House For Sale £2,100,000
Outstanding family residence in a private and secluded setting close to the centre of Prestbury village.
Description
Pendle House is a beautiful family residence in a superb location close to the village centre and a short stroll away from all its amenities.
One of the original 1920’s family homes which occupy the prime spots in what was a tiny Cheshire village, the house has a traditional stone roof and has been meticulously upgraded to create a comfortable and spacious property which suits the needs of families in the 21st century. Both the house and the garden offer a wonderful opportunity to entertain friends either inside or “al fresco” in the gardens.
The living dining kitchen has been bespoke crafted by renowned David Lisle with painted and burr walnut finishes, integrated dishwasher and microwave and Sub-Zero fridge and freezer, a Sub-Zero wine cooler with a zoned wine store, a four oven aga and a dresser with a concealed TV cupboard. French doors open to the rear outdoor entertaining area, a door leads through to the lovely dining room and a door leads through to the family rear entrance hall/boot room and internal access to the triple garage with its rear log store. Off the family entrance hall is a door leading to a laundry room with extensive storage in oak cupboards and an electric hob and freezer cabinet, washing machine a tumble drier.
The woodwork and doors have been bespoke made in English oak by another local craftsman, Peter Pownall, and are simply superb, capturing the essence and elegance of the 1920s with a contemporary twist. This is especially evident in the glorious entrance hall with its oak front door and turning oak staircase to the first floor. A cloakroom with wc lies off the inner hall area.
The dining room lies off the hall to the right and has a dual aspect, a bespoke arched cupboard and oak doors. The dual aspect drawing room is on the other side of the hall, is splendidly proportioned and features a Minster stone fireplace with a dog grate and living flame gas fire, oak floor and a side bay with French doors opening to a Cheshire stone flagged terrace and seating area.
A lovely family sitting room lies to the rear with a cosy wood-burning stove and double French doors opening to a large Amdega conservatory with retractable blinds which overlooks the gardens and has French doors opening to a stone flagged terrace. Off the sitting room there is also a really well placed study/home office with two fitted work-stations overlooking the side gardens and a filing/store room off.
A half landing gives exclusive access to the principal bedroom suite with fitted wardrobes and a side window. Its large en suite bathroom includes a spa bath, twin wash hand basins, a wc and a separate Grohe shower with body sprays.
The main landing leads to five bedrooms and two house shower rooms. The three principal bedrooms are well sized and have fitted wardrobes while the two smaller bedrooms would lend themselves well to creating dressing rooms or further en suite bathrooms. One is currently used as a spacious second home office.
The staircase continues up to the second floor where there are three further rooms which offer flexibility as either a nanny or teenage suite, games room or three bedrooms, albeit with two connected. There is access to under eaves storage cupboards, a gable window and large Velux windows to all these rooms including the second floor bathroom with a shower, en suite to one of the rooms.
The grounds extend to about half an acre with a gated driveway sweeping around a central raised circular flower bed. A lawn and stone terraces lie to the south facing side gardens and there are further lawned gardens to the rear with an extensive stone terrace area which is perfect for entertaining on summer evenings, all set within leafy mature surroundings and completely private.
The highlight of the garden is a large brick walled and roofed pergola BBQ area, to the rear of which lies a brick-built storage building with two storage rooms (one of which contains a disused oil storage tank) and a dog kennel with raised bed and electrical heating.
Location
Pendle House lies behind a gated entrance off a leafy private road only a short walk away from the centre of this picturesque Cheshire village.
Prestbury is one of the prime villages of South Manchester, surrounded by beautiful countryside, golf courses and on the fringe of the Peak District National Park. The river Bollin meanders through the village with pleasant country walks along its banks and yet Macclesfield’s main west coast line station is only minutes away and has a service to London Euston from 1hr 44 minutes and Manchester City Centre from 22 minutes or 30 minutes direct from Prestbury station.
The village of Alderley Edge and Wilmslow supplement the great eateries in the village with a range of restaurants providing international cuisine.
The village has a number of restaurants, two good village pubs and a comprehensive range of amenities including a tennis and squash club, cricket club, golf club and even sailing at Redesmere and Rudyard. There are plentiful sports clubs in Macclesfield too, the rugby club is on the edge of the village along with Macclesfield Leisure Centre.
The village primary school is good and the local Fallibroome Academy is outstanding. For those seeking the private sector there are many choices including Beech Hall Preparatory School, The Ryleys and Alderley Edge School for Girls and the fantastic new Kings School Macclesfield is on the edge of the village.
There are a plethora of Spas, Health Clubs and personal services available in the area and for those who enjoy the outdoors, Hare Hill, The Edge at Alderley and the Peak District National Park are all within easy reach. Cycle routes criss-cross the area and there are some super walks directly from the village.
