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Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3
Harlequin Close, Farndon, CH3

Harlequin Close

Farndon

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Occupying an enviable position within one of Farndon’s most desirable residential developments, this impressive four-bedroom detached home combines generous living space with practical family-friendly design, creating a property perfectly suited to modern family life.

From the moment you step inside, the home offers a welcoming atmosphere. The entrance hall provides access to all the living accommodations, including a spacious lounge, an office, WC, and an impressive open-plan kitchen/dining area. The large lounge enjoys a large bay window overlooking the front aspect, creating a bright and comfortable space to relax, featuring a media wall with built in shelving units.

Designed very much with everyday living in mind, the kitchen forms the heart of the home. Fitted with an attractive range of cabinetry, integrated appliances, and ample granite worktop space, it offers both style and functionality. The adjoining dining area enjoys views over the garden and benefits from French double doors opening directly onto the patio, making it an ideal setting for entertaining guests or enjoying family meals. A separate office provides valuable flexibility, currently used as a craft room.

The first floor offers four generously sized double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from its own contemporary en-suite shower room featuring a large walk-in shower, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom finished with modern tiling and a three-piece suite, including a bath with shower over and glass screen. The loft space has been boarded, perfect for extra storage.

Outside, the property continues to impress. A private driveway provides ample parking and leads to a detached garage, while gated side access opens into the larger than usual well stocked rear garden. Thoughtfully designed and enjoying a good degree of privacy, the garden features a lawned area, established planting, decking, and a paved seating area with a pergola, perfect for outdoor dining and summer entertaining. 

Residents of this attractive development enjoy beautifully maintained green spaces, easy access to Farndon village centre, and excellent transport links to surrounding areas. Offering spacious accommodation throughout and a location that is consistently popular with families, this is a home that is ready to be enjoyed from day one.

Location

Set along the banks of the River Dee on the Cheshire and the Wales border, Farndon and its neighbours Churton and Clutton offer some of the prettiest riverside village living in the area. About 20 minutes from Chester, Farndon is the largest of the three – a thriving village with a real sense of history, long associated with the Tudor mapmaker John Speed and joined to the Welsh village of Holt by a handsome 14th-century stone bridge. With open countryside, the river and a strong community on the doorstep, the area appeals to families, professionals and those seeking a quieter, characterful pace within easy reach of the city.
Village Life & Amenities
Farndon is the practical hub of the three, with a good spread of independent shops, two welcoming pub-restaurants, a pair of cafés, a doctors’ surgery and a primary school, all wrapped around a picturesque village centre and riverside walks towards Holt. Its housing ranges from period cottages and Georgian villas to comfortable family homes and newer developments, offering plenty of choice across the budgets.
A short drive away, the small village of Churton has become something of a dining destination thanks to The White Horse — the acclaimed country pub from Gary Usher’s Elite Bistros, the team behind Chester’s Sticky Walnut. Clutton, the smallest and most rural of the three, sits quietly amid open farmland within the Coddington parish, ideal for those wanting genuine countryside seclusion. Between them, the three villages combine everyday convenience with river, farmland and some of the best walking in west Cheshire.
What makes it intentionally different?
Small village life with access to great amenities, local business culture and easily commutable to Wrexham, Chester, Whitchurch, Oswestry and Shropshire.
Schools & Getting Around
Families are well served by Farndon Primary School at the heart of the village, with well-regarded secondary options including Bishop Heber High School at nearby Malpas. For getting around, the A534 and A41 give swift access to Chester to the north and Wrexham just across the border, while the wider motorway network and Chester’s mainline station — with direct services to London Euston — are within comfortable reach for commuters.

