Spacious family retreat with dramatic views and generous gardens.
Panoramic views across valley to the Pennines from principal suite and living areas
Extensively redesigned in 2012; approximately 4,449 sq ft of living space
Air-source heat pump and EV charging; fast broadband
Very large plot with paved patio, lawn, decking and balcony views
Parking for several cars, detached garage plus workshop/stables
Four double bedrooms, four bathrooms; ground-floor bedroom with en-suite
Period sandstone/limestone walls likely without insulation — retrofit may be needed
Council tax band described as quite expensive; average mobile signal
Set on the summit of Werneth Low, this extensively redesigned family home combines dramatic, glass-fronted living with generous outdoor space and far-reaching views across Greater Manchester to the Pennines. The ground floor’s L-shaped lounge/dining area and a timeless kitchen with island flow through full-width bi-fold doors onto a paved patio, lawn and decked sun terrace — ideal for family time and entertaining.
Accommodation spans four double bedrooms and four bathrooms, including a breathtaking principal suite with substantial dressing area, roll-top bath and walk-in shower. One double bedroom with en-suite sits on the ground floor and works well for guests or multi-generational living. Practical additions include a utility room, home office, snug/media room, detached garage, workshop/stables and parking for several vehicles.
Energy-efficient fittings include an air-source heat pump and an EV charging point, and broadband is fast. The property was comprehensively redesigned in 2012 and offers extremely large internal space (about 4,449 sq ft) on a very large plot close to country parks, local schools and transport links. The freehold tenure and rural hamlet setting give a strong sense of privacy and community.
Important considerations: the building dates from before 1900 and exterior walls are sandstone/limestone with assumed no insulation, so additional insulation works could be needed to maximise thermal performance. Council tax is described as quite expensive. Mobile signal is only average despite fast broadband. These factual points should be weighed against the home’s size, setting and recent renovation.
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