Property history of Brook Lea, Clotton, Tarporley CW6 0EH, 1st Jul 2009
Previously listed for sale on
1st Jul 2009
£595,000
- 4 bedroom barn conversion / farm house
Property features
- Wonderful Opportunity
- Small Holding
- Superior Location
- Near Tarporley Cheshire
- Countryside & Hill Views
- Well Positioned On Plot
- Paddock Approx 4.5 Acres
- Various Outbuildings
Property description
Traditional Smallholding Within A Convenient Rural Location Enjoying Superior Views And Considerable Privacy Large Garden Grounds With Up To 4« Acres Adjacent Paddock Land Self Contained Annexe. Garage. Outbuildings
agents comments:
Enjoying a very accessible countryside location between the city of Chester and character village of Tarporley, with rear views towards the hills of Kelsall and Eddisbury, Brooklea comprises a detached house with self contained annexe together with outbuildings and adjacent paddock land measuring up to 4.5 acres.
The house stands well back in sizeable garden grounds and is approached via a long driveway with the paddock land adjoining both the side and rear boundaries. Ample parking space is available for concealing horse boxes, caravans etc with additional potential. Whilst proven as a good family home for many years, the combination of position, geographical location and plot size, allows clear scope for future investment.
The house and annexe currently comprise: Entrance hall; cloakroom/wc; lounge; sitting room; rear family room; large dining room with open access through to kitchen; gallery landing; three bedrooms; bathroom/wc furnished with a five piece white suite. Purpose built Independent annexe, also having access from the lounge, comprising: Hallway; living room/kitchen; bedroom with en-suite washroom/wc; large shower room/wc with wide doors and flat shower base.
Whilst the annexe is ideally suited to the live-in extended family it also provides an excellent suite for guests [paying or none paying], teenagers or family members working from home.
To the rear of the garage there is a central heating boiler room and store. Outbuildings are available to suit a variety of needs, although require some updating.
Early access can be made available if a swift purchase is required.
Vendors comments:
Brooklea really has been a good family home, it has housed different generations remarkably well, parents, children and grandchildren.
The arrangment of rooms means that the house can be full of people without being crowded allowing family members to each find their own space. Over the years the outbuildings and grounds have been home to sheep, pigs, chickens and geese. Young children love the adventure of it all and the older children like the accessibility to the larger villages, towns and cities.
The rear country hillside views provide a relaxing backcloth and visits from birds and wildlife are plentiful. The ability to park and manourvre vans, caravans, trailers etc is practically limitless, additional hardstanding can be created if required.
There is plenty of privacy without isolation. We have found great advantage in the close proximity of Tarporley and Chester, also the motorway network and the ease of access to the Wesh coast, Wirral, Liverpool and Manchester.
Altogether, Brooklea is an excellent environment for raising a growing family. We hope that a fresh family will now gain much pleasure from updating it and personalising it to suit their own way of life.
Accommodation:
All measurements have been taken using a laser tape measure and are believed to be correct up to 200 metres with millimetre accuracy. However, you are strongly advised to have all measurements checked before committing yourself/selves to purchase.
The accommodation is arranged on two floors as follows and the measurements are wall-to-wall unless otherwise stated:
Canopy porch:
Outside lighting. Timber door with opaque windows, leading to:
Lobby:
Mat well. Wood block flooring. Staircase. Glass panelled door leading to Entrance Hall.
Small storeroom:
Wood block flooring. Leaded window to front elevation.
Entrance hall:
Display shelving. Central heating radiator. Staircase. Feature archway.
Cloakroom/WC:
Furnished with a pastel coloured pedestal washbasin and wc. Window to the rear elevation fitted with a Venetian blind. Electric meter cupboard. Potterton central heating programmer. Central heating radiator. Coat hanging space.
Lounge:
Dual aspect with extensive countryside views. 23'0 maximum - reducing to 16'11 x 14'3 reducing to 11'2 [7.00m maximum - reducing to 5.15m x 4.34 reducing to 3.40m]. Secondary unit double-glazed bay window overlooking the front garden. Archway with glazed side panels. Sealed unit double glazed French windows leading to, and providing views over, the rear patio and garden with views towards Kelsall beyond. Inglenook with leaded windows to either side and incorporating a tiled open fireplace. Picture rails. Two central heating radiators. Sky aerial inlet. Power points.
