Mckelvey Way, Audlem, CW3 0FH

Tucked away in the charming village of Audlem, this beautifully presented four-bedroom detached home perfectly blends contemporary design with comfortable family living.

From the moment you step inside, the sense of light and space is immediately apparent, with thoughtful touches and modern finishes throughout.

The living room is a wonderfully bright and welcoming space, enhanced by dual aspect windows that allow sunlight to flood the room from morning to evening.

Its generous size makes it ideal for entertaining guests or enjoying relaxed family time, while the layout offers plenty of flexibility for both seating and décor.

The kitchen and dining area form the true heart of the home — a stunning open-plan space designed for modern living.

The kitchen is fitted with sleek, contemporary units and a range of integrated appliances, including a double oven, gas hob, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher.

A breakfast bar creates the perfect spot for casual dining or a morning coffee, while there’s ample space for a large dining table to gather family and friends.

French double doors open out onto the garden, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living and creating an ideal setting for summer entertaining.

A separate utility room keeps the main living spaces clutter-free, offering practical storage and space for a washing machine, as well as additional cupboards for household essentials.

On the ground floor, there is also a downstairs WC, conveniently located for guests, and useful under-stairs storage — perfect for coats, shoes, and everyday items.

Upstairs, the master bedroom is a spacious and peaceful retreat, complete with its own en-suite featuring a walk-in shower.

The second bedroom is a comfortable double, fitted with built-in wardrobes and offering plenty of room for other furnishings.

Bedroom three, another good-sized double, is currently used as a home office, making it ideal for remote work or study.

Bedroom four is being used as a dressing room, boasting ample space for wardrobes and enjoying charming views across open fields, adding a delightful countryside touch.

The main bathroom is beautifully finished with a bath and overhead shower, along with an airing cupboard providing practical storage space.

Outside, the rear garden is a private and inviting space with a patio area perfect for dining or relaxing in the sunshine, as well as a low-maintenance lawn that’s ideal for both children and adults to enjoy.

The garage offers secure parking or extra storage and is currently being used as a home gym, highlighting the property’s versatility.

Agents Notice - There is a fee for landscape management which is £125.00 per year Location Audlem is a charming Cheshire village with a bustling heart that is a designated conservation area and is centred around St James Church with it's stunning 13th century gothic architecture.

The village offers an excellent range of facilities include a selection of independent shops, butcher, post office, three public houses, coffee shops, mini-supermarket, medical practice, and a 'Good' OFSTED rated primary school.

For further schooling Audlem is within the catchment area of the 'Good' OFSTED rated Brine Leas secondary school and sixth form college in Nantwich.

A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in the market towns of Nantwich and Whitchurch which are only a short drive away or there is a bus service from the village to both of these towns.

Audlem is a thriving village that hosts a number of annual events including a Festival of Transport, Music and Arts Festival, Beer Festival, Party on the Park and the Christmas lights 'Big Switch On'.

The village is a past winner of numerous awards including Regional North of England Village of Year, Cheshire Village of the Year, Best Kept Cheshire Village of the Year, and a Cheshire Community Pride Award.

Located within picturesque Cheshire countryside and with the Shropshire Union Canal running through the village, Audlem is sure to delight lovers of the outdoors with an abundance of scenic rural routes to walk, run, or cycle including the canal towpath along the famous run of 15 locks which has been described as one of the finest walks in lowland England.

For commuters, junction 16 of the M6 is approximately 12 miles away and provides excellent links to the north and south whilst Crewe railway station is within 10 miles and provides a fast commute into London, Manchester, Liverpool, and other major cities.

Nearest airports are Birmingham to the south and Liverpool and Manchester to the north. EPC Rating: C