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Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1
Garden Lane, Chester, CH1

Garden Lane

Chester

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Located in Chester town centre, this three-bedroom mid-terrace home with no onward chain, offers well-balanced living space across three floors, making it an ideal choice for families, first-time buyers, or those looking to downsize.

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by a central hall that leads through to a comfortable lounge at the front of the house, providing a cosy yet spacious setting to relax. Further down the hall, a bright and inviting dining room, perfect for entertaining or family meals with access to the garden. To the rear, the kitchen is thoughtfully laid out with ample workspace and storage, offering direct access out to the garden, ideal for indoor-outdoor living.

Following up the stairs, the first floor comprises two well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering plenty of natural light and flexible space for furnishings. A spacious family bathroom is also located on this level, conveniently positioned off the landing and has the potential to be split into two, thanks to its size.

A key highlight of the top floor is dedicated to a generous third bedroom, creating a private, ideal principal bedroom, guest room, or even a home office.

Externally, the property benefits from a rear garden, providing a pleasant outdoor space for relaxation, gardening, or entertaining.

Well-positioned and offering versatile accommodation throughout, this delightful mid-terrace home combines character with practicality and is ready to move into and make your own.

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

Three well-proportioned bedrooms
Spacious accommodation over three floors
Central Chester city centre location
Separate dining room and lounge
Modern family bathroom
Private rear garden
Ideal for first-time buyers or families

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Chester Blue Coat CE Primary School
    0.2 miles
  • The Queens Lower School
    0.5 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School
    0.5 miles
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.1 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    0.9 miles
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.9 miles
Attractions
  • Total Fitness Chester
    0.3 miles
  • Northgate Arena
    0.4 miles
  • PureGym Chester
    0.5 miles
  • zippys playworld
    0.5 miles
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Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4
Allington Place, Handbridge, CH4

Allington Place

Handbridge

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Situated in the highly desirable area of Handbridge, this attractive three-bedroom end-of-terrace home on Allington Place offers a wonderful opportunity for first-time buyers, families, or investors alike. Beautifully positioned within a quiet residential setting, the property enjoys a generous corner plot, providing additional outdoor space and a greater sense of privacy.

Internally, the accommodation is well-proportioned and filled with natural light. The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a spacious lounge ideal for relaxing or entertaining, and a well-appointed kitchen/dining area with direct access to the rear garden, perfect for modern family living. The downstairs is finished with an ever so useful WC.

 To the first floor, there are three bedrooms, including two comfortable doubles and a versatile single room, ideal as a nursery, home office, or guest room. These are served by a family shower room.

Externally, the property benefits from a private rear garden, offering a pleasant space for outdoor dining and leisure, along with side access typical of an end-of-terrace home. There is also convenient on-street parking available.

Handbridge is renowned for its vibrant community feel and excellent local amenities, including independent shops, cafes, and well-regarded schools. The property is within easy walking distance of Chester city centre, offering a fantastic range of retail, dining, and leisure facilities, as well as scenic riverside walks along the Dee.

