Stunning family residence in superb gardens of about 1.36 acres

Description

Delveron House is beautifully and recently upgraded from its 1930’s origins to provide superb accommodation as well suited to families as for entertaining on a grand scale.

Set behind electric gates the stunning landscaped gardens extend to about 1.36 acres with rolling lawns, deep shrubbery borders and extensive sunny south facing terraces including a secondary terrace with an Amdega summer house and a secluded pond. They form a fitting frame to this delightful residence.

The property has a sophisticated security system and CCTV

The front porch opens into an impressive reception hall with a cherry wood floor, a lantern roof and a sweeping staircase leading up to the gallery landing. Built in cloaks cupboards and hardwood doors lead off to the principal reception rooms and the cloakroom with a w.c.

The impressive dual aspect library/drawing room has double doors and lies off to the left, stunning cherry wood flooring and library shelving are matched by wainscot panelling and a Chesney fireplace. A connecting door leads through to a delightful, bright sitting room with a bay to the rear overlooking the lovely gardens with window seating. This dual aspect room is graced by a fabulous marble fireplace with a wood burning stove and lies off the adjoining kitchen and has double doors to the conservatory.

To the right of the hall is the study with its fitted work station and library shelving with cupboards below. The hall then leads through to the fantastic triple aspect dining room with its adjoining lounge area, herringbone oak flooring and a deep fireplace recess with a gas fired stove.

The bespoke kitchen is superbly appointed with classical base and wall cupboards, integrated appliances and a large range cooker. The granite topped surfaces include a large island with breakfast areas; a large dresser and a window seat complete this lovely room. A utility room adjoins the kitchen and is well appointed with twin ceramic sinks and a door to a rear porch and the gardens.

Steps lead down to a lower ground floor cinema room/playroom/office, a multi-purpose room away from the hubbub of the main house and with a boiler room off.

The Amdega conservatory makes the most of the fantastic garden views and forms an integral part of the main accommodation with access from both the kitchen and sitting room. With over-sized tiled flooring this impressive conservatory is perfect for informal dining and day to day living with double French doors leading onto the deep stone terrace at the rear. Perfect for indoor/outdoor entertaining and living.

The gallery landing has a French door to a roof balcony area and there are five bedroom suites with well-appointed bathrooms and hand painted solid wood wardrobes. All bar one have dual aspects and are great sized double rooms while the impressively sized principal bedroom enjoys a triple aspect with garden views.

The electronically operated electric gates open to an expansive stone flagged parking/turning area with a detached triple garage, triple electric roller doors, gardener’s w.c. and a sink. The gardens have plenty of space for a swimming pool and the Amdega summer house has its own terrace area, ideal for entertaining away from the main house. There is a cedar green house and a garden garage area.

Location

Mottram St Andrew is one of Cheshire’s most sought after locations, being mainly rural yet lying between the villages of Prestbury and Alderley Edge and the town of Wilmslow. The undulating countryside has views of the Macclesfield Hills and towards Manchester, there are lovely country walks along the Bollin Valley and the Bulls Head gastro pub is within walking distance.

Mottram village primary school is well regarded and Kings School Macclesfield is now located on the edge of Prestbury village, a short drive away. Educational, recreational and shopping facilities are all close by and Champneys Spa at Mottram Hall along with the golf course are just down the road.

For those requiring regular journeys to London or Manchester by train the stations in Wilmslow and Macclesfield are about equidistant and are both on the main west coast line with London Euston under two hours away and Manchester from 18 minutes. The airport is also within easy reach.

The area is renowned for its leisure facilities including numerous golf courses, livery, sports clubs and even sailing at Redesmere or Rudyard lakes. The Peak District National Park is close by and the nearby villages have a wide range of restaurants and bistros.

Square Footage: 5,700 sq ft


Acreage: 1.36 Acres