Ennerdale Drive, Congleton
£419,950

Timothy A Brown are delighted to offer to the market a detached home located in the corner of a quiet cul-de-sac, in a 0.09 acre plot, with woodland backdrop on the very sought after Ennerdale Drive development.

The property is constructed of cavity brick elevations and timber framed double glazed windows under a tile roof. It has gas fired central heating and also solar panels to the roof.

The home comprises open porch, hall, cloakroom/W.C., lounge, separate dining room with patio windows, fitted kitchen and utility room to the ground floor. At first floor level it has four bedrooms, the master having fitted furniture and en-suite and completing the accommodation is a family bathroom.

Externally, to the front is a double width tarmac driveway with lawn to side and terminating at the garage. There are gated paths either side of the property leading to the rear garden which is larger than many others on the development and has a patio leading onto lawn with raised flower bed and shrub borders.

Enjoying a quiet end of cul-de-sac location on the distinguished Ennerdale Drive development and lying on the fringe of Astbury Mere Water Park, which offers an oasis, attracting an abundance of nature and wildlife, and is an excellent environment for families to enjoy pursuits such as cycling, lakeside walks and watersports.

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 & Blues 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 communications links :
• Immediate access to A34 and the new 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’s own railway station is 2 miles away, and provides frequent expresses to Manchester and Stoke on Trent.