This week’s featured property is a “stunning”, large stone-built home with an attractive façade.
On the market with agents Timothy A Brown, 46, Wood Street, Mow Cop, is on the market at £559,950 and there is no onward chain.
Internally it has been transformed into a modern family home.
From the first floor three Juliet balconies there are magnificent views of the Cheshire Plain and beyond.
The property is nestled just below the iconic Mow Cop Castle and externally it has well-maintained grounds comprising a long tarmac driveway and parking, terminating at a very large garage which could easily, subject to planning, be converted to an annexe as it is attached to the main house by a rear hallway.
A large dining kitchen with underfloor heating throughout is fitted with an extensive range of quality kitchen units having Corian preparation surfaces.
From the kitchen, doors lead into various rooms including a lounge with a feature wood burning stove, a study and garden room opening up to the patio. There are stairs to the first floor, a utility/wc, a large rear hall with cloaks cupboard, doors to the rear garden, driveway and to the garage.
At first floor level, the L-shaped landing allows access to five “good-sized” bedrooms, the master having a “quality” en-suite, and finally, a large family bathroom.
Outside to the front are “very attractive” yellow Riverstone and slate chipping flower and shrub beds. To the rear is a suntrap patio with steps up to a further patio area with an ornamental fishpond. Below this area is a large garden storage area.
The total accommodation amounts to 2,560ft2 (237.8m2) (including the garage).
For a virtual viewing, visit timothyabrown.co.uk.
To view in person, call in to Timothy A Brown at 2-4, West Street, Congleton, telephone 01260 271 255 or email contact@timothyabrown.co.uk.
