptist’s Church with a primary school, post office, village hall and a clutch of local businesses. At its heart is the Bird in Hand, an inn since 1724 and one of the best-loved pub-restaurants in the Chester area, while the nearby Meadow Lea Farm coffee shop — set on a working dairy farm, complete with its own ice cream — is a popular spot with families and walkers.
Mickle Trafford, a short stroll away, offers an established residential setting with its own well-regarded village primary school, a Co-op and everyday shops, and convenient access to the A56 and rail links. Between them the two villages cover day-to-day needs comfortably, with open countryside and pleasant walks close at hand and the full range of Chester’s shops, restaurants and entertainment only a short drive away.
Both locations offer incredible links in and out of the villages making them ideal for the person or families who need to access other local and wider gems for work and pleasure whilst having all the serenity to stay at home surrounded by countryside and a strong community.
What makes it intentionally different?
Even though they are small, they are well established areas and communities. Houses here are often sought-after from working professionals, families and retirees. That means you have a mix who enjoy the quiet serenity of the place plus, a community who look out for oneanother.
Schools & Getting Around
Both villages are well served for primary education, with Guilden Sutton Primary School and Mickle Trafford Village School both popular with local families, and well-regarded secondary options nearby including Christleton High School. For getting around, the A56 and A51 give swift access to Chester and onward to the M53 and M56, opening up Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales, while Chester’s mainline station — with direct services to London Euston — is only a short drive away.

Key Mileage Distances
• Chester City Centre — 3 miles
• Mickle Trafford — 1 mile
• Chester Railway Station — 3 miles
• Chester Business Park — 5 miles
• M53 / M56 Junction — 4 miles
• Hawarden Airport — 10 miles
• Crewe — 22 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 20 miles
• Manchester Airport — 33 miles

Property Features

Modern link-detached home
Extensively upgraded throughout
Stylish kitchen with granite worktops
Conservatory providing flexible living space
Newly renovated family bathroom and downstairs WC
Private, low-maintenance rear garden
Sought-after village location

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Mickle Trafford Village School
    0.3 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    3.5 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station Nearest available
    2.8 miles
Attractions
  • Chester Fields
    0.8 miles
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Strawberry Fields

Great Boughton

Situated within a popular and well-established residential development in the heart of Great Boughton, this impressive four-bedroom detached family home located in a quiet and attractive cul-de-sac, offering spacious and versatile accommodation, perfectly suited to modern family living.

A welcoming entrance hall provides an inviting first impression, giving access to the principal ground floor accommodation. To the front of the property, the spacious lounge is filled with natural light, creating a warm and comfortable environment for everyday living. Offering ample room for a variety of furnishings, it is an ideal space for both relaxing and entertaining. Positioned adjacent to the lounge, the dining room provides an excellent setting for family meals and formal occasions alike. Double doors lead through to the conservatory, a superb addition that enjoys delightful views over the garden and offers a peaceful retreat throughout the year. Whether used as an additional sitting room, garden room or children’s play area, it provides valuable extra living space. Moving into the kitchen, it has been thoughtfully arranged with an excellent range of fitted units, generous worktop space and plenty of storage, creating a practical and functional environment for everyday cooking. A separate utility room offers additional storage and appliance space while providing direct access outside, helping to keep the main kitchen organised. A particular highlight of the property is the generous home office, which originally was the garage but has been professional converted to an office/bedroom 5, ideal for those working remotely or requiring a dedicated study. Equally, this versatile room could serve as a playroom, hobbies room or additional reception room depending on individual requirements. Completing the ground floor is a convenient cloakroom/WC. Following up the stairs, the first floor offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, providing flexible accommodation for growing families. The principal and second bedrooms are both comfortable doubles, while the remaining two bedrooms are ideal as children’s rooms, guest accommodation or additional office space if required. The family bathroom serves the first floor and the principal bedroom is complemented by an ensuite, providing added convenience for busy households and enhancing the practicality of the home.

Externally, the property occupies an attractive position within this sought-after development. The private rear garden provide a pleasant outdoor setting for relaxing, entertaining and family enjoyment, while driveway parking further adds to the home’s appeal.

The property is situated within the catchment area for highly regarded primary and secondary schools, only 5 minutes away from supermarkets and excellent transport links to the a55, making it convenient for families.

Location

Forming one of the most established and well-connected residential areas on the south-eastern side of Chester, Boughton and Great Boughton offer a compelling blend of suburban convenience and semi-rural charm.

