Coachmans Cottage, Chester Road, Daresbury WA4 4AJ

Tucked away and wrapped up in rural views, welcome to Coachman’s Cottage, a spacious hideaway perfectly placed on the fringe of the historic Daresbury Village.

Spacious, welcoming, and filled with light, this is a home where connection and functionality combine in perfect harmony. With generous living areas and gardens, flexible spaces that offer a wonderful flow, and nestled just minutes away from the beautiful village of Daresbury, Coachman’s Cottage has it all.

OWNER QUOTE: “It’s so quiet and peaceful, and the views of the surrounding fields are great.”

Countryside Living

Pass the open Cheshire countryside as you make your way down Chester Road and turn onto the private driveway that leads to Coachman’s Cottage. Offering plenty of parking for up to 8 cars, pull up outside the double garage that also offers additional parking.

Step outside to the beautiful rural views that encase the home, and make your way to the front garden where the apple and pear trees welcome you. A central path leads to the timber-framed front porch, and glazed doorway, ready to invite you inside.

Patio and seating areas are on both sides of the home, evoking images of dining alfresco and soaking up the scenery in the sunshine, but first step inside to the large hallway.

Welcome Home

Warm wooden flooring extends underfoot, and with white walls reflecting the light from the glazed surroundings of the doorway, it’s a bright and welcoming introduction to the home.

Turn right into a large room currently being used as a home office. With feature fireplace and sliding patio door leading to the outside seating area under the pergola, it’s an adaptable and flexible space.

Return to the entrance hall and make your way into the spacious lounge next door. Wooden flooring leads to a step down into the room, where it transitions into cosy carpet. A large bay window showcases views of the garden and floods the room in natural light and an impressive inglenook fireplace houses the log burner, ready to be lit on cooler evenings. Double doors open to the dining area, while patio sliding doors lead to the gardens, creating a seamless transition throughout the home.

With ample space for seating and room to entertain, it’s the perfect place to invite friends and loved ones to enjoy the area.

OWNER QUOTE: “I love the design of the lounge, where you step down into it. It has a warm and comfortable feel, and the bonus is the great view.”

Retrace your steps to the hallway and freshen up in the cloakroom that comprises WC and wash basin, before continuing into a large area that’s filled with possibilities.

Flexible Living Spaces

Currently used as a living space and for extra storage, with wooden flooring, neutral décor and flooded with natural light, it lends itself to a multitude of uses. Keep it as another reception room, or adapt it into a playroom, home office, or cinema room. The possibilities are endless.

Flow through into the utility room, where storage cupboards and countertop space with sink make for the ideal area to complete any household tasks. Home to the washing machine and dryer, with access to the outside, it’s another excellent entry point to the home after a day exploring the countryside.

A Feast for the Eyes

Return to the entrance hall and turn left into the large kitchen. An array of cabinetry lines the walls above and below the granite worktops offering ample space for storage and food preparation. Integrated appliances include a microwave, a range style oven, and dishwasher.

Discover an island with seating, ready for casual family meals where chatting with the chef as dishes are created is effortless. Take a seat with a glass of fizz as you discuss the menu, or enjoy a morning coffee as you look out to the adjoining conservatory and views of the garden beyond.

Turn right into the alcove that houses a wine cooler and fridge. Opposite a wine rack, and with storage and countertop space, create cocktails and drinks for guests whilst never having to leave the conversation.

Flow through into the adjoining conservatory, with panoramic views and plenty of space to entertain or indulge in moments of quiet solitude. Perfect for hosting large get-togethers, or curling up and getting lost in the pages of your favourite book, the conservatory is as flexible a space as you are, ready to adapt to whatever the occasion. With doors leading out into the garden, open them up in summer to make the transition from indoors to out, seamless, and fill the room with fresh air.

Retrace your steps through the kitchen and into the dining area. Wooden flooring complements the neutral décor of the room, and with large picture windows filling it with light, it’s an ideal room for any event.

Fill the space with table and chairs to host dinner parties and celebrations, where everyone can gaze at the views and relax in the space. With double doors connecting the room to the lounge, this is a home designed for effortless flow and connection.

Sweet Slumber

Retrace your steps to the entrance hall and ascend the stairs to the large landing on the upper floor. Turn right into the first of the bedrooms, with plenty of light and space for storage, this is a perfect room for visiting guests or younger family members. Discover the shower room next door, fully tiled and comprising a large, walk-in shower, WC and wash basin.

A large double bedroom is next door with a striking feature wall and plenty of room for storage. Continue down the hallway to another large double bedroom, with beams adorning the ceiling and window displaying the rural views.

Continue along the hallway and follow it around to the right, where the family bathroom is on your left. Fill the large, freestanding bath with bubbles for a relaxing soak or enjoy a refreshing spritz in the shower. Also comprising a WC and wash basin.

Flow through into the large double bedroom with a calming colour palette and plenty of light from the window with views of the open countryside ready to greet you each morning. A dressing area is next door, with plenty of space to house all personal items.

Garden and Grounds

A private driveway leads to Coachman’s Cottage, offering ample room for parking. The double garage, with up and over electric door, provides additional parking and room to store any sporting or gardening equipment.

The extensive lawned area to the front of the home, is the perfect introduction. With open fields in view, and fruit trees lining the path to the home, it’s every bit the country cottage. Tucked away, and so very private, the gardens are a peaceful sanctuary where you can hear the distant church bells and gentle sounds from the village.

Two patio areas provide space for sitting outside and soaking up the scenery, or why not dine alfresco under the pergola? With doors leading into the lounge, conservatory and office space, as well as access into the utility area, this is a home where the flow from outside to inside is seamless.

Enclosed by fencing, the gardens to the rear of the home are another area in which to enjoy the rural views and sunshine. A decking area beside the conservatory is the perfect place to entertain, host barbeques and get-togethers.

OWNER QUOTE: “The decking gets the morning sunshine, and the views are just beautiful from there.”

Beyond the Doorstep

Perfectly positioned with all amenities within easy reach, Coachman’s Cottage offers a wealth of opportunities to explore and adventure. Located just on the fringe of Daresbury village, take the 10 minute stroll to The Ring O’Bells inn for a bite to eat and discover all the original features from when it was once used as Daresbury courthouse.


Daresbury was once the home of Lewis Carroll, author of the Alice in Wonderland books, and you can retrace his footsteps on the Lewis Carroll Walk. Leading through the village, past the church and back through the fields, it’s alleged to be his boyhood walk and one of the many hikes and cycle routes you can enjoy straight from the doorstep. With the Bridgewater Canal just a 10 minute walk away, and the beautiful Cheshire Countryside surrounding you, it’s an outdoor enthusiast’s dream.

With Preston Brook and Stockton Heath both under a 10 minute drive, providing many restaurants, cafes and boutiques to discover, spend weekends pottering around the vibrant villages discovering the local area.

Commuting is a breeze with Warrington Central train station just over a 10 minute drive away and the M56 that links to the M6 close by.

Families are well served with a local primary school within the village and a selection of high schools nearby.

In such a superb setting, filled with light and space, Coachman’s Cottage is a captivating countryside retreat, ready to be called home.

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