Sitting room:
Overlooking front garden. 11'11 x 11'2 reducing to 10'9 [3.64m x 3.40m reducing to 3.28m]. Picture rails. Picture lighting. Central heating radiator. Power points.
Family room:
Rear gardens access and extensive views. 16'2 reducing to 12'10 x 10'0 [4.92m reducing to 3.90m x 3.05m]. French windows leading to the rear patio and garden. Spot lighting. Central heating radiator. Sky aerial inlet. Power points.
Large dining kitchen:
Overlooking the front garden, driveway and paddock. Dining Area: 22'9 x 8'6 [6.93m x 2.60m]. Central heating radiator. Power points. Tiled floor. Archway leading to:
Kitchen:
Overlooking the rear garden, paddock, countryside and hills. Kitchen Area: 12'7 x 11'7 [3.83m x 3.53m]. Furnished with a range of units comprising: Tiled top working surface incorporating a Homark four-ring gas hob with Multi-function cooker below; variety of drawers and cupboards; matching wall cupboards including display cabinets and cooker hood; sink unit with mixer tap and additional working surface, range of cupboards and drawers, space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine; wall cupboards; tall cupboard.
Tiled walls to the rear of the working surface. Cooker point. Power points. Television wall bracket. Tiled flooring.
Gallery style landing:
Split-Level. Two feature, secondary glazed, windows to the front elevation. Central heating radiator. Picture rails. Power point.
Principal bedroom:
Front and rear views. 16'11 maximum x 11'2 reducing to 10'9 [5.16m maximum x 3.41m reducing to 3.28m]. Secondary unit double glazed windows to the front. Sealed unit double glazed French window providing access to a rear balcony and enjoying views over the rear garden, paddock and countryside. The bedroom is separated into two sections, by a full height mirror fronted wardrobe, providing a separate dressing or study area. Vanity washbasin with cupboard below and tiled splashback. Shelving. Picture rails. Two central heating radiators. Power points. Sky aerial inlet.
Bedroom 2:
Front and side views. 11'11 x 11'2 [3.64m x 3.40m] - included in the measurements - a full height range of mirror fronted wardrobes and small window seat unit with double cupboard below. Secondary unit double glazed windows. Picture rails. Central heating radiator. Power points.
Bedroom 3:
Extensive rear views. 10'7 x 10'0 [3.22m x 3.04m]. Picture rails. Central heating radiator. Power points. Built-in single wardrobe/cupboard. Door access to a significant eaves storage area housing hot water cylinder and wiring for sky connection, lighting etc.
Bathroom WC:
Furnished with a five piece pastel coloured suite comprising: Panelled bath; independent tiled shower cubicle fitted with a Myra shower unit; pedestal washbasin; wc and bidet. Opaque secondary glazed window. Tiled walls.
Ground floor annexe:
Purpose built. Accessed either independently or from the Lounge of the main residence.
Entrance hall:
9'8 x 6'7 [2.95m x 2.00m]. Central heating radiator. Power points. Louvre fronted cloaks cupboard with double cupboard above.
Shower room/WC:
Flat shower base. Pedestal washbasin. WC. Textured ceiling. Tiled walls. Small opaque glazed window. Loft access. Central heating radiator. Wide door for disabled access.
Living room/kitchen:
Extensive rear views. 16'8 x 11'0 [5.08m x 3.36m]. Sealed unit double glazed windows to three elevations. Door leading to the rear patio. Double drainer stainless steel sink unit and a variety of kitchen units. Central heating radiator. Power points. Sky aerial inlet.
Bedroom:
Window to front and side. 13'8 reducing to 12'11 x 13'5 [4.17m reducing to 3.93m x 4.08m] - in addition - a small alcove. Sealed unit double glazed windows [some faulty seals]. Central heating radiator. Power points. Bed head lighting.
En-suite washroom/WC:
Furnished with a coloured suite comprising small wall mounted corner washbasin with tiled splash back and wc. Opaque glazed window. Textured ceiling. Tiled floor.
Front garden:
Long driveway leading off Tarporley Road and around to the side of the house, with plenty of space and additional potential for parking and turning of cars, horse boxes, trailers, caravans etc. Lawn. Established shrubs and trees.
Rear garden:
Wide patio area from which to enjoy the views across the paddock and countryside towards the hills of Kelsall and Eddisbury. Lawn. Established shrubs and trees.
