Thirlmere Road

Newton

Early viewing recommended! This end of terrace home offers a lovely set back position with a green area to the front, along with a completely private aspect to the rear, top this with a corner plot and you’ll see this is a rare opportunity! Newton has fast become an area for extremely high demand thanks to its great local amenities, desirable schools and walking distance to Hoole. Offering spacious and well-proportioned accommodation throughout, this attractive property is ideal for a range of buyers including first-time purchasers, young families, and those looking to enjoy the vibrant lifestyle and excellent amenities that Newton and Hoole has to offer. Combine this with great potential for further improvement and you can create a pretty impressive home.

 

The accommodation begins with a welcoming entrance hall, creating a pleasant first impression and providing access to the principal ground floor rooms. The lounge is located to the front of the house, creating a comfortable and inviting living space, with plenty of natural light enhancing the room’s warm and homely feel. The property benefits from a spacious kitchen providing practical storage and work surface space, whilst a door leads conveniently into the separate dining room. Doors from the dining room to the lounge provides a sociable layout for modern living, with the ability to close off for those cosier evenings. Upstairs, the property offers three reasonable size bedrooms and a shower room, which has been recently re-fitted to offer a three piece white suite and attractive tiling.

 

Externally, the rear garden has been paved to boast an easy to maintain space, with a large shed offering fantastic storage. A completely private aspect sets this property apart from the rest, being a real rarity!

 

The seller of this property is extremely motivated to sell, allowing for a great buy!

Location

Sitting between Upton and Hoole, Newton is a highly desirable residential suburb where a strong village identity mixed with different styles of homes and access to good schooling and transport links makes it perfect for families, working professionals and those looking to get onto the housing ladder whilst still only being minutes from Chester city center.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
With several pubs, restaurants and local shops serving the area, it’s no wonder that Newton is popular with the locals, and those looking for a home there.
With a regular bus service that gets locals in and out of the city, a transport network on the doorstep and even easy to access walks into Hoole and Upton, you are well looked after in Newton.
The Kingsway shopping centre has the locals favourite, Jeff’s for takeout, a small grocery shop, a pharmacy and a hair salon. There is the Limewood Field’s Skatepark and large grass area located near to that for a small walk, perfect for anyone who needs to take their dog for a walk. Equally, just over the other side of this park is the Hoole Coronation Recreation Ground and on the other side, Upton park.
Because of their proximity to these other areas, you are going to be well served no matter what you need, such as the award-winning butchers and fishmongers in Hoole or the award-winning Fish and Chip shop in Upton.

Recreation & Green Spaces
The Limewood fields across from the Kingsway shops offers a lot green open spaces where you see many people take their dogs for a walk as well as a play facility for kids. It’s deceivingly bigger than it looks with access to the millennium walkway and with enough space to go for a stroll and take you to other parts of Newton.

Equally, you are a stones throw from Hoole and access to their parks and recreation spaces is a short 20 minute walk away.
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
Newton is one of the best positioned localities for transport in and out of city, both on road and rail. Bache railway station sits less than a mile from the village centre, with links 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 Airport – 18.5
• Manchester Airport – 17 miles

Property Features

Desirable end terraced home with a corner plot position
Three good size bedrooms
Motivated seller offering a fantastic price!
Set back position with green area to the front
Fantastic location with great local amenities and walking distance to Hoole
Bright and spacious lounge
Spacious kitchen and separate dining room
Rear garden with low maintenance paving
Completely private aspect to rear

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • St Martins Academy
    0.3 miles
  • St Martin’s Academy Chester
    0.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    1.6 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.9 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.0 miles
Attractions
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    0.5 miles
  • The Suburbs
    0.6 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.6 miles
  • Bawn Lodge
    0.7 miles
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Wervin Road

Wervin

Smart living, seamlessly done

Behind the calm, contemporary design lies a perfectly finished family home that oozes quality and attention to detail.

Tucked away in the quaint village of Wervin, just a short drive from Upton and some ten minutes from Chester, The Paddocks, offers quiet countryside living, yet still offers such easy access to Chester as well as major road links close by.

Contemporary country living

This imposing designed home offers an uplifting, contemporary feel full of unexpected detail and flow, packed with modern tech but rooted in a peaceful, rural setting. Discreet and unassuming from the rear which opens up into a spectacular sweep of space and light. The Paddocks is a rare blend: high-spec, high-ceilinged and utterly one-of-a-kind home for the area.

