Dating back to 1852, 12 Chapel Bank is a truly unique family home with expansive views to the front and side elevations.

Description

Dating back to 1852, 12 Chapel Bank is a truly unique, characterful family home. Externally the property has much to offer, with expansive views to the front and side elevations. The paved driveway has more than ample parking for multiple vehicles, with a beautiful wooden gate leading to the substantial formal lawns to the rear of the property. The gardens feature a brilliant summer house as well as mature trees and shrubs, including apple and pear trees.

The internal specification has been completed to exacting standards, with 12 inch solid oak bespoke skirting boards, original cornicing details, cast iron radiators, in addition to double glazed windows throughout the house. The porch opens to a bright and inviting entrance hall, featuring Minton flooring as well as a beautiful balustrade staircase providing storage underneath. The sizeable dining room is positioned to the right of the entrance hall and features a large sash window, flooding the room with natural light. The office is also of a large size, including herringbone amtico flooring. Both rooms feature very characterful original Victorian fireplaces.

The kitchen is newly renovated by the current owners to a very high standard, offering Miele and Bosch appliances, a range of wall and base units which comprise of cupboards, drawers, handmade wooden work tops, a double Belfast sink and a stunning cream electric Aga, surrounded by local sandstone. The kitchen is an open plan layout with a dining room area to one side of the room, offering lovely double French doors leading onto the rear patio area as well as a feature fireplace. The cellar is also accessed from the kitchen, it is of ample size, perfect for storage. The utility room is conveniently positioned next to the kitchen, with solid beech worktops in addition to amtico flooring. there is also a three piece suite that includes a brilliant double shower. The formal living room is situated to the rear of the property, it is a bright space with large windows as well as double French doors that open on to the rear patio area, there is also charming solid oak beams as well as a modern feature fireplace. A three piece suite that includes a brilliant double shower completes the ground floor accommodation.

There are four equally well-proportioned double bedrooms positioned on the first floor, providing superb views over the rolling Staffordshire and Cheshire countryside. A lovely, modern family bathroom servicing the bedrooms includes, a roll top bath, double shower and sky lighting. There is another WC and a storage room to complete the first floor accommodation. There is loft space that is very large, boarded and has electricity. There is also planning permission for a two storey extension to the side of the property.

Location

Mow Cop is a small, pretty village split between Cheshire and Staffordshire, and therefore divided between the North West and West Midlands regions of England.

It is about 24 miles south of Manchester and 6 miles north of Stoke-on-Trent, on a steep hill of the same name rising to 335 metres above sea level. The village is at the edge of the southern Pennines, with the Cheshire Plain directly to the west.

(all travel times and distances are approximate)

Square Footage: 2,375 sq ft



Additional Info

Council Tax Band D