Detached garage:
22'2 x 10'0 [6.75m x 3.06m]. Up-and-over front door. Concrete floor. Electric light and power. Rear Boiler Room housing a dual fuelled gas/oil fired central heating boiler. Rear Store Room.
Outbuildings:
Variety of outbuildings and storage facilities.
Paddock land:
Measuring approximately 4.5 acres, forming an l-shape to the right of the house and around to the rear of the house and garden. Enclosed by a combination of boundary hedging, trees and partial fencing.
Services:
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage? Are connected. At the time these instructions were received a telephone line was installed/connected. Future availability of lines and telephones should be checked with the telecommunications provider.
Council:
Chester City Council. Valuation Tax Band G
tenure:
Allsops are informed by the Vendor that the tenure of the property is Freehold. This should be checked by your legal adviser.
Restrictions:
All property enquiries concerning planning matters, covenants, rights-of-way and other possible restrictions should be raised with your solicitors or other legal representatives. Any comments concerning extensions and improvements are subject to the appropriate planning permissions being granted.
Information:
Whilst we have taken every care when preparing our sales literature and whenever supplying information we never-the-less advise prospective buyers to take appropriate precautions to check all information pertaining to the property which is important to them. Allsops have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and therefore cannot verify that they are in working order, or fit for their purpose. Prospective buyers are advised to obtain verification on any points through their solicitor, surveyor or relevant specialist, as a safeguard to their investment.
Negotiations:
We should point out to you that it is the wish of our Client that this property is viewed only by appointment through ourselves and that all sale negotiations are handled by us on their behalf.
Photographs:
The taking of photographs, videos or any other images, of any property being offered for sale through the agency of is strictly forbidden without having received an advance written request and having received the sellers approval.
Viewing:
Tel:
From village & country homes Cuddington office, take Norley Road to the traffic lights at the White Barn public house and turn left into Forest Road [A49] signposted Nantwich and Whitchurch. Continue along the A49, through two sets of traffic lights crossing over the A556 Manchester to Chester road, and the A54 Winsford to Chester road, following the signs for Whitchurch and Nantwich. At the roundabout turn right onto the A51 following signs for Chester. On entering Duddon, Brooklea will be seen on your right, clearly identifiable by an signboard.
For the Cheshire village of tarporley
location:
Tarporley is located close to where the A49 Warrington/Whitchurch road crosses the A51 Chester/Nantwich road.
Approximate distance by road from tarporley:
M53 Motorway 8 miles Chester 9 miles
Nantwich 10 miles M6 Motorway 12 miles
Whitchurch 13 miles Warrington 18 miles
Liverpool 21 miles Manchester 30 miles
amenities:
Tarporley is an attractive slightly elevated village, set above the West Cheshire Plain, with pastoral farmland to the West, rolling parkland to the East, and Beeston Castle and the Peckforton Hills to the South.
The famous High Street boasts a host of dignified buildings, many of which are listed as being of architectural and historic significance. Designated as a 'Conservation Area' in 1971, the High Street's importance as a centre, which provides the daily needs of the local community and inhabitants of the surrounding villages, is reflected in the wide variety of shops, professional offices and banking services. Together with a variety of eating houses, there are supermarkets, Post Office, gift and coffee shops, antique and fashion shops. The Swan Hotel, an ancient coaching inn, The Rising Sun and a number of other hostelries are renowned for their quality catering and traditional pub grub. More comprehensive shopping facilities are available in the ancient walled city of Chester and the historic town of Nantwich.
Tarporley is well positioned for easy access to the cities of Chester, Manchester and Liverpool, the Motorway Network and all the North Western Industrial and Commercial Centres. Manchester International Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport serve the international traveller.
Sporting enthusiasts are particularly well catered for. There are numerous golf clubs available including nearby Portal Golf Course & Country Club and Oaklands Golf & Country Club Park. The famous Oulton Park Race Track hosts British Car and British Superbike Championships. Very much horse country it is not difficult to find livery, schooling and hacking support. Close by is Cheshire Polo Club and, all within easy travelling distance, horse racing promises excellent courses at Chester, Aintree, Haydock Park and Bangor-on-Dee.