Prior to its transformation into a striking modern home, The Paddocks was a typical large-build 1960s home built with the brick of its time and nestled along a quiet country lane. Our current sellers bought The Paddocks through us 5 years ago and have been on an incredible journey until now to create this truly remarkable home.

Transformed by our sellers, The Paddocks has been reimagined into a contemporary country home that is truly set in mind for the family of the future. 

A warm welcome

Beyond the extensive curved driveway, the expansive parking area sweeps around the side and to the rear of the home, providing substantial parking for residents and guests. The garage to the side is spacious with an electronically operated door system and is ideal for storage or better still, a place for your weekend sports car!

Step through the front door and the full impact of The Paddocks reveals itself. Herringbone flooring runs underfoot in the entrance hall, reflecting the natural light that floods in from every direction.

Light filled living

Sightlines pull you forward immediately – through the hallway, across the living areas and out to the wall of glass that frames the garden and distant fields beyond. Open and light, with a sense of calm clarity, the main entertaining spaces branch off in all directions – each with its own distinct mood – yet with a palette that remains harmonious, modern and timeless. Overhead, the combined recessed spotlights and cascading pendant lights shine light down from the double-height ceiling and first-floor landing above.

To the left, the living room is the perfect place to relax and unwind at the end of the day, drenched in light from windows to two aspects, with its contemporary wall-mounted fireplace and mood lighting built into a fake ceiling mount, which is just stunning for a family cinema night. Beyond the double doors, lies what is currently being used as a playroom, but could also be a sitting room with those windows and views to the garden always in site where very you look.

Feast your eyes

From the entrance hall, step through tall, glazed doors to the right and into the heart of the home – the spectacular open-plan kitchen and dining space, perfectly designed for both entertaining and everyday life, light spills in from bifolding doors that provide instant access out onto the patio and garden beyond for effortless alfresco dining. A room where mornings begin – coffee in hand, doors open, sun streaming in – and where evenings stretch out around the dining table or island; this kitchen-dining-living space is the true heart of the home.

A chef’s dream, the shaker style kitchen is fully equipped with a full range of built-in appliances for all you day to day needs; there is even a concealed pantry cupboard. The centre breakfast bar matches the design of the wall units and offers a double-depth marble worktop over curved cut edges for an eye-catching feature.

Tucked off the kitchen, the spacious utility with plumbing for a washing machine and dryer also leads to the handy ground floor shower room, a chic and stylish room, and what home wouldn’t be complete without a cloakroom for when you come in from a long walk and need to unload your coats and shoes.

Home working

Tucked just off the hallway, the office is a room with bespoke built-in units and worktop space, cleverly positioned to be away from the more active living areas of the home.

Returning to the main entrance hall, a wrought iron staircase ascends from the hallway to a carpeted landing where the principal suite unfolds to the right.

Breathtaking bedrooms

Beyond the door, the primary suite opens into a cleverly zoned and light-filled sanctuary. The bespoke dressing area is arranged in a horseshoe of fitted wardrobes beneath the high vaulted ceiling, creating a sense of intimacy without closing off the space. Storage is abundant, spot lighting enhancing the sense of calm, considered luxury.

Refresh and revive in the ensuite, a calm, contemporary space with clean lines and subtle warmth. A walk-in double rainfall shower, twin wash basins set upon a two-drawer floating vanity unit.

Beyond the dressing area, the main bedroom opens out, extensive and drenched in light. A dramatic vaulted ceiling frames the full-height gable window, where floor-to-ceiling glass draws the countryside vistas in, offering uninterrupted views across the garden and green fields beyond.

 Along the landing, discover the remaining bedrooms at The Paddock. Which are all spacious and enjoy views in any direction you look. The family bathroom allows you to revive your senses in the sublime and spacious room, where an enormous bathtub is bathed in light from the window above, and a separate walk-in wet room-style shower awaits, alongside twin wash basins and a WC.

With far reaching views out over the rear patio and striped, manicured lawn to the rear, another incredibly sized bedroom awaits.

Outdoor oasis

A home with fantastic kerb appeal, the gardens, though landscaped and well maintained to the front, the spaciousness and serenity that awaits around the side and opening up to the rear.