Great Boughton sits just over a mile from the city centre, benefiting from excellent schools, mature green spaces and a strong community identity, whilst the wider Boughton area provides easy access to Chester’s city centre amenities. Together they appeal to growing families, professionals and those seeking a quality of life that balances easy city access with countryside on the doorstep.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
Great Boughton is well served for day-to-day shopping with a local shopping strip providing a grocery store, pharmacy, hairdressers, barbers and takeaway options. The Jolly Gardeners pub is a truly exceptional establishment serving incredible food and a cosy pub environment, whilst the micro-brewery BlueStone has a bit of something different for those wanting a good pint and company.

The Sea Breeze is a local fish and chip shop which has been serving regular customers for over 30 years, whilst other independent cafes like Ginger Monkey and local grocers make up the majority of the strip. Boughton also benefits from three wellness studios offering mixes of Pilates, Yoga and holistic therapy.

Caldy Valley, which makes up a good portion of the space between Great Boughton and Huntington, also has a vets, two major supermarkets and a petrol station providing people with everything they need. With Chester city centre just minutes away by road, the full complement of independent restaurants, bars and shops provides variety that every good town and city should deliver.
Parks & Green Spaces
Sandy Lane Park connects the boroughs of Great Boughton, Huntington and beyond, offering not only play facilities but views over the River Dee and the meadows, whilst Caldy Nature Park offers scenic pathways between the areas as well as sightings of herons and other local wildlife.

The area also provides easy access to attractive countryside walking routes leading towards Christleton, the Shropshire Union Canal towpath and the open farmland surrounding the wider area. The world-famous River Dee and its picturesque Meadows are within comfortable reach, whilst Grosvenor Park, one of the finest Victorian parks in the North West, hosts open-air theatre, bandstand performances and seasonal events during the summer months.
Schools & Education
Families are exceptionally well served in this area. Oldfield Primary School on Green Lane is popular with Great Boughton residents. For secondary education, the outstanding Christleton High School is within easy reach and consistently achieves excellent results. Bishops Bluecoat is also located in Boughton and is a well-regarded option for local families.
The King’s School, The Queen’s School and The Firs School in Chester provide further independent options, whilst Chester University and its associated facilities are readily accessible from the area.
Transport & Connectivity
Boughton and Great Boughton benefit from excellent road connectivity. The A41 and Whitchurch Road provide direct routes into Chester city centre and southward towards Whitchurch, whilst the Chester ring road gives swift access to the wider regional network. Chester Railway Station, accessible within minutes by car, offers regular direct services to London Euston in just over two hours, with fast connections to Liverpool Lime Street, Crewe, Manchester Piccadilly and beyond.

The M53 and M56 motorways are both within a short drive, opening up daily travel to Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales with ease. Chester Business Park, Deeside Industrial Park and Wrexham Industrial Estate are all readily accessible for those employed in professional and commercial sectors.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport lies approximately 22 miles to the north, whilst Manchester Airport is around 35 miles via the M56. Hawarden Airport, catering for private and corporate aviation, is within 10 miles to the east.

Key Mileage Distances
Chester City Centre — 1.5 miles
Chester Railway Station — 2 miles
Christleton High School — 1.5 miles
Chester Business Park — 4 miles
M53 / M56 Junction — 6 miles
Hawarden Airport — 10 miles
Crewe — 18 miles
Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 22 miles
Manchester Airport — 35 miles

Property Features

Four-bedroom detached family home
Spacious lounge and dining room
Bright conservatory overlooking the garden
Versatile home office/playroom
Modern kitchen with utility room
Principal bedroom with en-suite
Driveway parking
Sought-after Great Boughton location

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Huntington Community Primary School
    0.8 miles
  • Hoole Church of England Primary and Nursery School
    1.2 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.2 miles
  • Chester Catholic High School
    1.5 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.4 miles
Attractions
  • THE TWIRL OF HAY
    0.3 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    0.7 miles
  • Ring O’Bells
    0.8 miles
  • Christleton Sports Centre
    0.8 miles
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Dee Banks

Great Boughton

£250,000

2 Beds 1 Bath 1 Reception

Wicker Lane

Guilden Sutton

The view’s, the setting, the location, the space and accommodation on offer – this property has it all and so much more! Tucked away within a beautiful development of barn conversions, the setting of The Steadings is something quite special, offering the best of both worlds, having the peace and tranquillity, yet local amenities and the City just a short distance away. The corner plot position has allowed for this fantastic home to not only offer great internal accommodation, but equally impressive external space, with gardens to the front, side and rear elevations. The Steadings as a whole has been well designed and carefully configured with a keen eye for detail, allowing for each property to boast impressive and attractive facades, combining perfectly with plenty of surrounding space, to include a long private driveway and a tennis court, all of which are bordered by the greenery of open fields. The location box can also be ticked, thanks to this home being situated within the sought after village of Guilden Sutton, where desirable schools and excellent local amenities are all within walking distance.

