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£725,0003 bedroom detached house for sale
Stone House Lane, Peckforton, Tarporley, Cheshire
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Detached house
3 beds
1 bath
1540
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
- Beautiful country cottage in the heart of Peckforton
- Large established and well maintained private gardens
- Two generous garages and a stable/store
- Log store and potting shed
- Kitchen/breakfast room with pantry
- Central 6 seater dining room
- Large but cosy sitting room with open fire
- 3 good sized bedrooms overlooking the gardens
- The whole c.0.9 acres
The property
Available for the first time on the open market, Garden Cottage is a handsome Grade II listed period home with timber-framed and brick elevations and diamond casement windows, while inside the accommodation is characterful and bright.
The central entranceway opens to a fine triple-aspect sitting room and an adjacent dual-aspect dining room, both of which have feature fireplaces and thick timber beams. From the dining room is a stairway rising to the first-floor level, with the accommodation flowing naturally through into the bright and airy heavily beamed kitchen. The kitchen features terracotta tiled flooring, a dedicated pantry, a range of wall and base cabinetry with wooden worksurfaces and various appliances. Alongside is a cloakroom and a door to the paved rear courtyard and old wash house.
The light-filled first-floor landing flows into a trio of well-proportioned bedrooms with pleasing garden aspects, all of which enjoy ample storage with various built-in wardrobes. The rooms are served by a family bathroom completing the floor, with a separate bathtub and walk-in shower.
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage that we understand may not be compliant with current regulations. LPG - Calor gas.
Outside
The property offers a generous plot totalling c.0.9 acres, approached via a driveway leading to a cobbled brick-laid forecourt beside the home. This gives access to the stone-built stable building with a garage to either side. Attractive natural stone pathways and terraces wrap around the property, followed by neatly trimmed topiary, colourful shrubbery, flower borders and divided manicured formal lawns. Hedging and fine stone walls enclose the grounds, which also feature a croquet lawn, a
sunny circular seating area and pathway alongside an expansive collection of mature and specimen trees, a potting shed and adjacent log store and an original outdoor WC (please note this may not be in working order).
Location
The sought-after village of Peckforton near Beeston with its 12th century castle is located close to Cheshire’s Sandstone Trail and the Shropshire Union Canal. It also sits just 3.5 miles from the historic village of Taporley, which enjoys excellent local amenities including shops, schools, a chemist, hospital, galleries, a butcher, hairdresser, petrol station, eateries and public houses, along with two notable golf courses. Thriving Chester offers comprehensive shopping, recreational and leisure facilities.
There are convenient road links via the M53, M56 and M6, with Delamere station offering rail services to London. Noted nearby schools include Abbey Gate, King’s, Queen’s and Ellesmere.
Available for the first time on the open market, Garden Cottage is a handsome Grade II listed period home with timber-framed and brick elevations and diamond casement windows, while inside the accommodation is characterful and bright.
The central entranceway opens to a fine triple-aspect sitting room and an adjacent dual-aspect dining room, both of which have feature fireplaces and thick timber beams. From the dining room is a stairway rising to the first-floor level, with the accommodation flowing naturally through into the bright and airy heavily beamed kitchen. The kitchen features terracotta tiled flooring, a dedicated pantry, a range of wall and base cabinetry with wooden worksurfaces and various appliances. Alongside is a cloakroom and a door to the paved rear courtyard and old wash house.
The light-filled first-floor landing flows into a trio of well-proportioned bedrooms with pleasing garden aspects, all of which enjoy ample storage with various built-in wardrobes. The rooms are served by a family bathroom completing the floor, with a separate bathtub and walk-in shower.
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage that we understand may not be compliant with current regulations. LPG - Calor gas.
Outside
The property offers a generous plot totalling c.0.9 acres, approached via a driveway leading to a cobbled brick-laid forecourt beside the home. This gives access to the stone-built stable building with a garage to either side. Attractive natural stone pathways and terraces wrap around the property, followed by neatly trimmed topiary, colourful shrubbery, flower borders and divided manicured formal lawns. Hedging and fine stone walls enclose the grounds, which also feature a croquet lawn, a
sunny circular seating area and pathway alongside an expansive collection of mature and specimen trees, a potting shed and adjacent log store and an original outdoor WC (please note this may not be in working order).
Location
The sought-after village of Peckforton near Beeston with its 12th century castle is located close to Cheshire’s Sandstone Trail and the Shropshire Union Canal. It also sits just 3.5 miles from the historic village of Taporley, which enjoys excellent local amenities including shops, schools, a chemist, hospital, galleries, a butcher, hairdresser, petrol station, eateries and public houses, along with two notable golf courses. Thriving Chester offers comprehensive shopping, recreational and leisure facilities.
There are convenient road links via the M53, M56 and M6, with Delamere station offering rail services to London. Noted nearby schools include Abbey Gate, King’s, Queen’s and Ellesmere.
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