Here, open lawn stretches out beyond the porcelain patio creating a haven for entertaining and unwinding. Entirely private and enveloped in green fields, the rear garden is a true extension of the home. The newly built outside kitchen offers unparalleled entertaining space being covered for all eventualities of weather and with a enclosed room if you choice you can simply all eat and dine all year around in a space that’s designed to be the a step outside the home – perfect for alfresco dining, parties or simply catching the sun throughout the day. 

Cabin living

The sellers have installed a three-bedroom cabin for use of family and friends to come over and stay, with three bedrooms, an open living kitchen/dining area and two bathrooms; be sure your guests will be well catered for here.

The Paddocks: your home in waiting 

There is no doubt that attention to detail in all corners of this home has been thought through before any work took place, and consultation with the architect and builders has produced this amazing home with the careful and consider watch of our sellers, a home they can be proud to say they managed to create and one that you can be sure will make you and your family many happy memories for a long time to come.

Location

Wervin is a small village close to all the amenities that the city of Chester has to offer. With its historical Chester Rows, charming cathedral and abundance of shops and restaurants, Chester is a popular, vibrant city. Chester Zoo, several golf clubs and established cycling, running and walking routes (some taking in the Shropshire Union Canal) provide a wealth of local leisure activities. There is a good local choice of state and private schools including Acresfield Primary School, Upton Heath C of E Primary School, The Hammond Independent School, Upton-by-Chester High School and The Kings and The Queen’s Schools. Wervin is well placed for main road networks (M53 and M56).

Property Features

Striking, contemporary home
High-tech, premium-quality finishes
Light-filled and airy throughout
Primary bedroom with en suite and walk-in wardrobe
Substantial private parking
Beautifully private gardens
Additional three-bedroom cabin, ideal for independent or external living

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Mickle Trafford Village School Nearest available
    1.9 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    3.6 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station Nearest available
    2.4 miles
Attractions
  • Indian Brasserie Nearest available
    1.6 miles
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Grafton Mews

Chester

Situated within a quiet and convenient residential location close to Chester city centre, this well-presented one-bedroom apartment offers an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, investors, or those looking to downsize. 

The accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall with stairs leading to the first floor and access to the rear garden. A bright and spacious living/dining room located on first floor providers a great space for relaxing and family dining. A fitted kitchen is located just off the living/dining room which has plenty of natural light. The generous double bedroom and a lovely modern family bathroom are both good in size, great for day-to-day living.

Externally, the property benefits from a private rear garden and one allocated parking space to the rear, a rare feature for an apartment, providing ideal outdoor space for relaxing or entertaining.

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

Quiet residential location
Close to Chester city centre
Well-presented throughout
Spacious living/dining room
Generous double bedroom
Stylish contemporary bathroom
Private rear garden

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Chester Blue Coat CE Primary School
    0.3 miles
  • The Queens Lower School
    0.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School
    0.6 miles
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.0 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.5 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.7 miles
Attractions
  • Total Fitness Chester
    0.2 miles
  • Northgate Arena
    0.2 miles
  • zippys playworld
    0.2 miles
  • Bawn Lodge
    0.5 miles
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Quarry Lane

Christleton

When it comes to location, it will be a hard push to find better! Positioned in the centre of Chester’s most sought-after village of Christleton, this fantastic detached home boasts the perfect blend of location and property. Tucked away at the end of the pretty Quarry Lane, its quiet position is perfect, yet combine this with the open canal aspect to the rear and you really are in your own little oasis. Offering the best of both worlds, you have the peace and quiet of its truly tranquil setting, yet within a short stroll, you have all that Christleton has to offer, with its shops, café, local pub and outstanding schools.

The property has been beautifully improved by our clients with a keen eye for detail and quality, the rear extension particularly, which has allowed for the desirable open plan living, whilst still retaining two separate reception rooms. Our clients have maximised the space available to deliver a family home with all you could need, well-proportioned rooms and plenty of them, all blended perfectly with attractive fittings and décor. You can simply move in and put your feet up.

Upon entering, you are greeted with a bright and spacious hall, emphasised with the open plan aspect to the rear living space. Doors lead to the downstairs WC and two reception rooms, both offering fantastic versatility for use however suits. Holding the heart of the home is the open plan kitchen/dining/living room. Not only a fantastic size thanks to the full width extension across the rear, but perfectly designed to offer flexibility within the space for all living and dining needs. Flooded with natural light from the many windows, there is also a large inset ceiling lantern within the roof and bi-fold doors to the garden, which have been fitted with integral blinds for added privacy, beautifully framing the aspect whilst also offering the convenience of indoor to outdoor living. The kitchen has been well fitted to provide ample storage and granite work surface, inclusive of two large pull out larder storage units and the seamless finish of integral appliances including two side by side fan ovens and a dish washer. A large utility room leads conveniently off, providing further storage and space for white goods.

