Church Lane, Henbury, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK11

A magnificent Grade II Georgian townhouse with architectural merit and historical importance, extending to over 3,721 sq ft over three floors.

Description

This magnificent Grade II Georgian townhouse represents a truly rare opportunity to acquire a spectacular residence of architectural merit and historical importance. The property is presented to the market for the first time in 50 years.
Davenport Hayes provides a wealth of period features including timber sash windows, traditional stonework, elegant timber front door, classical architecture, oak staircase, decorative fireplaces and exposed wooden beams.

The grandiose accommodation extends to over 3,721 sq ft over three floors. To the ground floor the porch opens into the impressive 27’9 dual-aspect living room which leads into the hallway with reception room, dining room and conservatory leading off. The formal dining room leads into the well-appointed breakfast kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with traditional oak units and integrated appliances all arranged around a central brick built island with tiled worktop with delightful garden views. Completing the downstairs accommodation is a laundry room leading off the conservatory.

Leading to the first and second floors is a stunning spindle staircase with attractive large window to the half landing. On the first floor there are three generously proportioned bedrooms. The indulgent principal suite consists of a fitted dressing room and a spacious en suite with shower. The two remaining bedrooms are served by a house bathroom with a bath and separate WC. The second floor has four additional bedrooms one of which is currently being used as a home office.

Externally there are extensive front and rear gardens and access to the double garage. The property has excellent frontage and parking for several vehicles.

Location

Set off a quiet lane in the village of Henbury to the west of the market town of Macclesfield, this charming Grade II listed home sits in a generous plot close to the village church and within walking distance of the local pub, The Blacksmiths Arms and Flora garden centre and tearooms.

Situated nearby is a Tesco Express in Broken Cross, less than a mile away and the local garage, within walking distance has a convenience store section. Macclesfield has an excellent choice of schools in the private and public sectors and the railway station places London Euston only 1hr 48 mins away and Manchester, Piccadilly 21 minutes away. There are many restaurants and bars in the town as well as in the local villages and towns of Alderley Edge, Prestbury and Wilmslow both within easy travelling distance.

The area abounds with golf courses, leisure and country sports facilities and lies on the edge of the Peak National Park. Quiet country lanes are perfect for walking and cycling and the village has a strong sense of community.

Square Footage: 3,721 sq ft