Location

One of Chester’s most coveted residential suburbs, Handbridge sits just across the River Dee from the historic city centre and has been a sought-after address since the Victorian era. With its leafy streets, stunning variety of period properties, independent high street and views across the Dee, Handbridge appeals to families, professionals and those who appreciate character, community and the convenience of city-centre living without compromise.
Pubs, Restaurants & Local Amenities
Handbridge boasts a thriving independent high street that punches well above its weight. Award-winning butcher Edge & Son, independent coffee shops, a barbers and hairdressers and several wine and beer shops provide the essentials for outstanding home entertaining, whilst the nearby city centre — just a short stroll across the Old Dee Bridge or the Queens Park Suspension Bridge — opens up Chester’s celebrated food and drink scene, from the Jaunty Goat coffee shop to the ever-popular Chef’s Table.
The pub scene is equally impressive. The Ship Inn, The Grosvenor Arms, The Carlton and The Red Lion each have their own character, and in the summer months the pavement tables come into their own. Day-to-day needs are comfortably met within the area and with the city centre on the doorstep, residents are never short of choice.
Parks & Green Spaces
Edgar’s Field, a charming green open space at the southern end of the Old Dee Bridge, is a popular gathering spot for families and dog walkers. Handbridge sits directly alongside the River Dee, offering immediate access to riverside walks, Chester’s famous Meadows and water sports including rowing, canoeing and paddleboarding.
Grosvenor Park, one of the finest Victorian parks in the North West, is just across the river and hosts open-air theatre, bandstand performances and seasonal events during the summer months. The nearby Queens Park area, one of Chester’s most notable residential addresses, adds a further sense of green space and prestige to the neighbourhood.
Schools & Education
Handbridge falls within the catchment area of Overleigh St Mary’s Church of England Primary School, a well-regarded and popular choice with local families. For secondary education, both the Chester Catholic High School and Queens Park High School are within easy reach.
For those seeking independent schooling, Handbridge is exceptionally well positioned. The King’s School and The Queen’s School Chester are both in close proximity, together with The Firs School and Abbeygate College at Saighton. Chester University and its associated facilities are also readily accessible.
Transport & Connectivity
Handbridge benefits from the Grosvenor Bridge, one of the main arterial routes connecting the A55 and the southern suburbs to the city centre. This provides swift access to major road networks into North Wales and the wider region. Chester Railway Station is easily accessible within minutes by road, offering 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 — 0.5 miles
Chester Railway Station — 1.5 miles
Chester Racecourse — 0.3 miles
River Dee — 0.1 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

Sought-after Handbridge location
Three-bedroom end-of-terrace home
Generous corner plot with added privacy
Spacious lounge and kitchen/dining area
Ground floor WC
Private rear garden with side access
Walking distance to Chester city centre
Ideal for first-time buyers, families, or investors

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Overleigh St Mary’s Church of England Primary School
    0.5 miles
  • Overleigh St. Mary’s Primary School
    0.5 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    0.3 miles
  • Chester Catholic High School
    0.5 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.0 miles
Attractions
  • The Handbridge
    0.3 miles
  • Booth Mansion
    0.8 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    1.0 miles
  • Westminster Park
    1.0 miles
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Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3
Broxton Road, Clutton, CH3

Broxton Road

Clutton

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Situated in a desirable and peaceful residential setting, this exceptional property at 13 Broxton Road offers a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully renovated home finished to an outstanding standard throughout. Thoughtfully upgraded by a skilled tradesman, the property showcases meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship in every aspect. One of the standout features of this home is its unique frontage. It is the only property on the street to benefit from a private front driveway, providing ample off-road parking.

Throughout the property it has completed all interior finishes to an exceptional specification. The living/dining room and the kitchen has been carefully curated using colour palettes inspired by Paint & Paper Library, creating a cohesive yet distinctive feel throughout the home. Walls, ceilings, and woodwork are finished in complementary tonal variations, bringing depth and sophistication to every space. Moving into the kitchen, an amazing modern built units and cupboards create a great finish to the kitchen with plenty of storage for day-to-day living. Additionally, there is a convenient WC just off from the kitchen, next to the side door which leads onto the rear garden.

Upstairs accommodates three bedrooms, both of the double bedrooms consists of large built-in wardrobes with lots of storage, perfect for everyday living. The second bedroom allows room for a double bed, two large double bed side tables. Finishing off with the third bedroom, allowing a single bed or a great space that could be used as an office. Finishing off the upstairs, a beautifully decorated shower room, featuring a 3 piece suite, great for everyday use.

The rear garden also features a high-specification garden room or storage building, constructed with durability and versatility in mind. Finished in attractive larch cladding, the structure benefits from a high-security door, full insulation, ventilation, and a painted floor, with internal walls clad in premium materials. While currently used for secure storage, it offers excellent potential for a variety of uses, with scope to add windows if desired.

Externally, the property continues to impress. In addition to the front driveway, there is further parking to the rear, offering space suitable for a large van or multiple vehicles, ideal for both personal and professional use.

This is a truly unique home that combines practical features with high-end finishes, making it an ideal choice for buyers seeking something beyond the ordinary. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality and detail on offer.