To the first floor, there is a light and airy landing with doors leading to the four bedrooms and office, perfect for those working from home. The principal bedroom is well proportioned, featuring built in wardrobes and enjoys a fantastic size en suite with a walk in shower, bath, wc and wash basin! The family bathroom offers a bath, wc and wash basin, all complemented perfectly with attractive tiling.  

Externally the property boasts an unrivalled position. Set back from the road there is a large gravel driveway, which can fit four to five cars and a green and leafy outlook to the front. And to the rear is the real show-stopper! Not only does it boast arguably the best canal aspect in the village, but its clever landscaping has allowed for no compromise on privacy where needed. Laid mainly to lawn, there are also beautifully stocked borders and a raised Indian stone patio area, just perfect for those summer evenings. Storage is a must and covered well here with use of a large brick built outbuilding and the garden shed, both of which comes complete with power and lighting.

What a property and what a location!

Location

This cluster of handsome villages on Chester’s eastern edge, Christleton, Rowton, Waverton and Littleton have long been among the most sought-after addresses in the area; prized for their outstanding schools, open fields and strong community life. Christleton alone was voted Cheshire’s best-kept village four years running, and all four settlements share that same well-tended, settled charm. Just a couple of miles from the city centre yet firmly rural in feel, they suit families, professionals, commuters and retirees in equal measure.
Village Life & Amenities
Christleton is the social heart of the group, with the award-winning Ring O’Bells country pub, the Christleton Institute social club, a village store, a much-loved cricket club and the picturesque pond at its centre. Its homes range from grand period houses to characterful worker’s cottages. Neighbouring Littleton, the smallest of the four, is known for its larger, substantial properties and a golf club on Tarvin Road, with quick access to the A51 and the city beyond making it a firm favourite with commuters.
Waverton, the largest by area, has a village store, hairdresser and a local fish & chips, with Jubilee Fields home to junior and adult football, plus a golf club, the famous Crocky Trail and a historic flour mill nearby. Rowton completes the group – a small, historic village beside the A41, best known for the Georgian Rowton Hall, now a country-house hotel, and as the site of the 1645 Battle of Rowton Heath. Together the four villages offer everyday amenities, green space and genuine community within easy reach of everything Chester has to offer.
What makes it intentionally different?
This is where families start, come together and wind down. It’s the kind of location that people carefully choose to spend their days, enjoying the life that village lives bring.
Schools & Getting Around
Schooling is a major draw. Christleton Primary School and the highly regarded Christleton High School are both rated Outstanding by Ofsted and held in high esteem across the county, with Waverton also home to a well-regarded primary school. For transport, the A41 and A51 give swift access to Chester’s ring road and city centre, with frequent bus links throughout. The M53 and M56 open up Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales, while Chester’s mainline station offers direct services to London Euston in just over two hours.

Key Mileage Distances
• Chester City Centre — 2.5 miles
• Christleton High School — 0.5 miles
• Littleton — 1 mile
• Rowton — 1.5 miles
• Waverton — 2 miles
• Chester Railway Station — 3 miles
• A55 / Chester Ring Road — 1.5 miles
• M53 / M56 Junction — 5 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport — 22 miles
• Manchester Airport — 35 miles

Property Features

Stunning detached family home in an idyllic location
Beautifully positioned to enjoy an open canal aspect to the rear
Four bedrooms, three of which have built in wardrobes
Three reception rooms
Extended to the rear to offer a stunning open plan kitchen/dining/living room
Utility room and downstairs WC
Highly desirable central Christleton Village location
Beautifully landscaped garden with great storage facilities
Greatly improved to offer a complete move in ready finish

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Huntington Community Primary School
    1.2 miles
  • Hoole Church of England Primary and Nursery School
    1.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    1.8 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    1.8 miles
Attractions
  • Ring O’Bells
    0.2 miles
  • Christleton Sports Centre
    0.2 miles
  • THE TWIRL OF HAY
    0.6 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    1.0 miles
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Hornbeam Close

Hoole

Situated within a highly sought-after residential location, this beautifully presented two-bedroom, semi detached home offers an exceptional blend of stylish contemporary living, generous proportions, and superb convenience, making it an ideal purchase for families and those seeking a peaceful yet well-connected setting.

