Warwick House, 4, Stanley Place, Cheshire, CH1 2LU

Property Warwick House is a substantial and striking red brick period residence, distinguished by elegant sash windows with plantation shutters and an impressive classical portico entrance.

Inside, the property has been thoughtfully updated to combine high-quality contemporary finishes with a wealth of original character.

Architectural features, including a dramatic ceiling lantern and a beautifully crafted staircase, draw natural light through the house, enhancing the sense of space throughout.

Extending to c.3,800 sq ft, the property provides generous accommodation arranged over four floors.

The lower ground floor comprises a spacious games room together with a useful and adaptable basement room.

On the ground floor, the elegant dining room (currently used as a formal lounge) occupies the front of the house, while to the rear is the impressive kitchen and breakfast room, forming the heart of the home.

This beautifully appointed space features contemporary cabinetry, a central island with breakfast bar, room for informal dining, an electric Aga and ample space for both everyday family life and entertaining.

The first and second floors provide four generous double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with en suite shower room, together with a well-appointed family bathroom and an additional ensuite.

The study which could be used as a single bedroom, comes with an en suite.

Please note the dining room is an ai generated image Outside There is a private parking space at the rear with residents parking to the front of the house.

The courtyard leading from the private parking, provides access to the rear hallway, which is shared with the first-floor apartment at the rear.

The first-floor apartment only has right of access over the courtyard not general use of the courtyard. Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.

Located within walking distance of Chester’s historic centre, Warwick House enjoys a prime position close to the city’s excellent range of shops, cafés, restaurants, cultural attractions, and leisure facilities, including Chester Racecourse.

The surrounding area offers access to nearby villages such as Christleton and Tarporley, with larger towns including Frodsham and Wrexham also within reach.

Chester is well served by education, with notable independent schools including The King’s School and The Queen’s School, alongside respected local state schools.

Communications are strong, with Chester railway station providing direct services to London, Liverpool, Manchester, and Crewe, while the M53, A55, and M56 offer convenient road links across the North West and into North Wales.