Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to The Butlands Whitchurch Road, Tarporley, a cozy and compact detached type home with 5 bed in the CW6 9TD area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band G.
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £1,560,000 and a rental potential of £10,140 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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The Butlands is a beautifully presented Grade II Listed property
situated in the heart of rural Cheshire, with lovely views towards
both Peckforton and Beeston Castles. The property has late 17th
century origins with additions and more recently has been renovated
to a high standard throughout, combining contemporary features with
period charm. The property comprises of the principal cottage with
a detached barn, independent from the house, which provides options
for auxiliary accommodation on possible business option for a
B&B or holiday let, subject to planning consent. The gardens
are a real credit to the current owners, cleverly laid-out into
distinct 'rooms' and include a secure paddock and a substantial
timber framed leisure suite/studio. The property must be
viewed to fully appreciate this one off home. Energy
Performance Rating F 35.
MAIN HOUSE
Entrance Hall
Original wooden entrance door with leaded and stained glass inset
window. Whitewashed beamed ceiling. Victorian wrought iron
radiator. Under stairs storage. Original internal door opens into
the living room. Tongue and groove latched door opens into the
kitchen.
Living Room - 16' 9'' x 11' 10'' (5.1m x 3.6m)
Wood burning stove set in a herringbone hearth fireplace with
reclaimed mantle. Bespoke low-level cupboard to the side of
chimneybreast. Whitewashed beamed ceiling with exposed wooden
beamed walls. Victorian cast iron radiators. Wall up-lighting.
Leaded and secondary glazed windows to both elevations. Additional
door leads onto the rear garden. Leading off the living room is a
useful recessed area which has beamed ceiling and walls. Victorian
wrought iron radiator. Opening back from that leads straight back
into the living room. Opening through to the dining room.
Dining Room - 11' 10'' x 10' 2'' (3.6m x 3.1m)
Leaded and secondary glazed window to the side elevation. Beamed
ceiling and beamed walls. Victorian wrought iron radiator. Power
points. Wall up-lighting.
Kitchen - 23' 8'' x 10' 10'' (7.22m x 3.31m)
The kitchen offers a bespoke handmade, hand painted arrangement of
base and wall units complemented with a granite work surface over
with a double Belfast style sink with cut-in drainer and mixer tap.
Mottled tiled splash backs to the work surface areas. AGA with two
hot pans built into a chimneybreast with reclaimed mantle over.
Integrated appliances include electric Neff oven, separate grill,
dishwasher, peninsular bar area with granite work surface and
storage cupboards below and seating. Electric Neff 2-ring hob.
Built-in fridge and freezer. Central ceiling light point. Stone
flooring continues throughout the room. Whitewashed beamed ceiling.
Useful walk-in pantry. Boot cupboard. Doors leads into the wash
room.
Garden Room
A beautiful attractive room offering superb views over the
landscaped garden with far reaching views beyond to
Beeston/Peckforton Castle. The room is complemented with
full-height double glazed windows with French doors that open onto
the garden with pitch vaulted roof with conservation sky lights.
Stone flooring continued through from the kitchen with under floor
heating. Power points. Television aerial point. Telephone
point.
Wash Room
With low-level wc and wash basin. Plumbing for washing machine.
Boiler. Wooden flooring. Ceiling light point. Double glazed window
to the side elevation.
First Floor Landing Area
Sets the feel with the exposed beamed walls and combination double
glazed and original leaded with secondary glazed windows to the
side elevation. Spindled balustrade stairwell. Victorian wrought
iron radiator. Wooden skirting and architraving. Ceiling light
point. Tongue and groove latched doors lead into bedrooms and
shower room.
Master Bedroom - 13' 1'' x 10' 10'' (4m x 3.3m)
This room offers double glazed windows to the rear elevation with
attractive views over the landscaped rear garden with open views
beyond over rolling farmland. Victorian wrought iron radiator. High
ceiling with ceiling light point. Wooden skirting and architraving.
Power points. Tongue and groove latched door opens into the newly
appointed en-suite.
En-suite
The suite has been finished to the highest of standards to include
stone flooring and matching walls. Duviet double ended corner bath
with mixer shower attachment, walk-in shower cubicle with chrome
fittings and recessed display niche with LED down-lighting, wall
hung shower head, and attachable shower fitting and bespoke glass
shower screen, wall mounted Axor Hansgrohe contemporary wash basin
with wall mounted matching shelf unit, also tap and concealed water
flow system, wall hung wc with dual flush system. Wall mounted
chrome towel rail. Recessed down-lighting. Access to loft space.
Recessed airing cupboard with shelving. Two double glazed
windows.
Bedroom 2 - 16' 9'' x 9' 10'' (5.1m x 3m)
This room offers the original exposed beamed walls with exposed
A-frame. Leaded glazed window to the side elevation with secondary
glazed units. Victorian style wrought iron radiator. Power points.
Television aerial point. Ceiling pendant. Walk-in dressing room
with hanging, shelving and courtesy light point.
Bedroom 3 - 11' 10'' x 11' 6'' (3.6m x 3.5m)
Attractive exposed beamed walls. Built-in bespoke wardrobes to one
length of the room with hanging. Victorian wrought iron radiator.
Conservation sky lights to the rear elevation.
Shower Room/Steam Room
Walk-in fully tiled shower cubicle, low-level wc and pedestal wash
hand basin. Victorian wrought iron radiator with towel rail.
Recessed down-lighting. Double glazed window to the side
elevation.