For more information log onto
misrepresentation act 1967 & property misdescriptions act 1991 Allsops Village & Country Homes for themselves and for the vendors give notice that: This sales brochure does not constitute any part of an offer or a contract. This brochure has been carefully prepared in accordance with Allsops usual stringent criteria, however, prospective purchasers are advised to take appropriate precautions by inspection or otherwise to check the correctness of each and every statement and all information pertaining to the property. Allsops have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and services and therefore cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for their purpose. The purchaser is advised to obtain verification through his solicitor, surveyor or relevant specialist as a safeguard to his/her investment. This does not affect your Statutory Rights. Principal:Yvonne Allsop fnaea
agents comments:
Enjoying a very accessible countryside location between the city of Chester and character village of Tarporley, with rear views towards the hills of Kelsall and Eddisbury, Brooklea comprises a detached house with self contained annexe together with outbuildings and adjacent paddock land measuring up to 4.5 acres.
The house stands well back in sizeable garden grounds and is approached via a long driveway with the paddock land adjoining both the side and rear boundaries. Ample parking space is available for concealing horse boxes, caravans etc with additional potential. Whilst proven as a good family home for many years, the combination of position, geographical location and plot size, allows clear scope for future investment.
The house and annexe currently comprise: Entrance hall; cloakroom/wc; lounge; sitting room; rear family room; large dining room with open access through to kitchen; gallery landing; three bedrooms; bathroom/wc furnished with a five piece white suite. Purpose built Independent annexe, also having access from the lounge, comprising: Hallway; living room/kitchen; bedroom with en-suite washroom/wc; large shower room/wc with wide doors and flat shower base.
Whilst the annexe is ideally suited to the live-in extended family it also provides an excellent suite for guests [paying or none paying], teenagers or family members working from home.
To the rear of the garage there is a central heating boiler room and store. Outbuildings are available to suit a variety of needs, although require some updating.
Early access can be made available if a swift purchase is required.
Vendors comments:
Brooklea really has been a good family home, it has housed different generations remarkably well, parents, children and grandchildren.
The arrangment of rooms means that the house can be full of people without being crowded allowing family members to each find their own space. Over the years the outbuildings and grounds have been home to sheep, pigs, chickens and geese. Young children love the adventure of it all and the older children like the accessibility to the larger villages, towns and cities.
The rear country hillside views provide a relaxing backcloth and visits from birds and wildlife are plentiful. The ability to park and manourvre vans, caravans, trailers etc is practically limitless, additional hardstanding can be created if required.
There is plenty of privacy without isolation. We have found great advantage in the close proximity of Tarporley and Chester, also the motorway network and the ease of access to the Wesh coast, Wirral, Liverpool and Manchester.
Altogether, Brooklea is an excellent environment for raising a growing family. We hope that a fresh family will now gain much pleasure from updating it and personalising it to suit their own way of life.
Accommodation:
All measurements have been taken using a laser tape measure and are believed to be correct up to 200 metres with millimetre accuracy. However, you are strongly advised to have all measurements checked before committing yourself/selves to purchase.
The accommodation is arranged on two floors as follows and the measurements are wall-to-wall unless otherwise stated:
Canopy porch:
Outside lighting. Timber door with opaque windows, leading to:
Lobby:
Mat well. Wood block flooring. Staircase. Glass panelled door leading to Entrance Hall.
Small storeroom:
Wood block flooring. Leaded window to front elevation.
Entrance hall:
Display shelving. Central heating radiator. Staircase. Feature archway.
Cloakroom/WC:
Furnished with a pastel coloured pedestal washbasin and wc. Window to the rear elevation fitted with a Venetian blind. Electric meter cupboard. Potterton central heating programmer. Central heating radiator. Coat hanging space.
Lounge:
Dual aspect with extensive countryside views. 23'0 maximum - reducing to 16'11 x 14'3 reducing to 11'2 [7.00m maximum - reducing to 5.15m x 4.34 reducing to 3.40m]. Secondary unit double-glazed bay window overlooking the front garden. Archway with glazed side panels. Sealed unit double glazed French windows leading to, and providing views over, the rear patio and garden with views towards Kelsall beyond. Inglenook with leaded windows to either side and incorporating a tiled open fireplace. Picture rails. Two central heating radiators. Sky aerial inlet. Power points.
Sitting room:
Overlooking front garden. 11'11 x 11'2 reducing to 10'9 [3.64m x 3.40m reducing to 3.28m]. Picture rails. Picture lighting. Central heating radiator. Power points.
Family room:
Rear gardens access and extensive views. 16'2 reducing to 12'10 x 10'0 [4.92m reducing to 3.90m x 3.05m]. French windows leading to the rear patio and garden. Spot lighting. Central heating radiator. Sky aerial inlet. Power points.