Occupying an attractive corner position within a quiet cul-de-sac, the property immediately impresses with its charming kerb appeal, well-maintained frontage, and welcoming entrance. Internally, the accommodation has been thoughtfully designed to provide bright, spacious, and versatile living spaces throughout.

Moving into the kitchen, featuring an excellent range of fitted units, ample work surface space, the space flows effortlessly and enjoys an abundance of natural light. The living/dining room provides a warm and inviting atmosphere, ideal for dining in and relaxing evenings with a sliding door leading into a lovely, bright and cosy conservatory.

To the first floor, the property continues to impress with two well-proportioned bedrooms offering comfortable and stylish accommodation. The bathrooms are finished with modern suites and elegant detailing, creating a luxurious and contemporary feel.

 Externally, the property benefits from beautifully maintained gardens, providing an excellent degree of privacy and ideal spaces for outdoor entertaining, summer dining, or family enjoyment. A driveway that provides ample off-road parking.

Perfectly positioned for access to Chester city centre, highly regarded schooling, local amenities, and excellent transport links, this outstanding home combines convenience with an enviable lifestyle setting.

 Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality, space, and superb location this exceptional property has to offer.

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

Beautifully presented semi detached home
Two well-proportioned bedrooms
Spacious living/dining room and conservatory
Modern fitted kitchen
Attractive corner plot position
Private driveway
Well-maintained rear garden
Quiet cul-de-sac location in Hoole
No Onward Chain

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Hoole Church of England Primary and Nursery School
    0.3 miles
  • St Martins Academy
    0.3 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.4 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.8 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    1.3 miles
Attractions
  • The Suburbs
    0.6 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.6 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    0.7 miles
  • Bawn Lodge
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Wicker Lane

Guilden Sutton

Guilden Sutton remains one of Chester’s most desirable villages, offering a superb blend of semi-rural living and city convenience. Beautifully arranged over two floors, the property combines well-balanced reception rooms, flexible living areas and excellent bedroom accommodation, all within easy reach of Chester city centre, excellent local schooling and major transport links. 

A welcoming central hallway creates an immediate sense of space and flow throughout the ground floor, with stairs rising to the first floor and access to the principal reception rooms. A superbly proportioned main reception room enjoying excellent natural light and generous space for a variety of seating arrangements. Positioned to the rear of the property with direct access into the conservatory, the lounge provides an ideal setting for both relaxed family living and entertaining guests.

Overlooking the garden, the conservatory offers a bright and versatile additional living space perfect for use as a garden room, playroom or informal dining area. Double doors create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.

The spacious kitchen forms the heart of the home, offering an extensive range of worktop and storage space together with ample room for day-to-day family living. The layout provides excellent practicality while maintaining an open and sociable feel Located adjacent to the kitchen, the dining room is ideal for formal dining occasions while also lending itself to use as a snug or a home office.

A highly useful separate utility room offering additional appliance space, further storage and external access, helping to keep the main kitchen area streamlined and functional.

Conveniently situated on the ground floor, the shower room is fitted with a shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC, providing excellent practicality for busy households and visiting guests.

Moving upstairs, a generous principal bedroom positioned to enjoy privacy and excellent proportions, with ample space for wardrobes and additional bedroom furniture. Serving the principal bedroom, the en suite comprises a shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC, creating a comfortable and convenient private space. 

A spacious double bedroom offering excellent flexibility, ideal for older children, guests or even a home working setup alongside bedroom furnishings. A well-balanced bedroom overlooking the rear aspect, offering comfortable accommodation with space for wardrobes and additional storage.

Another substantial bedroom with particularly generous proportions, ideal as a guest suite, teenager’s room or second principal bedroom. The family bathroom is centrally positioned and fitted with a bath, wash hand basin and WC, serving the remaining bedrooms.

A substantial detached garage providing excellent secure parking, workshop potential or additional storage space. Adjoining the garage is a useful separate storage room offering flexibility for hobbies, garden equipment, a gym area or further workspace. The garden is great in size and easy to maintain, perfect for family gatherings or relaxing in the sun.

