Rare 4-bed listed home with large garden and loft potential, chain free.
Grade-listed stone house dating from the 1700s
Set on a generous plot in Hadfield, this 18th-century stone semi-detached house offers abundant period character and scope for sensitive updating. The property, dating from the 1700s and located in a conservation area, retains high ceilings, original balustrades and traditional windows that define its historic appeal. With four good-sized bedrooms and two reception rooms, the layout is family-friendly and flexible.
Outside, a substantial mature garden, gated rear access and a double garage/outbuilding provide practical parking and potential for a home office or hobby space. The large loft could provide additional accommodation, subject to necessary planning permissions and listed-building constraints. The house is chain free and within walking distance of Hadfield station, with regular services to Manchester — convenient for commuters.
Important practical points: the house is listed (historic interest), which will restrict alterations and can complicate consents and renovation work. The interior needs a general update and renovation to reach modern standards; any loft conversion or major works would require listed-building and planning approvals. Local indices show above-average crime and area deprivation, factors to weigh alongside the property’s strengths.
This home will suit buyers seeking character and long-term value uplift through sympathetic renovation, families wanting good local schools, or investors comfortable working with historic listings. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the scale, period detail and countryside views that surround the property.