Large dining kitchen:
Overlooking the front garden, driveway and paddock. Dining Area: 22'9 x 8'6 [6.93m x 2.60m]. Central heating radiator. Power points. Tiled floor. Archway leading to:
Kitchen:
Overlooking the rear garden, paddock, countryside and hills. Kitchen Area: 12'7 x 11'7 [3.83m x 3.53m]. Furnished with a range of units comprising: Tiled top working surface incorporating a Homark four-ring gas hob with Multi-function cooker below; variety of drawers and cupboards; matching wall cupboards including display cabinets and cooker hood; sink unit with mixer tap and additional working surface, range of cupboards and drawers, space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine; wall cupboards; tall cupboard.
Tiled walls to the rear of the working surface. Cooker point. Power points. Television wall bracket. Tiled flooring.
Gallery style landing:
Split-Level. Two feature, secondary glazed, windows to the front elevation. Central heating radiator. Picture rails. Power point.
Principal bedroom:
Front and rear views. 16'11 maximum x 11'2 reducing to 10'9 [5.16m maximum x 3.41m reducing to 3.28m]. Secondary unit double glazed windows to the front. Sealed unit double glazed French window providing access to a rear balcony and enjoying views over the rear garden, paddock and countryside. The bedroom is separated into two sections, by a full height mirror fronted wardrobe, providing a separate dressing or study area. Vanity washbasin with cupboard below and tiled splashback. Shelving. Picture rails. Two central heating radiators. Power points. Sky aerial inlet.
Bedroom 2:
Front and side views. 11'11 x 11'2 [3.64m x 3.40m] - included in the measurements - a full height range of mirror fronted wardrobes and small window seat unit with double cupboard below. Secondary unit double glazed windows. Picture rails. Central heating radiator. Power points.
Bedroom 3:
Extensive rear views. 10'7 x 10'0 [3.22m x 3.04m]. Picture rails. Central heating radiator. Power points. Built-in single wardrobe/cupboard. Door access to a significant eaves storage area housing hot water cylinder and wiring for sky connection, lighting etc.
Bathroom WC:
Furnished with a five piece pastel coloured suite comprising: Panelled bath; independent tiled shower cubicle fitted with a Myra shower unit; pedestal washbasin; wc and bidet. Opaque secondary glazed window. Tiled walls.
Ground floor annexe:
Purpose built. Accessed either independently or from the Lounge of the main residence.
Entrance hall:
9'8 x 6'7 [2.95m x 2.00m]. Central heating radiator. Power points. Louvre fronted cloaks cupboard with double cupboard above.
Shower room/WC:
Flat shower base. Pedestal washbasin. WC. Textured ceiling. Tiled walls. Small opaque glazed window. Loft access. Central heating radiator. Wide door for disabled access.
Living room/kitchen:
Extensive rear views. 16'8 x 11'0 [5.08m x 3.36m]. Sealed unit double glazed windows to three elevations. Door leading to the rear patio. Double drainer stainless steel sink unit and a variety of kitchen units. Central heating radiator. Power points. Sky aerial inlet.
Bedroom:
Window to front and side. 13'8 reducing to 12'11 x 13'5 [4.17m reducing to 3.93m x 4.08m] - in addition - a small alcove. Sealed unit double glazed windows [some faulty seals]. Central heating radiator. Power points. Bed head lighting.
En-suite washroom/WC:
Furnished with a coloured suite comprising small wall mounted corner washbasin with tiled splash back and wc. Opaque glazed window. Textured ceiling. Tiled floor.
Front garden:
Long driveway leading off Tarporley Road and around to the side of the house, with plenty of space and additional potential for parking and turning of cars, horse boxes, trailers, caravans etc. Lawn. Established shrubs and trees.
Rear garden:
Wide patio area from which to enjoy the views across the paddock and countryside towards the hills of Kelsall and Eddisbury. Lawn. Established shrubs and trees.
Detached garage:
22'2 x 10'0 [6.75m x 3.06m]. Up-and-over front door. Concrete floor. Electric light and power. Rear Boiler Room housing a dual fuelled gas/oil fired central heating boiler. Rear Store Room.
Outbuildings:
Variety of outbuildings and storage facilities.
Paddock land:
Measuring approximately 4.5 acres, forming an l-shape to the right of the house and around to the rear of the house and garden. Enclosed by a combination of boundary hedging, trees and partial fencing.