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

Four bedroom detached family home
Three bathrooms including en suite to principal bedroom
Spacious lounge and separate dining room
Large kitchen and utility room
Bright conservatory overlooking the garden
Detached garage with additional storage room
Highly sought-after Guilden Sutton location
Driveway parking and garden

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Mickle Trafford Village School
    1.1 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School Nearest available
    2.9 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    2.4 miles
Attractions
  • Stamford Bridge Inn
    0.6 miles
  • Chester Rugby Union Football Club
    0.9 miles
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Rushton Drive

Upton

Set within a popular residential area, this well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home on Rushton Drive, Upton offers an excellent opportunity for families, first-time buyers, or those seeking additional space. The property combines comfortable living with a practical layout, creating a warm and inviting home environment.

 This property benefits from a generous ground floor layout, including multiple reception areas, a home office with kitchenette, utility space, sitting room, and additional WC facilities, making it ideal for multi-generational living or guest accommodation. At the heart of the home is a spacious dual-aspect living and dining room, featuring wood block flooring and a charming cast-iron log burner. The breakfast kitchen is well-equipped and connects easily to the main living/dining room with access to all over reception rooms.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes creating a great space for storage. Additionally, a third bedroom consists of a single bed, practical for a spare room, office or more storage. To finish off the top floor, a family bathroom with a spa bath and shower over leads just off the landing.

 Externally, the property enjoys a generous rear garden, with a block-paved driveway and established greenery to the front, great for day-to-day living.

Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this charming home has to offer.

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

Property Features

Three-bedroom semi-detached home
Popular residential location
Spacious dual-aspect living/dining room
Cast-iron log burner feature
Versatile home office with kitchenette
Multiple reception rooms
Generous rear garden
Block-paved driveway and off-road parking

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Dorin Park School
    0.2 miles
  • Newton Primary School
    0.8 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    1.8 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.6 miles
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.4 miles
Attractions
  • Upton by Chester Golf Club
    0.2 miles
  • Indian Brasserie
    0.3 miles
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    0.6 miles
  • zippys playworld
    1.0 miles
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Park Walk

Newton

Beautifully extended, impeccably presented and finished to an outstanding standard throughout, this stunning traditional four-bedroom semi-detached home offers everything today’s family could wish for. From the moment you step inside, it’s immediately apparent that every detail has been carefully considered, resulting in a home that is both elegant and effortlessly practical.

 

The welcoming entrance hall sets the tone beautifully, featuring attractive parquet flooring that adds warmth and character, whilst a convenient ground floor WC provides an essential addition for busy family living. The spacious lounge enjoys a delightful front aspect, where a large picture window allows natural light to pour into the room, creating a bright yet cosy retreat. A stylish feature electric fireplace provides an attractive focal point, making this the perfect space to unwind at the end of the day.

 

Without doubt, the true heart of the home lies to the rear, where an outstanding extension has transformed the rear of the home into an exceptional open-plan living environment. The contemporary kitchen has been beautifully appointed with an extensive range of sleek wall and base units, complemented by integrated appliances and generous worktop space. A central breakfast bar provides the ideal spot for casual dining, morning coffee or somewhere for family and friends to gather whilst meals are prepared. The dining area flows naturally into the stunning family room, where impressive bi-folding doors span the rear elevation, opening directly onto the garden and creating a wonderful connection between inside and out. Overhead, Velux roof windows flood the room with natural daylight, enhancing the sense of space and providing an incredibly bright, airy atmosphere throughout the day. A separate utility room positioned just off the kitchen provides a dedicated space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer, helping to keep the main living areas beautifully organised.

 

To the first floor, the property continues to impress with three generously proportioned bedrooms, each tastefully decorated and offering comfortable accommodation. Bedroom three benefits from a comprehensive range of contemporary fitted wardrobes, providing exceptional storage without compromising on space. Completing this floor is the beautifully four-piece family bathroom, finished with stylish modern tiling.

A further staircase rises to the impressive loft conversion where you will find a superb principal bedroom suite, offering a peaceful sanctuary away from the rest of the house. The generous bedroom is complemented by a beautifully appointed en-suite shower room and an exceptional fully fitted dressing room, featuring an extensive range of hanging rails and shelving.

 

Externally, the property is equally as impressive. To the front and side, a substantial driveway provides ample off-road parking for several vehicles whilst giving access to the detached garage, offering further storage or secure parking. The rear garden provides a wonderful extension of the living space, being predominantly laid to lawn and perfectly suited for children to play or for keen gardeners to enjoy.

