Adderley, Market Drayton, TF9

Can we "take your breath away"? It certainly did for me! Set in an utterly stunning location with open Shropshire countryside in all directions is this Grade II listed four bedroom barn conversion. The property is part of a small development of similar properties all with shared access of the communal grounds and occupies the corner of the quadrangle giving it a prestigious position to be proud of. High ceilings and sash windows appear throughout this property with beams in every room, character, style. sophistication and comfort all in one place.

This exceptional home is located within the prestigious ‘Adderley Hall’ development. Nestled in the charming rural village of Adderley, this exquisite property offers a unique blend of characterful features and modern amenities. As you step inside, you are greeted by a spacious reception hallway which instantly sets the tone for the grandeur within. From here there is a staircase that swoops up to the first floor and you can access all principle downstairs rooms with a handy cloakroom and guest W.C first on the left. Next door is the wonderful kitchen/diner with an abundance of cupboards and worktop space along with a large island in the middle for sitting with family friends, casual dining or chatting over the day. Also from the hallway, which is a reception room in its’ self, is the study right ahead which is currently used for a gym. To the right is an expansive lounge exuding warmth, comfort and calling out for relaxing evenings watching a movie with the family. Across the back of the barn is a remarkable 38ft sunroom, perfect for dining under the natural light but also boasts enough space for a relaxing snug at the one end and for relaxation, an office space for a study for quiet contemplation or working a productive day, looking overt the beautiful south facing garden.

Moving upstairs, four generously sized double bedrooms await, each adorned with vaulted ceilings and beautiful exposed beams that add to the allure of country living. The master bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe along with a lovely en-suite shower room. The family bathroom is fitted with a bath and shower over, sink, W.C and additional dressing area offering indulgent moments of relaxation. The property doesn’t just stop at its interior charm; outside, a double garage and parking space cater to your convenience, while the rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn with carefully placed plants and shrubs, beckons for outdoor escapades. Retreat to the paved patio seating area, surrounded by nature’s serenity, as you unwind with a book or entertain loved ones under the open skies.

Embrace the tranquillity of rural living in Adderley, where the property stands as a testament to architectural elegance and comfortable living. With the bustling towns of Nantwich and Market Drayton a mere stone’s throw away, you have the best of both worlds – peaceful countryside living with urban conveniences within reach. Solid oak floorings underfoot, characterful features gracing every corner, and a modern ambience throughout, this barn conversion harmoniously blends the old with the new, offering a lifestyle of sophistication and comfort that is truly unparallelled. Seize this opportunity to make Adderley Hall your home, where every day feels like a retreat, and every moment is infused with the charm of countryside living.

Location

Adderley is located on the Shropshire/Cheshire border between the village of Audlem and market town of Market Drayton making access to local amenities easy yet remaining nestled comfortably within a rural setting. Within the village there is a beautiful local church St. Peter’s Church (1635), Primary School and a Village Hall with bowling green.
The Village of Audlem is just a short distance away with a number of local shops including a Post Office, chemist, butchers, local Co-Operative store, health centre and a modern primary school along with numerous pubs and access to the Shropshire Union Canal.
Market Drayton possesses a rich history with some traditions being continued today, such as the weekly Wednesday markets having being chartered by King Henry III in 1245. There are a number of pubs, restaurants and shops including two supermarkets within this market town, making amenities easily accessible.