Lomas Way, Congleton
£550,000

This property was constructed by the reputable firm of Bloor Homes as one of it's 'flag ship' properties at the sought after development known as 'Alderley Gate' on the edge of Congleton.

The property is on the edge of the development and overlooks trees to the front and has an annexe over the garage that has great potential for many uses, e.g. office / family area, with many storage cabinets. It was originally used as the sales office for the site.

Known as the 'Osterley', and over and above the high specification, the present vendors have had further upgrades fitted at a cost of over £40,000 to make this home quite unique. As a taste of the upgrades, it has internal oak doors, upgraded Bosch appliances in the kitchen, quartzite preparation surfaces, cornices, pelmets and under unit lighting to the eye level units, downlighters to the ceiling and electric blinds in the stunning open-plan living dining kitchen area. Other parts of the home have had upgraded carpets and floor coverings, curtains, Roman blinds and the bathroom and en-suites have had extra cabinets fitted, chrome heated towel radiators, chrome Hansgrohe mixer shower tap in the bathroom, extra tiling and the list goes on to include fitted wardrobes in Bedrooms 2 & 3 and Nest cameras, doorbell and thermostat.

The rear garden has been professionally landscaped, with species plants, shrubs etc and a wonderful porcelain tiled patio onto shaped lawn.

Although we have briefly mentioned above some of the attributes of this tremendous home, the only way to take it all in and appreciate it is to arrange a viewing!

With beautiful Cheshire countryside on its doorstep, and its location also absolutely ideal for walking access to the well regarded ’Eaton Bank Academy’. Close by is the likes of Congleton Retail Park which includes Tesco and Marks & Spencer Food, with the town centre within easy reach and such is its position to the north of Congleton allows convenient access to the main Manchester and Macclesfield arterial routes.

Congleton offers a perfect blend of cultural and leisure activities, and well-rated schooling. It hosts a choice of independent and multiple shops, as well as regular markets and craft fairs. The Daneside Theatre and the town’s Jazz & Blue Festival enhance an active cultural scene.

Astbury Mere Country Park is ideal for easy exploration. With Congleton’s broad range of restaurant and bars, you can effortlessly unwind from the working week with family and friends.

The town’s retail park offers a Marks & Spencer Simply Food, a comprehensive Boots, a large Tesco and more. The town boasts independent butchers, florists and newsagents as well as essential services such as chemists, doctors and dentists, and a gateway local hospital.

Congleton has outstanding transport and communication links :

• Immediate access to A34 and the just completed Congleton Link Road, providing convenient main road travel to the North’s cities including Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool, and South to The Potteries, Newcastle under Lyme and Birmingham.

•        Congleton is a 10 minute drive from junction 17 of the M6 Motorway, the North West’s primary arterial route, providing easy access to the surrounding areas, towns and cities.

•             Manchester International Airport is only 18 miles away, offering direct flights to over 180 domestic and worldwide destinations.

•             The major regional rail hub of Crewe is less than 12 miles by swift main roads.

•             Congleton railway station is 2 miles away, and provides frequent expresses to Manchester, and regular connections to Stoke on Trent and beyond.