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

Fully renovated to an exceptional standard throughout
Stylish interiors with designer-inspired colour schemes
Cosy living/dining room with log burner
Modern kitchen with ample storage
Downstairs WC and utility room
Three well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in storage
Private front driveway
High-spec garden room with insulation and secure access

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Holt CP School Nearest available
    3.5 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Bishop Heber High School Nearest available
    4.3 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    8.4 miles
Attractions
  • Bolesworth Castle Nearest available
    2.1 miles
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Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
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Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2
Ambleside, Newton, CH2

Ambleside

Newton

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Situated in the desirable area of Newton, this well-presented two-bedroom bungalow offers comfortable single-level living, ideal for a range of buyers including downsizers, first-time buyers, or those seeking a peaceful setting.

The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged and comprises a welcoming entrance hall leading into a bright and spacious bedrooms and living areas, to the right is the lounge, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. Further down the hall, is the dining room, great for everyday family life or entertaining. Moving onto the kitchen, it is well-appointed with ample storage and workspace, providing a practical and functional environment for everyday living. Leading off the kitchen, a practical utility room with access to the side of the house. To the rear of the property a lovely, spacious sitting room looks onto the garden, creating a lot of natural light and an airy feel. A sliding patio door allows easy access to garden, great for day-to-day living.

There are two well-proportioned bedrooms, both offering versatility with a three-piece shower room just off the hall.

Externally, the bungalow benefits from a private garden, offering a pleasant outdoor space to enjoy throughout the year. The property also includes off-road parking and two large size garages with plenty of storage.

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

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 Newton location
Two-bedroom detached bungalow
Spacious and bright lounge
Modern fitted kitchen with separate utility room
Light-filled garden sitting room
Private rear garden
Off-road parking & two large garages

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • St Martins Academy
    0.6 miles
  • Newton Primary School
    0.6 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    1.8 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.9 miles
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.1 miles
Attractions
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    0.2 miles
  • Indian Brasserie
    0.6 miles
  • Upton by Chester Golf Club
    0.8 miles
  • The Suburbs
    0.9 miles
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Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
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Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2
Kendal Close, Newton, CH2

Kendal Close

Newton

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Situated on an attractive corner plot within one of Chester’s most sought-after suburbs, this beautifully presented detached bungalow offers a wonderful combination of comfort, practicality, and convenience. The property is ideally positioned for easy access to the city centre, a wide range of everyday amenities, and excellent motorway connections, making it an appealing choice for a variety of buyers.

The bungalow has been well maintained throughout and provides spacious, flexible accommodation. Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by a bright and inviting entrance hall that provides access to the principal living spaces and bedrooms. The generous lounge offers a relaxing environment with ample natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for everyday living or entertaining guests. In addition, a separate dining room provides further versatile living space, ideal for family meals, social gatherings, or as an additional lounge area. The well-appointed kitchen is thoughtfully designed with a range of fitted units and work surfaces, offering plenty of storage and preparation space for modern living. To the rear of the property, the sunroom provides a delightful additional reception area, offering a perfect space to relax while benefiting from the natural light throughout the day.

The bungalow features two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both offering comfortable accommodation with space for wardrobes and additional furnishings. These rooms are served by a contemporary shower room, fitted with modern fixtures and finishes.

Externally, the property occupies a beautifully maintained corner plot within the gardens having a north and west aspects respectively. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and are complemented by mature shrubs and planted borders, creating an attractive outdoor setting. Paved pathways provide convenient access around the property, while the front of the bungalow offers ample patterned concrete off-road parking. This leads to a single garage, providing further storage or secure parking.

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

Sought-after Chester suburb location
Attractive south-facing corner plot
Spacious detached bungalow
Bright and generous lounge
Separate dining room
Sunroom overlooking the garden
Two well-proportioned double bedrooms
Off-road parking and single garage

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • St Martins Academy
    0.5 miles
  • Newton Primary School
    0.6 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    1.8 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.9 miles
  • Chester Railway Station
    1.1 miles
Attractions
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    0.2 miles
  • Indian Brasserie
    0.7 miles
  • The Suburbs
    0.9 miles
  • Sticky Walnut
    0.9 miles
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Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4
Saturn Drive, Chester, CH4

Saturn Drive

Chester

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Situated on the popular King’s Moat development, this beautiful corner plot accommodates a three-bedroom, two-bathroom detached home, offering well-balanced accommodation across two floors, this property is perfect for modern family living.

