House For Sale £2,350,000
A wonderful family home with uninterrupted, spectacular countryside views set in just over five acres of land backing onto the Peover Eye.
Description
Built in the 1930’s, with later additions by the current owners in the 1970’s, this wonderful arts and craft style home has huge amounts of character whilst offering superb light and bright entertaining space.
The property offers the potential for the new owners to renovate the main family home whist potentially converting the stable block/dutch barn to further accommodation, or even a separate dwelling subject to the necessary planning permissions.
The reception hall has a wonderful high vaulted ceiling and large stained glass window by the bespoke staircase. There is a fabulous extended drawing room with triple aspect which enjoys stunning views of the garden and countryside with sliding doors leading to the rear gardens. The well proportioned dining room also benefits from sliding doors to the rear.
The hub of the home is the bright kitchen/breakfast/garden room area which is a wonderfully spacious and flexible area that really does make the most of the views. The kitchen offers a range of wall, drawer and base units with central island and gas hob.
On the first floor there is the principal bedroom with spectacular views, dressing room and recently updated en suite shower room. The guest bedroom also has the benefit of an en suite shower room. Completing the first floor accommodation are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
White House is approached by a sweeping private driveway leading to large parking area, with car port and electric car charging point along with a further carport and secure storage. The property is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens with the rear south facing gardens leading down to the Peover Eye.
To the west of White House is a paddock of three acres with a horse shelter, this also leads down to the Peover Eye.
To the east is a rebuilt stable block that in part has been converted to offer an annexe/ games room or home office. There are still three stables, and a good sized Dutch barn with work shop for further garden implement storage and hay loft above.
Location
Plumley is a small, desirable Cheshire village on the outskirts of Knutsford. There are two popular public houses, villages store and train station. Plumley railway station is on the Mid-Cheshire line and has regular services to Manchester and Chester.
Communications has always been one of the prime attractions of the area, with easy access to the M6 and M56 linking to the North-West’s commercial centres making commuting to Chester, Warrington, Liverpool, Manchester and MediaCityUK easily accessible. Manchester International Airport and the city centre are also within close proximity. Knutsford, Plumley and Wilmslow train stations have a regular service to Manchester and Stockport, linking to the main West Coast line for London in 1hr 50 mins.
The property has ease of access to excellent educational facilities with a great selection of schools in the state and private sector. Most private schools in the area provide private coaches to Knutsford and The Grange School at Hartford, King’s School Macclesfield and Terra Nova School are all within easy reach. Local rated schools include Lower Peover CofE and Bexton Primary school.
Plumley is around four miles from Knutsford town centre. Knutsford is a charming town within Cheshire. The town centre of Knutsford is totally unique and steeped in history, there are many wonderful boutique shops, popular Curzon cinema, restaurants and coffee shops.
In addition to these local amenities there is also beautiful surrounding countryside including Tatton Park which is fantastic for those who enjoy walking, cycling and horse riding along with Shakerley Mere. Further leisure facilities are available in the way of several nearby clubs, in particular Knutsford and The Mere Golf clubs.
(travel times and distances are approximate)
Square Footage: 3,808 sq ft
Acreage: 5 Acres
Additional Info
Council Tax Band H
Description
Built in the 1930’s, with later additions by the current owners in the 1970’s, this wonderful arts and craft style home has huge amounts of character whilst offering superb light and bright entertaining space.
The property offers the potential for the new owners to renovate the main family home whist potentially converting the stable block/dutch barn to further accommodation, or even a separate dwelling subject to the necessary planning permissions.
The reception hall has a wonderful high vaulted ceiling and large stained glass window by the bespoke staircase. There is a fabulous extended drawing room with triple aspect which enjoys stunning views of the garden and countryside with sliding doors leading to the rear gardens. The well proportioned dining room also benefits from sliding doors to the rear.
The hub of the home is the bright kitchen/breakfast/garden room area which is a wonderfully spacious and flexible area that really does make the most of the views. The kitchen offers a range of wall, drawer and base units with central island and gas hob.
On the first floor there is the principal bedroom with spectacular views, dressing room and recently updated en suite shower room. The guest bedroom also has the benefit of an en suite shower room. Completing the first floor accommodation are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
White House is approached by a sweeping private driveway leading to large parking area, with car port and electric car charging point along with a further carport and secure storage. The property is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens with the rear south facing gardens leading down to the Peover Eye.
To the west of White House is a paddock of three acres with a horse shelter, this also leads down to the Peover Eye.
To the east is a rebuilt stable block that in part has been converted to offer an annexe/ games room or home office. There are still three stables, and a good sized Dutch barn with work shop for further garden implement storage and hay loft above.
Location
Plumley is a small, desirable Cheshire village on the outskirts of Knutsford. There are two popular public houses, villages store and train station. Plumley railway station is on the Mid-Cheshire line and has regular services to Manchester and Chester.
Communications has always been one of the prime attractions of the area, with easy access to the M6 and M56 linking to the North-West’s commercial centres making commuting to Chester, Warrington, Liverpool, Manchester and MediaCityUK easily accessible. Manchester International Airport and the city centre are also within close proximity. Knutsford, Plumley and Wilmslow train stations have a regular service to Manchester and Stockport, linking to the main West Coast line for London in 1hr 50 mins.
The property has ease of access to excellent educational facilities with a great selection of schools in the state and private sector. Most private schools in the area provide private coaches to Knutsford and The Grange School at Hartford, King’s School Macclesfield and Terra Nova School are all within easy reach. Local rated schools include Lower Peover CofE and Bexton Primary school.
Plumley is around four miles from Knutsford town centre. Knutsford is a charming town within Cheshire. The town centre of Knutsford is totally unique and steeped in history, there are many wonderful boutique shops, popular Curzon cinema, restaurants and coffee shops.
In addition to these local amenities there is also beautiful surrounding countryside including Tatton Park which is fantastic for those who enjoy walking, cycling and horse riding along with Shakerley Mere. Further leisure facilities are available in the way of several nearby clubs, in particular Knutsford and The Mere Golf clubs.
(travel times and distances are approximate)
Square Footage: 3,808 sq ft
Acreage: 5 Acres
Additional Info
Council Tax Band H