Location

Sitting between Upton and Hoole, Newton is a highly desirable residential suburb where a strong village identity mixed with different styles of homes and access to good schooling and transport links makes it perfect for families, working professionals and those looking to get onto the housing ladder whilst still only being minutes from Chester city center.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
With several pubs, restaurants and local shops serving the area, it’s no wonder that Newton is popular with the locals, and those looking for a home there.
With a regular bus service that gets locals in and out of the city, a transport network on the doorstep and even easy to access walks into Hoole and Upton, you are well looked after in Newton.
The Kingsway shopping centre has the locals favourite, Jeff’s for takeout, a small grocery shop, a pharmacy and a hair salon. There is the Limewood Field’s Skatepark and large grass area located near to that for a small walk, perfect for anyone who needs to take their dog for a walk. Equally, just over the other side of this park is the Hoole Coronation Recreation Ground and on the other side, Upton park.
Because of their proximity to these other areas, you are going to be well served no matter what you need, such as the award-winning butchers and fishmongers in Hoole or the award-winning Fish and Chip shop in Upton.

Recreation & Green Spaces
The Limewood fields across from the Kingsway shops offers a lot green open spaces where you see many people take their dogs for a walk as well as a play facility for kids. It’s deceivingly bigger than it looks with access to the millennium walkway and with enough space to go for a stroll and take you to other parts of Newton.

Equally, you are a stones throw from Hoole and access to their parks and recreation spaces is a short 20 minute walk away.
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
Newton is one of the best positioned localities for transport in and out of city, both on road and rail. Bache railway station sits less than a mile from the village centre, with links 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 Airport – 18.5
• Manchester Airport – 17 miles

Property Features

Extended four-bedroom semi-detached home
Outstanding open-plan kitchen/family room
Bi-fold doors & Velux roof windows
Superb principal suite with dressing room and en suite
Separate utility room & ground floor WC
Detached garage & ample driveway parking
Private rear garden ideal for families
Highly desirable road in the sought after Newton area

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Newton Primary School
    0.2 miles
  • The Queens Lower School
    0.4 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School
    1.0 miles
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.2 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.5 miles
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.5 miles
Attractions
  • zippys playworld
    0.3 miles
  • Bawn Lodge
    0.3 miles
  • The Suburbs
    0.4 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.4 miles
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Kohima Crescent

Saighton

Beautifully extended, stylishly finished and ready to move straight into, this exceptional detached home offers contemporary living at its very best. Improvements include a full width extension to the rear to boast the ever-desirable kitchen/dining/living room, along with a new kitchen and upgraded fittings throughout. Combining well-proportioned rooms and a flexible layout, this property is ideal for modern day living. Complete with three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and the addition of a well designed garage conversion, the space on offer is much more than you may expect! Surrounded by green spaces, a choice of walks and parks, along with fantastic amenities and schools, you can see why the development at Saighton is in such high demand.

To the ground floor you will find a spacious hall with doors leading to the living accommodation each side, along with the downstairs wc. To the front you will find a cosy yet very spacious lounge benefitting from two large windows that flood the room with natural light. To the rear is where the heart of this home is held! Boasting the true wow factor, the cleverly designed extension has allowed for the ever-desirable open plan living, where versatile spaces can be used as you wish and bi-fold doors perfectly frame the garden aspect, it’s a space equally suited to entertaining friends, relaxing with family or simply enjoying everyday life.The kitchen is fitted with a stunning arrangement of wall, base and full height units, along with a central island having breakfast bar seating. All of the integral appliances you could need are available and only enhance the seamless finish.

The first-floor houses three generously sized bedrooms, the principal bedroom enjoying its own beautifully fitted en suite shower room and built in wardrobes. A family bathroom completes this floor, fitted with a modern three-piece suite, including a WC, wash basin, and bath with overhead shower, complemented by attractive tiling. 

Externally, the property benefits from driveway parking leading directly to the garage, which after a well thought out re-design and conversion has allowed for the retainment of valuable storage to the front, and a fully converted room with French doors to the rear that has been transformed into a bright additional room with French doors opening onto the garden, making it ideal as a home office, studio, gym, snug or hobby room. Outside, the landscaped south-facing garden has been designed for easy enjoyment rather than endless maintenance, creating a private space to relax, entertain and make the most of sunny afternoons and evenings.

