Church Farm has been sympathetically renovated under the current ownership to offer charming and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors. The house occupies a central yet secluded position within village standing in generous grounds beyond electric gates. With a plethora of period detailing throughout, the living spaces suit both comfortable everyday living and larger scale entertaining.

The accommodation radiates from an elegant central hallway where there is access to the cellar. To either side of the hallway are two principal reception rooms; an impressive drawing room with log burning stove set into an inglenook fireplace and a sitting room with open fireplace. At heart of the house is a superb open plan kitchen, dining and family room with bi-fold doors onto the terrace. The bespoke kitchen is fitted with hand crafted tulip wood cabinetry under quartz work surfaces and features a Belfast sink, breakfast island and electric five oven Aga. A utility room and WC complete the ground floor.

Over the first and second floors are six bedrooms serviced by four bathrooms. Most notable is the impressive vaulted principal bedroom with exposed timber framework and spiral staircase leading to a mezzanine floor. This spacious room enjoys a dressing area, en-suite shower room and a striking roll top copper bath overlooking the gardens through a feature crittal window.

Approached through electric gates, the sweeping driveway leads to front of the house via a turnaround island planted with mature shrubbery. Adjacent to the house is a large brick outbuilding with triple garaging and gymnasium to the first floor.

The delightful walled gardens to the rear of the house are mainly laid to lawn and framed by borders stocked with a variety of herbaceous flowering plants, established shrubs and mature trees. There is a garden kitchen with glasshouse and raised vegetables beds. Beyond the formal garden is a small coppice from where there is direct access onto the village playing fields.

Church Farm is located within the award winning village of Norton-in-Hales, that benefits from a highly regarded CE primary school, public house and church, along with the tennis, cricket and bowls clubs.

Further extensive amenities can be found in the nearby towns of Market Drayton, Nantwich, Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stoke-on-Trent; whilst Telford and the County town of Shrewsbury are equidistant. Shrewsbury offers an excellent array of bespoke shops and restaurants, along with a number of highly regarded schools to include Prestfelde Preparatory School, Shrewsbury School and the High School.

Railway stations are located at Crewe, Nantwich, Telford and Shrewsbury, which connect to the Midlands Business centres and London beyond. Regional International airports can be found at Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool.