Betula House, 20, Howey Lane, Congleton, is a stunning restored Edwardian home with four double bedrooms and two elegant reception rooms.
It also offers a bespoke breakfast kitchen with atrium dining space, luxury en suite and contemporary shower room, and lawns, Indian stone terraces and a garden workshop.
The selling price is £795,000.
Constructed around 1910, the family home is a standout example of the fine Edwardian properties that define Howey Lane.
Its elevated position, generous plot and architectural elegance create a presence that is both impressive and welcoming.
The original features have been lovingly preserved, including stained glass windows, high ceilings, Minton tiled floors, moulded cornices, ceiling roses and deep skirting boards.
A portico with weathered oak beam leads into the reception hall, where the Minton tiled floor and shallow rise staircase set the tone. The drawing room has a bay window and Chesney log burner, and the lounge boasts an open fireplace and exposed floorboards.
The breakfast kitchen houses handcrafted oak fronted units painted in French grey, natural oak work surfaces and a central island and breakfast bar.
There is a recessed space for a Rangemaster dual fuel commercial cooker, plus an integrated AEG combination microwave and integrated dishwasher, with a recess for an American style fridge/freezer and pull out larder cupboards to each side.
On the first floor, the master bedroom is a sanctuary, with fitted wardrobes and en suite.
Bedrooms two and three are substantial doubles, while the fourth is a comfortable double room. A shower room completes this level.
The property sits well back from the road, accessed via automatic timber gates opening onto a sweeping driveway bordered by lawns and mature planting.
The rear garden offers privacy, tranquillity and space, with a large Indian stone terrace. An integrated garden store/workshop is tucked into the upper garden.