Opening into a welcoming entrance hall, providing access to a convenient downstairs WC and staircase to the first floor, to the front of the property is a bright and spacious lounge, ideal for relaxing or entertaining guests. The heart of the home is the impressive kitchen/dining room, offering a generous open plan space with room for both cooking and family dining. This area benefits from direct access to the garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. A separate utility room sits just off the kitchen, providing additional storage and practicality.

Following upstairs, the property continues to impress with three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys the added benefit of its own en suite shower room. Two further bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests, or home working. A modern family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, while the central landing provides access to all rooms.

Externally, the property benefits from a private rear garden, ideal for outdoor entertaining or family use, along with off-road parking as well as a back door leading into a large garage, allowing plenty of space for storage.

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

Location

One of Chester’s newest luxury executive developments; Kings Moat is smartly located for residents to enjoy both the convenience of Chester range of versatile amenities yet is close to Chester Business Park and major road networks beyond for everyday commuting. Designed for tranquil living, residents enjoy tree-lined avenues, designated greenspaces and partially brick-paved access roads enhancing the character and demonstrating the quality of this exciting new area. There are also convenient public transport links and cycleways into the City, which is just a short 10 minute drive, whilst the network links are also close-by for the commuter.

Property Features

Sought-after King’s Moat development
Corner plot position
Detached three-bedroom home
Spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room
Bright and airy lounge
En suite to principal bedroom
Private rear garden
Garage and off-road parking

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • The King’s School
    0.3 miles
  • Belgrave Primary School
    0.6 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The King’s School
    0.3 miles
  • Chester Catholic High School
    1.3 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    2.5 miles
Attractions
  • Westminster Park
    1.0 miles
  • Ginger Monkey Play Cafe and Boutique
    1.3 miles
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Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3
Corporal Way, Saighton, CH3

Corporal Way

Saighton

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From the moment you step inside this beautiful home, the attention to detail is immediately apparent and sets the tone of what is to come. The property was extensively upgraded at the point of construction resulting in a superior specification throughout, with highlights include sleek contemporary cabinetry, quality internal doors, top specification fittings and stylish design features in both the kitchen and bathrooms. Situated within the highly desirable Crown Park development, the location box is certainly ticked thanks to the great local amenities, desirable schools, vast green space for rural walks nearby, and yet just a short 10 minute drive to Chester City Centre.   

The ground floor layout has been thoughtfully arranged to balance open-plan living with clearly defined spaces. The welcoming entrance hall is laid with beautiful polished ceramic tiling and creates a great first impression, whilst stairs rise to the first floor and doors lead either side to the kitchen/dining room and lounge, convenient access is also given to the downstairs WC. The impressive kitchen/dining room is a superb environment for everyday family life and entertaining. With French doors leading out to the rear garden and additional windows to the side and front elevations, the room is flooded with natural light. The kitchen is fitted with a modern arrangement of wall, base and full height units, having complementary work surfaces and integrated appliances to create a seamless finish, whilst the dining area easily accommodates a family size dining table and chairs. The spacious lounge is equally inviting and benefits from yet another dual-aspect, boasting a bright and airy atmosphere with space to accommodate all of the family.

To the first floor, the sense of space, light and quality continues. The principal bedroom provides a calm and well-proportioned retreat, enjoying its own stylish en suite shower room with the luxury of upgraded tiling and fittings. The two additional bedrooms are also generously sized and share the modern family bathroom, reflecting the same high specification as that of the en suite, sleek and elegant.

Externally, the property occupies a larger-than-average plot, enhancing both its privacy and overall appeal. Its corner plot allows for a driveway providing off-road parking for two vehicles, whilst the rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create a beautiful yet functional outdoor space. A well-maintained lawn is complemented by a paved patio seating area which is simply perfect for summer dining, whilst a decorative flagstone pathway leads to a useful garden shed, providing practical storage.