This fantastic property offers much more than you may expect, combining an excellent location with stylish and enhanced accommodation. Don’t miss the chance to make it yours! Thanks

Location

Located on the southern fringe of Chester, Huntington and the neighbouring village of Saighton together form one of the most appealing residential and semi-rural pairings in the area. Huntington is a well-established suburb that has grown considerably since the post-war era, attracting families, young professionals and first-time buyers with its varied housing stock; from characterful post-war semis to the modern homes of the Crown Park Estate and excellent access to the city centre.

Saighton, a picturesque village steeped in history and recorded in the Domesday Book, sits just a short distance further out, offering a quieter, more rural setting without sacrificing convenience. Together, they appeal to those seeking a quality of life that balances easy city access with countryside on the doorstep.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
The Rake & Pikel is the beating heart of Huntington’s social scene; a much-loved community pub that has undergone recent development and serves as a popular gathering point for locals. The area is well served for everyday needs with grocery stores, hairdressers and a dentist all within easy reach, along with other food outlets.
Connecting Huntington to Boughton is Sandy Lane.

At the top of Sandy Lane you have plenty of local amenities including the ever popular butchers, fish & chips and The Jolly Gardeners pub and restaurant – whilst located in Boughton, they are easily accessible. At the bottom of Sandy Lane, towards Saighton, there is a late night Co-Op providing you with all the essentials.

Day-to-day shopping is comfortably covered, with two major supermarkets just a few minutes away and the full range of Chester’s independent shops, restaurants and bars easily accessible from the area. The Crown Park Estate has also brought additional amenities to the wider community, benefiting both Huntington and Saighton residents alike.
Parks & Green Spaces
Huntington benefits from pleasant green spaces and community recreational areas, with open fields and walking routes connecting to the surrounding Cheshire countryside. Cutting through Huntington is Caldy Valley nature park, connecting Saighton to Boughton with scenic walking, perfect for those with dogs or young families, as it also has play facilities located within the park.

Sandy Lane Park connects the boroughs of Great Boughton, Huntington and Saighton, offering not only play facilities but views over the River Dee and the meadows. The area provides easy access to the River Dee, where residents can enjoy riverside walks, rowing, canoeing and paddleboarding during the warmer months.

Saighton itself is set within rolling Cheshire countryside, offering peaceful rural walks and lanes. Cyclists use the village as a meeting point and from Spring to Summer it is often used for cycling time trials. The nearby countryside and lanes towards Christleton and Waverton provide further attractive walking and cycling routes, whilst Chester’s Meadows and Grosvenor Park — one of the finest Victorian parks in the North West — are within comfortable reach, hosting open-air theatre, bandstand performances and seasonal events during the summer months.
Schools & Education
Huntington is well served by the newly built Huntington Community Primary School, providing modern facilities for local families. Saighton Church of England Primary School is also within easy reach and provides an excellent village school option. The well-regarded Abbeygate College, a popular independent school, sits nearby at Saighton.

For secondary education, Christleton High School is accessible from both areas and consistently achieves outstanding results. Bishops Bluecoat, located in Boughton, is also within easy reach. The King’s School, The Queen’s School and The Firs School in Chester provide further independent options for families seeking private education.
Transport & Connectivity
Huntington and Saighton are perfectly positioned for commuters, with direct access to the A41 providing swift connections southward towards Whitchurch and northward into Chester city centre and beyond. Chester Railway Station, accessible within minutes by road, 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 within comfortable commuting distance for those working in commercial and industrial 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 — 2.5 miles
Chester Railway Station — 3 miles
Christleton High School — 2 miles
Abbeygate College (Saighton) — 1 mile
Chester Business Park — 5 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

Beautifully enhanced detached home
Stunning finish throughout
Full width extension to the rear to offer open-plan Kitchen/Dining/Living Room
Bright and spacious lounge
Beautifully fitted kitchen with central island
Downstairs WC
Three double bedrooms, principal bedroom with en-suite
Partial garage conversion to offer fantastic versatile room from the garden
Driveway and south facing landscaped garden

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Huntington Community Primary School
    0.2 miles
  • Eccleston C of E Primary School
    1.1 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.4 miles
  • Chester Catholic High School
    1.5 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    1.9 miles
Attractions
  • THE TWIRL OF HAY
    0.9 miles
  • Ring O’Bells
    1.2 miles
  • Christleton Sports Centre
    1.2 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    1.3 miles
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