Key Mileage Distances
• Chester City Centre — 8 miles
• Holt (Wales) — 0.5 miles
• Churton — 2 miles
• Clutton — 3 miles
• Wrexham — 7 miles
• Chester Railway Station — 8 miles
• A41 (Broxton) — 4 miles
• M53 / M56 Junction — 11 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 30 miles
• Manchester Airport — 38 miles

Property Features

Fabulous family home
Walking distance to many fantastic amenities as well as country walks
Four double bedrooms
Two bathrooms, en suite shower room and family bathroom
Bright spacious lounge featuring a media wall with storage
Large kitchen/dining room
Driveway and single detached garage with side access to the garden
Downstairs WC and home office, currently used as a craft room
Garden larger than usual with well stocked garden

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Holt CP School
    0.7 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The King’s School Nearest available
    5.6 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    7.5 miles
Attractions
  • Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa Nearest available
    3.9 miles
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Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1
Upper Cambrian Road, Chester, CH1

Upper Cambrian Road

Chester

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Situated within the highly sought-after Lock Court development on Upper Cambrian Road, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment offers an elevated position within this modern development, the property enjoys a bright and spacious feel throughout, with well-proportioned accommodation ideally suited to first-time buyers, downsizers and investors alike. 

The heart of the home is the impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen space, creating a sociable and versatile area for both everyday living and entertaining. Large windows allow natural light to flood the room, while the contemporary fitted kitchen is finished with a range of quality units, integrated appliances and ample worktop space. Leading off from the kitchen/dining/living room is the balcony, a perfect place to relax with the outlook of the canal. 

The apartment offers two generous double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from fitted storage and direct access to the well-appointed bathroom. The bathroom itself is finished to a high standard, featuring a modern white suite with separate bath and shower facilities with access from the bedroom and hall. The property also comes with one designated parking space.

Lock Court forms part of Chester’s increasingly popular Garden Quarter, a vibrant and well-connected location that combines peaceful canal-side walks with excellent access to the city’s extensive amenities. Chester Racecourse, the historic city walls, a range of independent bars and restaurants, and the Greyhound Retail Park are all within easy reach, while excellent transport links provide convenient access to the wider region.

Location

The famous rows offer a wide range of shopping facilities together with wine bars, restaurants, cafes and public houses while the River Dee offers a range of recreational facilities including pleasant walks across the meadows. The Roodee Racecourse boasts one of the city’s main social events at the May meeting and other meetings at various times throughout the year. As well as the extensive shopping and leisure facilities in the city, which include health and fitness centres, a tennis club, golf clubs, museums and parks, there is easy access to the Chester southerly bypass to North Wales and M53 motorway. Chester’s main station has regular train services and a two hour intercity service to London Euston. Both Liverpool and Manchester are within easy reach and served with international airports.

A cultural haven, Chester offers an excellent range of bars, restaurants, cafes, shops and places like the newly built Waitrose and M&S are just a short walk from your front door. The city has charming appeal with its historic Tudor and Medieval architecture, making it one of the best cities in the country to live in, further recreational facilities include:
• Shopping
• Cafes and Bars
• Chester Racecourse
• Rowing on the River Dee
• Art Galleries, Museums and a Cathedral
The mainline railway and motorway links provide good commuting and some of the best schools in the region are located in the city.
Chester has excellent access to the motorway network and is within commuting distance to Liverpool and Manchester.

Chester to Manchester: 40 miles
Chester to Liverpool: 30 miles
Chester to Manchester International Airport: 30 miles
Chester to John Lennon Airport: 24 miles

Chester is well connected with rail travel to Liverpool, Manchester and beyond. The main Chester station is 10 to 15 minute walk from your front door, with a direct rail link to London Euston taking just over 2 hours. Similarly, your train journey to Manchester City centre is just over an hour and to Liverpool just over 40 minutes.

Property Features

Two spacious double bedrooms
Elevated position within Lock Court
Bright open-plan living space
Contemporary fitted kitchen
Modern bathroom with bath & shower
Principal bedroom with fitted storage
Sought-after Garden Quarter location
Excellent access to Chester city centre

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Chester Blue Coat CE Primary School
    0.2 miles
  • The Queens Lower School
    0.6 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School
    0.4 miles
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.0 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.9 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.0 miles
Attractions
  • Northgate Arena
    0.4 miles
  • Total Fitness Chester
    0.4 miles
  • PureGym Chester
    0.5 miles
  • Booth Mansion
    0.5 miles
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Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2
Signal Court, Lightfoot Street, CH2

Signal Court

Lightfoot Street

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Situated within the highly desirable Signal Court development, this spacious ground floor apartment offers an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, professionals, downsizers or investors looking to secure a home in one of Chester’s most sought-after locations. Positioned just a short stroll from Hoole’s vibrant high street, Chester Railway Station and the city centre, the property combines convenience with comfortable modern living. 