Square Footage: 5,148 sq ft
Acreage:
0.5 Acres
Description
Pendle House is a beautiful family residence in a superb location close to the village centre and a short stroll away from all its amenities.
One of the original 1920’s family homes which occupy the prime spots in what was a tiny Cheshire village, the house has a traditional stone roof and has been meticulously upgraded to create a comfortable and spacious property which suits the needs of families in the 21st century. Both the house and the garden offer a wonderful opportunity to entertain friends either inside or “al fresco” in the gardens.
The living dining kitchen has been bespoke crafted by renowned David Lisle with painted and burr walnut finishes, integrated dishwasher and microwave and Sub-Zero fridge and freezer, a Sub-Zero wine cooler with a zoned wine store, a four oven aga and a dresser with a concealed TV cupboard. French doors open to the rear outdoor entertaining area, a door leads through to the lovely dining room and a door leads through to the family rear entrance hall/boot room and internal access to the triple garage with its rear log store. Off the family entrance hall is a door leading to a laundry room with extensive storage in oak cupboards and an electric hob and freezer cabinet, washing machine a tumble drier.
The woodwork and doors have been bespoke made in English oak by another local craftsman, Peter Pownall, and are simply superb, capturing the essence and elegance of the 1920s with a contemporary twist. This is especially evident in the glorious entrance hall with its oak front door and turning oak staircase to the first floor. A cloakroom with wc lies off the inner hall area.
The dining room lies off the hall to the right and has a dual aspect, a bespoke arched cupboard and oak doors. The dual aspect drawing room is on the other side of the hall, is splendidly proportioned and features a Minster stone fireplace with a dog grate and living flame gas fire, oak floor and a side bay with French doors opening to a Cheshire stone flagged terrace and seating area.
A lovely family sitting room lies to the rear with a cosy wood-burning stove and double French doors opening to a large Amdega conservatory with retractable blinds which overlooks the gardens and has French doors opening to a stone flagged terrace. Off the sitting room there is also a really well placed study/home office with two fitted work-stations overlooking the side gardens and a filing/store room off.
A half landing gives exclusive access to the principal bedroom suite with fitted wardrobes and a side window. Its large en suite bathroom includes a spa bath, twin wash hand basins, a wc and a separate Grohe shower with body sprays.
The main landing leads to five bedrooms and two house shower rooms. The three principal bedrooms are well sized and have fitted wardrobes while the two smaller bedrooms would lend themselves well to creating dressing rooms or further en suite bathrooms. One is currently used as a spacious second home office.
The staircase continues up to the second floor where there are three further rooms which offer flexibility as either a nanny or teenage suite, games room or three bedrooms, albeit with two connected. There is access to under eaves storage cupboards, a gable window and large Velux windows to all these rooms including the second floor bathroom with a shower, en suite to one of the rooms.
The grounds extend to about half an acre with a gated driveway sweeping around a central raised circular flower bed. A lawn and stone terraces lie to the south facing side gardens and there are further lawned gardens to the rear with an extensive stone terrace area which is perfect for entertaining on summer evenings, all set within leafy mature surroundings and completely private.
The highlight of the garden is a large brick walled and roofed pergola BBQ area, to the rear of which lies a brick-built storage building with two storage rooms (one of which contains a disused oil storage tank) and a dog kennel with raised bed and electrical heating.
Location
Pendle House lies behind a gated entrance off a leafy private road only a short walk away from the centre of this picturesque Cheshire village.
Prestbury is one of the prime villages of South Manchester, surrounded by beautiful countryside, golf courses and on the fringe of the Peak District National Park. The river Bollin meanders through the village with pleasant country walks along its banks and yet Macclesfield’s main west coast line station is only minutes away and has a service to London Euston from 1hr 44 minutes and Manchester City Centre from 22 minutes or 30 minutes direct from Prestbury station.
The village of Alderley Edge and Wilmslow supplement the great eateries in the village with a range of restaurants providing international cuisine.
The village has a number of restaurants, two good village pubs and a comprehensive range of amenities including a tennis and squash club, cricket club, golf club and even sailing at Redesmere and Rudyard. There are plentiful sports clubs in Macclesfield too, the rugby club is on the edge of the village along with Macclesfield Leisure Centre.
The village primary school is good and the local Fallibroome Academy is outstanding. For those seeking the private sector there are many choices including Beech Hall Preparatory School, The Ryleys and Alderley Edge School for Girls and the fantastic new Kings School Macclesfield is on the edge of the village.
There are a plethora of Spas, Health Clubs and personal services available in the area and for those who enjoy the outdoors, Hare Hill, The Edge at Alderley and the Peak District National Park are all within easy reach. Cycle routes criss-cross the area and there are some super walks directly from the village.
Square Footage: 5,148 sq ft
Acreage:
0.5 Acres