 

Great location, great property, great home!

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

Double fronted end of terrace home
Three bedrooms, principal bedroom with en suite shower room
Extensively upgraded specification throughout
Larger-than-average corner plot position
Impressive open-plan kitchen/dining room
Dual-aspect lounge filled with natural light and spacious in size
Beautifully landscaped garden with curved brick wall boundary
Driveway providing off road parking for two vehicles

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Huntington Community Primary School
    0.3 miles
  • Eccleston C of E Primary School
    1.2 miles
Secondary Schools
  • Queen’s Park High School
    1.4 miles
Transport
  • Chester Railway Station Nearest available
    1.9 miles
Attractions
  • THE TWIRL OF HAY
    0.9 miles
  • Ring O’Bells
    1.1 miles
  • Christleton Sports Centre
    1.1 miles
  • Chester Boughton Hall Cricket Club
    1.3 miles
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Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
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Daleside, Upton, CH2
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Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2
Daleside, Upton, CH2

Daleside

Upton

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Situated in the popular residential area of Upton, this well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home offers spacious and practical living and an opportunity to make it your own, ideal for families, first-time buyers, or those looking to upsize.

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a bright and comfortable lounge positioned at the front left of the house, providing a cosy yet spacious area to relax and unwind. To the rear left of the property, the home opens into a generous dining room, perfect for entertaining or family meals. This inviting space benefits from patio doors that allow plenty of natural light and provide direct access to the rear garden, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The kitchen is located at the back right of the property and offers a practical layout with convenient access to the garden via a back door, making it ideal for day-to-day family life and outdoor dining during warmer months.

Upstairs, the first floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, offering flexibility for family living, home working, or guest accommodation. The floor is served by a large family bathroom, providing ample space and functionality.

Externally, the property enjoys a private rear garden which can be accessed from both the dining room and the kitchen, offering an excellent outdoor space for relaxing, gardening, or entertaining. Outdoor storage space under the garage with inspection access to the garage.

Location

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

Property Features

Three-bedroom semi-detached home
Sought-after residential location in Upton
Spacious front lounge
Generous dining room with patio doors
Private rear garden access from dining room and kitchen
Well-proportioned bedrooms
Large family bathroom

Nearby Amenities

Primary Schools
  • Dorin Park School
    0.6 miles
  • The Queens Lower School
    1.2 miles
Secondary Schools
  • The Queens School Senior School Nearest available
    2.1 miles
Transport
  • Bache Railway Station
    0.8 miles
Attractions
  • Upton by Chester Golf Club
    0.3 miles
  • Indian Brasserie
    0.5 miles
  • The Cheshire County Sports Club
    1.0 miles
  • zippys playworld
    1.3 miles
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Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
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Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3
Heath Lane, Boughton, CH3

Heath Lane

Boughton

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This attractive bungalow is entered via a welcoming hallway which provides access to the principal living areas. The lounge is a bright and generously proportioned room, offering lots of space for both relaxing and entertaining. Large windows allow for plenty of natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Moving into the kitchen/dining room, providing excellent room for everyday living. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and offers space for dining, while the additional kitchen/dining space lends itself perfectly to use as a breakfast room or a dining table.

 The bungalow consists of three well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering comfortable accommodation and flexibility for use as guest rooms, children’s bedrooms or a home office, further enhanced by two shower rooms, conveniently positioned to serve both residents and visitors, adding practicality and appeal for family living.

Externally this beautifully well-maintained garden offers a generous lawn bordered by mature shrubs and colourful potted plants, creating a pleasant and private outdoor space. A paved patio area provides the perfect spot for seating and entertaining, while steps lead up to the rear of the property with large patio doors opening into the home. Enclosed by fencing, the garden combines practicality with a neat, inviting setting ideal for relaxing or hosting guests.

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

Bright and spacious lounge
Generous kitchen/dining room
Three well-proportioned bedrooms
Two modern shower rooms
Welcoming entrance hallway
Beautifully maintained private garden
Paved patio ideal for entertaining
Large patio doors to rear garden

Nearby Amenities

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