The accommodation is accessed via a welcoming entrance hall leading into a generous central hallway, providing access to all principal rooms. The bright and spacious living/dining room enjoys an abundance of natural light, creating an ideal space for both relaxing and entertaining. The fitted kitchen offers a practical layout with a range of wall and base units, ample worktop space and room for everyday appliances. There are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from its own en-suite shower room. A separate family bathroom serves the second bedroom and guests, making the apartment ideal for those seeking versatile living accommodation.

Externally, the property enjoys well-maintained communal grounds together with an allocated parking space and additional visitor parking.

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

Ground-floor apartment
Two generous double bedrooms
Principal bedroom with en-suite shower room
Spacious living/dining room
Fitted kitchen
Separate family bathroom
Allocated parking space
Well-maintained communal grounds
Highly sought-after Hoole location

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • St Werburgh’s & St Columba’s Catholic Primary School
    0.1 miles
  • Hoole Church of England Primary and Nursery School
    0.3 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    0.8 miles
  • The Queens School Senior School
    1.1 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.3 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.2 miles
Attractions
  • The Suburbs
    0.3 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.3 miles
  • Bawn Lodge
    0.4 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    0.6 miles
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Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2
Thomas Brassey Close, Hoole, CH2

Thomas Brassey Close

Hoole

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Situated within the ever-popular Thomas Brassey Close development, this beautifully presented three-bedroom apartment offers stylish, low-maintenance living in one of Chester’s most desirable locations. Ideally positioned within walking distance of Hoole’s vibrant high street, Chester city centre and the railway station, the property is perfectly suited to first-time buyers, professionals, downsizers and investors alike.

The largest design within the development of apartments, the accommodation is bright, spacious and well maintained throughout. An inviting entrance hall leads to a generous living/dining room, providing a comfortable and versatile space for both relaxing and entertaining, the space perfectly enhanced by its unique shape and lovely feature windows. The separate fitted kitchen offers a practical layout with ample storage and work surface space. There are three bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with en suite, while the second and third bedroom are ideal for a guest room, home office or nursery. The modern bathroom comes complete with a white three piece suite and complemented with attractive tiling.

Externally, the property benefits from an allocated parking space together with additional visitor parking, all set within well-maintained communal grounds.

Location

Hoole has fast become arguably one of Chester’s most sought after suburbs. The demand for the area is at an all time high and who can blame them! There is so much to offer just within the immediate locality from boutique shops to bars and award winning restaurants. However, the City centre is within walking distance where there is a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities. Hoole’s character and charm comes from a great deal of Victorian style properties where most have been sympathetically upgraded and restored to provide a modern blend of tradition and style. Now known as “Notting Hoole”, the name says it all. For travel the property is within a mile or so of the M53 motorway and Chester Station is within walking distance for travel both to London and the other major cities across the North West. Could we get anymore central? Location is everything!

Property Features

Well-presented three-bedroom apartment
Bright and spacious living/dining room
Separate fitted kitchen
Modern bathroom
Allocated parking space
Well-maintained communal grounds
Walking distance to Hoole, Chester city centre and the railway station
Excellent transport links

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • St Werburgh’s & St Columba’s Catholic Primary School
    0.1 miles
  • St Martin’s Academy Chester
    0.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    0.8 miles
  • The Queens School Senior School
    0.9 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.1 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.0 miles
Attractions
  • Bawn Lodge
    0.1 miles
  • The Suburbs
    0.2 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.2 miles
  • Northgate Arena
    0.5 miles
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Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3
Horton Lane, Tarvin, CH3

Horton Lane

Tarvin

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The standard of finish and internal living space this exceptional barn conversion provides will leave you wanting for nothing more.  Built by award-winning developers, this most exciting, prestigious Eco development has been finished to the highest of standards to provide the perfect home. Horton Hall Barns has open views, generous gardens, a driveway, a separate garage with an office over and a stunning three-quarters of a mile driveway providing an exclusive setting for anyone requiring peace and tranquillity.