Services:
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage? Are connected. At the time these instructions were received a telephone line was installed/connected. Future availability of lines and telephones should be checked with the telecommunications provider.
Council:
Chester City Council. Valuation Tax Band G
tenure:
Allsops are informed by the Vendor that the tenure of the property is Freehold. This should be checked by your legal adviser.
Restrictions:
All property enquiries concerning planning matters, covenants, rights-of-way and other possible restrictions should be raised with your solicitors or other legal representatives. Any comments concerning extensions and improvements are subject to the appropriate planning permissions being granted.
Information:
Whilst we have taken every care when preparing our sales literature and whenever supplying information we never-the-less advise prospective buyers to take appropriate precautions to check all information pertaining to the property which is important to them. Allsops have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and therefore cannot verify that they are in working order, or fit for their purpose. Prospective buyers are advised to obtain verification on any points through their solicitor, surveyor or relevant specialist, as a safeguard to their investment.
Negotiations:
We should point out to you that it is the wish of our Client that this property is viewed only by appointment through ourselves and that all sale negotiations are handled by us on their behalf.
Photographs:
The taking of photographs, videos or any other images, of any property being offered for sale through the agency of is strictly forbidden without having received an advance written request and having received the sellers approval.
Viewing:
Strictly by appointment through
Tel:
From village & country homes Cuddington office, take Norley Road to the traffic lights at the White Barn public house and turn left into Forest Road [A49] signposted Nantwich and Whitchurch. Continue along the A49, through two sets of traffic lights crossing over the A556 Manchester to Chester road, and the A54 Winsford to Chester road, following the signs for Whitchurch and Nantwich. At the roundabout turn right onto the A51 following signs for Chester. On entering Duddon, Brooklea will be seen on your right, clearly identifiable by an signboard.
Distances & amenities
For the Cheshire village of tarporley
location:
Tarporley is located close to where the A49 Warrington/Whitchurch road crosses the A51 Chester/Nantwich road.
Approximate distance by road from tarporley:
M53 Motorway 8 miles Chester 9 miles
Nantwich 10 miles M6 Motorway 12 miles
Whitchurch 13 miles Warrington 18 miles
Liverpool 21 miles Manchester 30 miles
amenities:
Tarporley is an attractive slightly elevated village, set above the West Cheshire Plain, with pastoral farmland to the West, rolling parkland to the East, and Beeston Castle and the Peckforton Hills to the South.
The famous High Street boasts a host of dignified buildings, many of which are listed as being of architectural and historic significance. Designated as a 'Conservation Area' in 1971, the High Street's importance as a centre, which provides the daily needs of the local community and inhabitants of the surrounding villages, is reflected in the wide variety of shops, professional offices and banking services. Together with a variety of eating houses, there are supermarkets, Post Office, gift and coffee shops, antique and fashion shops. The Swan Hotel, an ancient coaching inn, The Rising Sun and a number of other hostelries are renowned for their quality catering and traditional pub grub. More comprehensive shopping facilities are available in the ancient walled city of Chester and the historic town of Nantwich.
Tarporley is well positioned for easy access to the cities of Chester, Manchester and Liverpool, the Motorway Network and all the North Western Industrial and Commercial Centres. Manchester International Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport serve the international traveller.
Sporting enthusiasts are particularly well catered for. There are numerous golf clubs available including nearby Portal Golf Course & Country Club and Oaklands Golf & Country Club Park. The famous Oulton Park Race Track hosts British Car and British Superbike Championships. Very much horse country it is not difficult to find livery, schooling and hacking support. Close by is Cheshire Polo Club and, all within easy travelling distance, horse racing promises excellent courses at Chester, Aintree, Haydock Park and Bangor-on-Dee.
For more information log onto
misrepresentation act 1967 & property misdescriptions act 1991 Allsops Village & Country Homes for themselves and for the vendors give notice that: This sales brochure does not constitute any part of an offer or a contract. This brochure has been carefully prepared in accordance with Allsops usual stringent criteria, however, prospective purchasers are advised to take appropriate precautions by inspection or otherwise to check the correctness of each and every statement and all information pertaining to the property. Allsops have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and services and therefore cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for their purpose. The purchaser is advised to obtain verification through his solicitor, surveyor or relevant specialist as a safeguard to his/her investment. This does not affect your Statutory Rights. Principal:Yvonne Allsop fnaea