This property presents a rare opportunity for both personal residence and investment potential, having previously been divided into a substantial three-bedroom house alongside four independent apartments. The interior is rich with character, showcasing notable period details such as an exquisite bespoke plasterwork ceiling accompanied by a chandelier, high shuttered windows, and an impressive marble fireplace in the grand sitting room with an 11-foot ceiling.
The well-designed layout includes a spacious kitchen/dining room with utility space and pantry, and a 20-foot long lounge that evokes feelings of grandeur. As you ascend to the upper levels, you'll find spectacular views over Werneth Low along with eight generously sized bedrooms and four bathrooms.
A versatile cellar room currently serves recreational purposes but holds great potential for conversion or additional storage. Outside, the property boasts attractive private gardens complete with ample parking facilities, a detached garage converted from an old stable, and unique features like an apple orchard and a well-established vegetable patch.
Located just a short walk from transport links to Manchester Piccadilly, this home also benefits from nearby amenities including schools and entertainment options. With previous planning permissions available (now expired), this expansive residence provides significant scope for redevelopment (subject to planning permission), making it ideal for families or investors looking to enhance its current appeal. Recent restoration work has revitalized parts of the property while maintaining its historic charm; however, some areas may still benefit from cosmetic updates without requiring heavy structural work.
