ABOUT THE PROPERTY

Westrydene is a stunning four bedroom detached house with uninterrupted views across the Dee Estuary to the Welsh Hills.

The property in brief

Approached via an enclosed porch, the hallway leads through double doors to a well proportioned sitting room which enjoys superb views across the open countryside.  There’s a built in log burner for cooler evenings and doors opening out onto a glass fronted balcony for sundowners during the warmer months. A stylish media wall with shelving and cupboard space keep clutter to a minimum. Throughout the house, work has been completed to the highest standard, including the solid oak floors and doors with brass handles.

The stylish kitchen also enjoys the far reaching views and boasts stunning granite worktops along with a range of base units in a contemporary colour featuring brass fittings. The low level lights create a relaxed ambiance and, together with the stainless steel double larder fridge freezer and double ovens, are perfect for entertaining.  A useful utility room adjacent is excellent for keeping things out of sight.  A back door leads onto the patio space to the rear of the house and beyond to the lawned areas.

Across the hallway sits the dining room with its cast iron feature fireplace, it also looks out over the garden towards the Welsh Hills.  There are two further double bedrooms on the ground floor, one with an ensuite, finished with contemporary porcelain tiles and black fittings.

The solid oak staircase, with study nook beneath, leads to the first floor.  The principal suite is accessed via the wide landing complete with a seating area, from which to best appreciate those stunning views, and excellent built in storage.  Past the impressive bathroom with green marble style tiling, double seated shower/steam, black fittings and granite worktops, steps lead down to this oasis of a bedroom.  A log burner sits in one corner creating a cosy cocoon, whilst a splendid black polished stone bathtub is opposite, completing the luxurious suite.   A further double bedroom with built in storage is on the other side of the landing, also enjoying the views to the front.

The outside in brief

As the electric gates open onto the long, impressively straight driveway leading up to this stunning house, you cannot help but be bowled over by the magnificent views in all directions.  There are well thought out pockets of entertaining space to the right, an outside kitchen with pizza oven and patio dining area, another relaxation area with fully operational waterfall pond and two further dining/sitting areas as you approach the house.  All take in the magnificent, uninterrupted vista across greenbelt fields to the Dee Estuary and beyond.  A further entertaining area sits to the rear of the house with another wood fired oven and ample room for a large table and chairs. A cohesion between the various areas has been created through a consistent use of stone, paving and attractive gravel areas that seamlessly blend together.  This large plot is south facing and, as such, enjoys the sun throughout the day.

The gardens are well planted with an interesting mix of shrubs and the mature trees make this plot feel very private indeed.

There is plenty of room for parking on the driveway and a smart roller shuttered double garage.

The lifestyle in brief

Burton is a beautiful, picturesque village that offers everything that would be expected from a rural way of life.

Woodland walks with views over the open countryside, Ness Gardens and the RSPB marshlands are on the doorstep.

Victorian traditions can be enjoyed which include singing carols around the Christmas tree and summer fetes which add to the village ambiance.

There is a lovely local primary school with a good ofsted report and the local playing field with a playground for younger children to enjoy. The excellent grammar, private and state schools both on the Wirral and in Chester are easily reached.

The village has lots to offer and is situated only minutes from the Chester High Road making it highly accessible to the motorway network and Chester, Heswall and Liverpool.

Council Tax band G