Horton Hall Barn is a family home with a magnificent rear Kitchen/Dining/Living area with ‘chill out’ snug area and bi-fold doors opening out to the large family garden with panoramic views. The room affords a stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove set in. To the kitchen, having been handmade by ‘Holmewood Kitchens’, it really is the perfect place for any cook with granite work tops, matching upstands and inset sills, built-in appliances and breakfast seating area off the centre island, be assured the wow factor is provided when you see this room. The hallway opens into a sitting area. In addition, there is a formal lounge with a stone fireplace that has provisions for a wood burner. WC and utility room complete the ground-floor accommodation.

On the first floor the light and airy landing has doors leading off into the main bedrooms and boiler cupboard.  The master bedroom has the most amazing views thanks to the cleverly designed window system, while you have your own luxurious ensuite shower room.  The second bedroom comes with its own ensuite shower room too, while bedrooms three and four are cleverly designed to share a jack and jill shower room.

If you are in the market for a home that benefits a semi-rural setting in a small and tranquil setting with the huge benefit of underfloor heating, triple glazing, cavity walls, and Nu Heat air source heat pumps. This is a must-see!

Location

Tarvin is an increasingly popular village located just 6 miles from Chester and Tarporley, close to access points to the A51 and A54. It has a population of about 4,200 people and the ward covers about 17sq miles. In recent times the village has been the subject of an impressive scheme of improvement and boasts an excellent range of day to day amenities and shops to include Jessops Deli, Co-op store, two churches, newsagents, three public houses/restaurants, Chinese Restaurant, fish and chip shop and individual retail outlets. There is also within the village a doctors’ surgery and good Ofsted rated primary school. A greater range of shops and services can be found on the nearby Georgian High Street of Tarporley which is famed for its traditional pubs, restaurants and excellent day to day amenities. The area as a whole also enjoys a very central location with a direct bus route through to Chester and excellent connections via rail can be found at Chester City Centre and Crewe Railway Station. Manchester / Liverpool International Airports are both found within 45 minutes’ drive of the property whilst Chester City Centre can be reached by car within 10-15 minutes.

Property Features

Small courtyard development
Stunning private setting
Four bedrooms three bathrooms
Open plan kitchen/dining/living area
Sperate lounge with stone fire place and woodburning stove
Large hallway with space for cozy seating area
Beautiful landscaped gardens
Garage with useful boarded storage area over
Close to Tarvin & Kelsall villages

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Tarvin Primary School Nearest available
    1.5 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    5.5 miles
Transport
  • Mouldsworth Railway Station Nearest available
    1.7 miles
Attractions
  • The Cornichon
    1.1 miles
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Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3
Kirkwood Close, Vicars Cross, CH3

Kirkwood Close

Vicars Cross

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Situated within the highly sought-after residential area of Vicar’s Cross, this beautifully presented two-bedroom home offers a fantastic opportunity to acquire a property that is ready to move straight into. Ideally positioned for convenience, the property is just a short walk from Hoole High Street, offering a vibrant selection of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants. A pleasant stroll along the Shropshire Union Canal provides scenic access into Chester city centre and its extensive range of amenities, while Chester railway station is also within easy reach, offering excellent transport links to Manchester, Liverpool, and beyond.

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a useful entrance vestibule which provides ample space for coats and shoes, creating a practical separation from the main living accommodation. A staircase rises to the first floor, while access is provided to the spacious lounge. The lounge is well-proportioned and filled with natural light, offering a comfortable and inviting space for both relaxation and entertaining. Clever use of the area beneath the staircase provides valuable additional storage, helping to maximise the functionality of the room. Positioned to the rear of the property, the kitchen has been fitted with a stylish range of modern wall and base units, offering generous storage and worktop space. The layout has been designed with practicality in mind, making it ideal for everyday living. French doors open directly onto the rear garden, creating a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces and allowing plenty of natural light to flow through the room. 

To the first floor, the property boasts two generously sized double bedrooms. Both rooms benefit from large windows which flood the accommodation with natural daylight, creating bright and airy living spaces. The principal bedroom provides excellent proportions for a range of furniture arrangements, while the second bedroom offers flexibility as a guest room, home office, or additional bedroom. The family bathroom is fitted with a contemporary white three-piece suite comprising a bath with shower over, wash hand basin, and WC. Attractive fully tiled walls provide a modern finish while ensuring ease of maintenance. An additional over-stairs storage cupboard further enhances the practicality of the accommodation. The loft is boarded with shelves, great for storage.

