Property description

The property has retained many of its original features and offers well proportioned accommodation ideal for a growing family and for anyone who needs to commute being within easy reach of the A580, M62 & M6 motorway.

Simply oozing character and charm throughout, this period detached home was originally built in the early-19th century as a hotel for the first ever passenger railway known as "Kenyon Junction Hotel" the property is mentioned within "The Story of the Lost Special" which was first published in August 1898 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

The property has been over the years a hotel, public house, farm house and now a loving family home the current owners have lived here since 2008 and the property has been lovingly restored over the years having recently had a bespoke new kitchen fitted by Cheshire kitchens & bathrooms, with quartz worktops and a dual fuel Rangemaster range cooker.

From the moment you step inside you are greeted with high ceilings, feature covings and solid original wooden floors. The property in brief comprises of an inviting sitting room, warmed by an open fire with a further lounge/dining room, recently fitted kitchen with sage green cupboards and quartz worktops range cooker and integrated dishwasher.

The utility room houses the boiler which is regularly serviced, with plumbing for a washing machine. Returning to the entrance hall via the kitchen, take the stairs up to the first-floor landing, the first floor has five double bedrooms, the second bedroom has an en-suite shower room, the main bathroom has been professionally fitted to a very high standard within the last three years.

The large landing space with high ceilings and window adds to the historical feel of the property, whilst the oak and glass balustrade, recently designed and fitted by Abbott & Wade, gives it a contemporary twist.

Externally the property has graveled courtyard to the side, a new resin bound stone covered yard to the rear, a separate driveway to the front, with a secret hidden garden tucked away to the front & side of the property which is not overlooked. There is a single garage to facing onto the courtyard with a recently installed low maintenance Keter Oakland 11ft x 5ft shed at the side of the property both of which have full electric use internally with two separate waterproof electrical outlet and electric lights in the garden.

The loft is partially boarded through with electric lighting and has the potential to be split for an additional two good size rooms if required.
Amenities

Green belt views to the front over open countryside

Original features, character and charm

Built in the mid 19th Century as a hotel for the very first passenger railway

Previously known as the Kenyon Junction Hotel

Five bedroom detached House