Grade II listed farmhouse spanning approx. 4,479 sq ft
Six bedrooms across three storeys; substantial family accommodation
Southerly-facing landscaped garden and gated driveway
Planning consent (ref 24/2690M) for oak garage, valid three years
Approx. 6 acres and stables available separately (negotiable)
Clive Christian kitchen; large reception rooms with exposed beams
Solid brick walls; likely no modern insulation — refurbishment needed
LPG boiler heating and quite expensive council tax; listed works restrict changes
Set within a semi-rural hamlet on Welsh Row, this Grade II listed farmhouse combines historic character with family-sized proportions. The house extends to approximately 4,479 sq ft and offers six bedrooms across multiple levels, generous reception rooms with exposed beams, and a southerly-facing landscaped garden ideal for children and outdoor entertaining.
Practical features include a gated driveway, a high-spec Clive Christian kitchen and planning consent (ref 24/2690M, granted Nov 2024) for a detached oak-framed garage for three years. Approximately six acres of land and stables are available by separate negotiation, making the site well suited to small-scale equestrian use or paddocks without being included in the headline price.
Buyers should note this is a listed property: alterations will be constrained and listed-status maintenance can add time and cost. The building’s solid-brick construction likely lacks modern cavity insulation and heating runs on an LPG boiler and radiators — factors that will influence running costs and fabric-improvement works.
This location sits within easy reach of Alderley Edge village and a strong local school mix, suiting families seeking a countryside lifestyle with good transport and schooling options. The plot is unusually large for the area, offering privacy and scope, but council tax is described as quite expensive and some refurbishment/efficiency upgrades are likely required.