Externally, the property continues to impress. To the front, there is off-road parking for three vehicles together with access to a detached garage, providing valuable storage or potential workshop space. The rear garden offers an excellent outdoor retreat, designed to be low maintenance while still providing ample space for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying the warmer months. The garden also benefits from a pleasant private aspect, creating a peaceful and secluded environment.

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

Highly sought-after Vicar's Cross location
Beautifully presented throughout
Spacious and bright lounge
Modern fitted kitchen with French doors
Two generous double bedrooms
Contemporary family bathroom
Driveway parking for three vehicles
Detached garage and private rear garden
Short walk along the canal to Chester city centre

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
    0.9 miles
  • The Queens School Senior School
    1.3 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
    0.6 miles
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Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2
Oakfield Avenue, Upton, CH2

Oakfield Avenue

Upton

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Nestled within one of Upton’s most desirable residential locations, this attractive three-bedroom detached bungalow presents a wonderful opportunity for buyers seeking spacious, versatile and well-balanced accommodation, all set on a generous plot with the added benefit of an attached garage and ample off-road parking.

Beautifully arranged throughout, the property offers an inviting and practical layout designed for modern living. At the heart of the home is a superb open-plan kitchen and dining area, creating a sociable space perfect for everyday family life, entertaining guests and enjoying relaxed dining with French doors leading to the back garden. Additionally, a separate lounge provides a warm and welcoming retreat, enhanced by a charming bay window that fills the room with natural light.

The property benefits from three well-proportioned bedrooms, offering flexibility for a range of lifestyles, whether accommodating family members, visiting guests or creating a dedicated home office. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the internal accommodation for all bedrooms.

Outside, the property continues to impress with established gardens that provide an excellent space for outdoor entertaining, gardening enthusiasts or simply enjoying peaceful surroundings. The attached garage offers valuable storage and practicality, while the driveway provides convenient off-road parking.

Combining spacious single-storey living, excellent potential and a highly sought-after location, this delightful bungalow is sure to appeal to a wide range of buyers.

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

Detached three-bedroom bungalow
Sought-after Upton location
Spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room
Bright lounge with bay window
Well-proportioned bedrooms
Established private gardens
Attached garage and storage
Ample off-road parking
South facing rear garden

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Dorin Park School
    0.7 miles
  • Newton Primary School
    1.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    2.4 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.1 miles
Attractions
  • Indian Brasserie
    0.3 miles
  • Upton by Chester Golf Club
    0.4 miles
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    0.9 miles
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Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3
Daniell Way, Great Boughton, CH3

Daniell Way

Great Boughton

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Tucked away in this lovely setting with direct access into the lovely Caldy Valley Nature Park, this home benefits from a peaceful, tree-lined position that makes it stand out from the rest. While the location offers excellent access to local schools, shops, and road networks, the leafy surroundings give the impression of a rural retreat—offering your very own slice of countryside just beyond the front door.

Upon entering, you’re immediately greeted by a sense of space. The entrance hall features a staircase rising to the first floor, with doors leading into the main living areas of the home. The lounge is situated to the side of the property and enjoys a lovely dual aspect, with a forward-facing window and sliding doors leading into the conservatory, which offers a fantastic space for your comfort chairs to relax in, admiring the garden. The dining room is separate from the kitchen and allows plenty of space for a formal dining table and chairs, but if you fancy the large open plan feel, you could very simply knock the wall through and open the kitchen up. The kitchen is well presented and equipped with ample base and wall units, while a useful utility room leads off and gives space for your white goods and has a side door to the rear garden.  Completing the ground floor space is a downstairs w/c so useful and handy for modern-day living.

Upstairs, the landing gives access to four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom is a bright and spacious room with the benefit of a well-appointed en suite. The remaining bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom fitted with a modern three-piece suite and complementary tiling.