Now to Laburnham House itself. Upon entering you will immediately appreciate the feeling of space and natural light, with the large entrance hall effortlessly setting the tone for whats to come. From the Hall, you are taken into the living accommodation, Study/music room (or Bedroom four) and shower room, whilst a turned staircase rises to the first floor. The vast accommodation on offer to the ground floor provides fantastic versatility, each room and the proportion size within giving you ample options for utilising the space however suits. The large lounge and its open plan aspect into the dining area is simply perfect for family living and entertaining, with an internal door also leading conveniently to the kitchen. The double doors and windows to each elevation flood the space with natural light, whilst also providing access to the front and side gardens. The kitchen is well fitted with a comprehensive arrangement of wall and base units and leads to the useful and good size utility room. A further reception room situated to the rear is ideal for use as a playroom, snug or sitting room, entirely flexible, enjoying a stunning aspect over the rear garden and the far-reaching views beyond.

To the first floor you will find the three double bedrooms each oozing with character from the exposed beams and vaulted ceilings. The principal bedroom comes complete with its own en suite shower room, and each bedroom enjoys built in wardrobes providing excellent storage facilities. There is a fantastic size family bathroom complete with a four-piece suite, and when we say a fantastic size – it truly is! Finally, a large fully boarded loft stretches the width of the ground floor lounge and is a brilliant size, ensuring you can store all you need and with easy access from one of the bedrooms.

Externally, the gardens to each elevation allow for the sun to be enjoyed throughout the day and offer something for all of the family. The rear garden has the real wow factor though, with its extensive and far-reaching views beyond the lovely garden itself across open fields and farmland, it really is incomparable. There is parking to the front of the property as well as a double garage and additional parking to the rear.

 We feel just about every box has been ticked here, but take a look for yourself.

Location

Just three short miles north-east of Chester, the neighbouring villages of Guilden Sutton and Mickle Trafford offer the increasingly rare combination of genuine village life and city-edge convenience. Quiet, friendly and well-rooted, with countryside on one side and Chester’s amenities barely ten minutes away on the other, the two villages are a firm favourite with families and commuters alike; drawn by their good primary schools, strong community spirit and easy access to the motorway network and the city.
Village Life & Amenities
Guilden Sutton is the more characterful of the two, gathered around the Grade II-listed St John the Baptist’s Church with a primary school, post office, village hall and a clutch of local businesses. At its heart is the Bird in Hand, an inn since 1724 and one of the best-loved pub-restaurants in the Chester area, while the nearby Meadow Lea Farm coffee shop — set on a working dairy farm, complete with its own ice cream — is a popular spot with families and walkers.
Mickle Trafford, a short stroll away, offers an established residential setting with its own well-regarded village primary school, a Co-op and everyday shops, and convenient access to the A56 and rail links. Between them the two villages cover day-to-day needs comfortably, with open countryside and pleasant walks close at hand and the full range of Chester’s shops, restaurants and entertainment only a short drive away.
Both locations offer incredible links in and out of the villages making them ideal for the person or families who need to access other local and wider gems for work and pleasure whilst having all the serenity to stay at home surrounded by countryside and a strong community.
What makes it intentionally different?
Even though they are small, they are well established areas and communities. Houses here are often sought-after from working professionals, families and retirees. That means you have a mix who enjoy the quiet serenity of the place plus, a community who look out for oneanother.
Schools & Getting Around
Both villages are well served for primary education, with Guilden Sutton Primary School and Mickle Trafford Village School both popular with local families, and well-regarded secondary options nearby including Christleton High School. For getting around, the A56 and A51 give swift access to Chester and onward to the M53 and M56, opening up Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales, while Chester’s mainline station — with direct services to London Euston — is only a short drive away.

Key Mileage Distances
• Chester City Centre — 3 miles
• Mickle Trafford — 1 mile
• Chester Railway Station — 3 miles
• Chester Business Park — 5 miles
• M53 / M56 Junction — 4 miles
• Hawarden Airport — 10 miles
• Crewe — 22 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 20 miles
• Manchester Airport — 33 miles

Property Features

Attractive barn conversion situated within a stunning setting
Three/four double bedrooms
Three bathrooms
Well-appointed throughout
Spacious and versatile rooms
Mature gardens to the front side and rear
Double garage plus ample private parking
Communal grounds with its own tennis court
NO ONWARD CHAIN

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Mickle Trafford Village School
    1.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    2.8 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    2.4 miles
Attractions
  • Stamford Bridge Inn
    0.4 miles
  • Chester Rugby Union Football Club
    0.8 miles
  • Ring O’Bells
    1.5 miles
  • Christleton Sports Centre
    1.5 miles
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