SECOND DWELLING
Entrance Hall
Stable style entrance door. The entrance hall is set off by the
vaulted ceiling. Amongst other features to include beamed ceiling
and spiral turned staircase that rises to the first floor. Solid
rustic wooden flooring with matching up-stand skirting. Halogen
down-lighting. Contemporary inset wall with lighting. Victorian
radiators. Oak tongue and groove latched doors open into kitchen,
downstairs cloakroom, bedroom and living room.
Cloakroom - 10' 6'' x 4' 7'' (3.2m x 1.4m)
Low-level wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Leading off is a walk-in
cupboard which offers an abundance and ideal space for storage and
also houses the floor mounted oil central heating Worcester
boiler.
Kitchen - 9' 2'' x 7' 7'' (2.8m x 2.3m)
With base units to incorporate pull-out stainless steel drawers and
cupboards with a combination of a stainless steel work surface and
wooden work surface. The stainless steel work surface incorporates
a single moulded sink with drainer and mixer tap over. The wooden
flooring from the hallway continues through into the kitchen.
Victorian style radiator. Vaulted ceiling with exposed beam. Two
double glazed windows to two elevations.
Living Room - 15' 5'' x 10' 10'' (4.7m x 3.3m)
A fabulous room with vaulted apex ceiling with exposed beams. Two
double glazed windows to two elevations that provide a wealth of
natural daylight. The solid rustic oak flooring continues through
from the hallway with matching skirting. Power points. Television
aerial point. Telephone point. Attractive inset elevated glazed
window to the first floor.
Bedroom 2 - 14' 9'' x 9' 10'' (4.5m x 3m)
Stable style door to the rear elevation. Double glazed window to
the side elevation. Rustic solid oak flooring continues through
from the hallway with matching skirting and architraving. Exposed
beamed ceiling. Victorian style wrought iron radiator. Power
points. Television aerial point. Oak tongue and groove latched door
opens into a shower room.
Shower Room
Walk-in fully tiled shower cubicle with chrome fittings and mixer
shower attachment head, low-level wc and wall mounted wash basin.
Rustic solid oak flooring continued through from the bedroom.
Slim-line chrome towel rail. Recessed down-lighting. Extractor.
Double glazed window to the side elevation.
First Floor Landing
Spindled balustrade. Exposed A-frame with beamed ceiling. Wrought
iron radiator. Feature glazed window that looks back down to the
lounge. Tongue and groove latched doors open into the bathroom and
bedroom.
Bedroom 1 - 15' 5'' x 9' 10'' (4.7m x 3m)
A character room with vaulted exposed beamed ceiling. Low-level
double glazed window to the rear elevation. Port hole double glazed
window to the side elevation which has framed views over open
countryside. Additional Velux roof light. Victorian style wrought
iron radiator. Power points. Television aerial point. Wall
up-lighting.
Bathroom
Contemporary up-dated suite to include a double ended bath with
chrome fittings and mixer shower attachment, tiled inlaid splash
backs, low-level wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Fully tiled walls
and floor. Wall mounted slim-line towel rail. Ceiling light point.
Velux roof light to the rear elevation.
OUTSIDE
Car Port - 24' 11'' x 16' 5'' (7.6m x 5m)
With open bays. Adjoining this is a store.
Store - 16' 5'' x 5' 11'' (5m x 1.8m)
External door.
EXTERNAL STUDIO/LEISURE SUITE - 23' 4'' x 17' 5'' (7.1m x 5.3m)
(Located opposite the paddock) A versatile room which offers
exposed vaulted ceiling with beams. Rustic solid oak wooden
flooring. Double glazed windows and doors open onto the formal
garden and paddock beyond with attractive views towards Beeston
Castle. Power points. Wall lighting. Electric wall mounted
radiators. Useful walk-in store cupboard. Tongue and groove latched
door opens into a wet room. The leisure suite has got an open
veranda area with decked seating area, an ideal space for potential
for a hot tub. There is also a covered walk-way with pathway
through the formal garden to the extended garden room of the main
house.
Wet Room
Travertine stone flooring and walls. Low-level wc, stone wash basin
with chrome mixer tap mounted onto a raised stone vanity work top.
Recessed down-lighting. Extractor fan.
GARDENS AND GROUNDS
The Butlands is approached along a gravelled driveway which leads
to the front of the house and double car port that forks off to the
barn with extensive parking area. To the front of the house there
are lawn gardens with neatly clipped box hedgerow borders with
stone pathway. The gardens are zoned into contrasting 'rooms' to
include an extensive lawn garden boundary of laurel hedge, formal
gardens with lattice laid box hedging, walled garden with numerous
seating areas and wisteria plus there is a recently laid orchard
garden with external water supply and power. The Vendors have
recently installed a stone and walled seating area with inlaid
lighting which is a sun trap throughout the year (weather
permitting). There is a five-bar picket gate and fence that opens
onto the paddock with additional pedestrian gate. In addition there
are garden stores with power. Opposite the paddock is the
substantial timber framed external studio/leisure suite.
Agents Note
The property has an alarm system.
Tenure and Services
TENURE - FreeholdSERVICES - Mains electric and water. Oil central
heating. LOCAL AUTHORITY - Cheshire East CouncilCOUNCIL TAX BAND -
G (this may be subject to change)TOTAL FLOOR AREA - 131 m2 (main
house)
Viewings
ViewingsStrictly by appointment with the Agents Minchin Fellows.
Telephone no. 01244 349999. E-mail info@minchinfellows.comOur
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