Externally, the property occupies a generous plot, a driveway provides off-road parking and leads to a detached double garage. A side gate gives access to the enclosed area behind the garage, offering a practical space for concealed storage. The garden is perfect for families with mature planted boarders wrapping around the lawn area, while there are two seating areas for outside dining and entertaining with friends and family.  The private aspect only adds to the appeal of the home, so if you are looking for a family home in one of the most sought-after roads in the area, then we can’t wait to show you around this gem.

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

Fantastic family home
Four bedrooms
Two bathrooms
Large lounge with separate dining room
Conservatory
Kitchen with utility room
Downstairs w/c
Driveway and detached double garage
Private mature garden to the rear with a great sunny aspect

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Huntington Community Primary School
    0.7 miles
  • University Church Free School (UCFS)
    1.0 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    0.8 miles
  • Chester Catholic High School
    1.1 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.2 miles
Attractions
  • THE TWIRL OF HAY
    0.5 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    0.7 miles
  • The Handbridge
    1.0 miles
  • Ring O’Bells
    1.2 miles
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Dee Banks

Great Boughton

£250,000

2 Beds 1 Bath 1 Reception
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4
Merton Drive, Westminster Park, CH4

Merton Drive

Westminster Park

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Situated within the ever-popular Westminster Park, this spacious and well-planned four-bedroom family home offers versatile accommodation, perfectly suited to modern family living. Enjoying generous reception space, a large kitchen/dining room, a separate utility, integral garage and flexible first-floor accommodation.

A covered porch provides shelter before entering the welcoming entrance hall, creating an inviting first impression and giving access to the principal ground floor accommodation. To the front of the property is a bright and spacious lounge, featuring a large window overlooking the front garden. The generous proportions provide ample space for a variety of seating arrangements, making it an ideal room for both everyday family life and entertaining guests.

The heart of the home is undoubtedly the impressive kitchen/dining room. Fitted with a comprehensive range of units and work surfaces, the kitchen offers excellent preparation space while comfortably accommodating a family dining table. A useful utility room adds practicality, and the room enjoys direct access to the side of the property, creating an easy flow for everyday living.

An inner hall links the storage room to the integral garage which also provides access to the downstairs WC, creating an exceptionally practical layout for busy family life. The garage offers excellent secure parking, workshop space or further storage, while also presenting potential for conversion, subject to the necessary permissions.

The first-floor landing sits centrally within the home, providing access to all bedrooms, the family bathroom and useful storage. The principal bedroom is a spacious double room overlooking the front of the property, offering built-in wardrobes and additional room for bedroom furniture.

The second bedroom spans nearly the full width of the garage below and is currently arranged as a sitting room. This impressive space could easily serve as a guest suite, home office, games room or additional family reception room, offering excellent flexibility to suit changing family needs. Bedrooms three and four are both well-proportioned bedrooms, ideal for children, guests or home working, with space for bedroom furniture and excellent natural light. Completing the first floor is the family bathroom, fitted to serve all four bedrooms and conveniently positioned off the landing.

The property benefits from an integral garage and driveway parking, together with gardens providing outdoor space for family enjoyment and entertaining. The established setting within Westminster Park offers a pleasant residential environment whilst remaining close to local amenities, schools and transport links into Chester city centre and beyond.

Location

Westminster Park/Lache Lane is a popular and sought-after residential location, which provides an excellent parade of shops for everyday needs to include a Cooperative food store with post office, a deli, butchers and a fishmonger. Local Primary and Secondary schooling are available. There are also a number of independent schools within easy driving distance including King’s School, Queen’s School and Abbeygate College. Buses also run along Lache Lane into the City centre, which is only about 1.5 miles away. The famous rows in Chester offer a wide range of shopping facilities together with wine bars, restaurants, cafes and public houses, whilst the River Dee offers a range of recreational facilities including pleasant walks across the Meadows.

Property Features

Spacious lounge
Generous kitchen/dining room
Separate utility room
Downstairs WC
Integral garage
Versatile first-floor sitting room/bedroom
Family bathroom
Driveway parking

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Lache Primary School
    0.4 miles
  • St. Clare’s Catholic Primary School
    0.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The King’s School
    0.5 miles
  • Chester Catholic High School
    1.3 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    2.4 miles
Attractions
  • Westminster Park
    0.9 miles
  • Ginger Monkey Play Cafe and Boutique
    1.0 miles
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