Georgian elegance From the beautiful Georgian architectural features to the towering ceilings adorned with intricate plasterwork, this impressive property makes up part of the Grade II listed Hefferston Hall. Built in 1710 and steeped in history, Hefferston Hall was passed through generations of influential families before being restored in the 1990s and separated into four individual homes, including The South West Wing.

"It really is a very special place."

Electric gates open to the sweeping driveway, leading to ample parking and a double garage where you can park your car and admire the property entrance. The front door opens to reveal the tiled flooring of the hallway with the stairs to the first floor.

Kitchen The kitchen is truly the heart of the home, with an array of cream units topped by granite worktops, seamlessly blending a modern style with the period surroundings and space for a dining table. This room is a real hub of family activity. A fitted double oven, integrated fridge freezer, and dishwasher ensure you have everything you need to prepare all manner of cuisine, with an island in the centre with casual seating so that your family or friends can pull up a stool and chat as you cook.

Regal reception rooms Across the hall is the living room, a delightful room with a substantial stone fire surrounding housing a log burner. French doors open up and, along with tall sash windows, fill the room with natural light. This room doubles up as a formal dining room for hosting glamorous dinner parties. Refresh in the spacious WC and cloakroom at the rear of the home before ascending the first flight of the stately staircase. On the first floor is the drawing room. Another elegant, sun-filled room with sash windows that rise up into the high ceilings as the sun streams in. A great place to curl up with a good book or for your dinner guests to enjoy an aperitif or after-dinner cocktails as you watch the sun setting across the nearby rooftops.

"It's a fantastic home during the Christmas period, and the drawing room is the perfect place for the tree."

Blissful bedrooms The master bedroom can be found on the first floor with a sash window that gives a view from the bed of the trees and greenery outside. The vast proportions and high ceilings allow you to feel safely cocooned when you retire to bed.

Three further bedrooms on the second floor are tucked into the roof space with gently sloping ceilings. Take advantage of the far reaching views across rolling hills from the windows.

Beautiful bathrooms On the first floor sits the house bathroom, an oasis of calm and tranquillity. The claw-foot bath takes centre stage and is the perfect place to enjoy a long soak in a bubble bath. The master bedroom has a delightful modern shower room with a walk-in shower with inset shelving. On the second floor, there is another en suite shower room.

Glorious gardens The private walled garden faces south-westerly, ensuring you can find a sunny spot at most times of the day, sheltered from the breeze.

"I often have a peaceful morning coffee sitting on the bench listening to the birds."

The lawned garden is wonderful, with vibrantly colourful flowers filling the borders around, ideal for hosting large garden parties with a marquee and quiet family BBQs alike.

Summer house The summer house is a wonderful feature of the property, with French doors that open up onto a patio area. It is perfect for enjoying an al fresco lunch in the sun, with a lounge area and a separate office space with a utility room and WC. With some reconfiguration, this could become a self-contained annexe for a family member or guests.

Out and about Hefferston Hall is located in a peaceful and tranquil corner of Gorstage, with countless walking routes along the river or canal. There are some excellent pubs that serve delicious food and a renowned delicatessen DeFine Food & Wine for a more artisanal feel, a coffee shop and a restaurant. Close to Sandiway and Weaverham for daily amenities, it’s less than a mile from local shops and only 5 miles from Northwich to the bigger supermarkets. The A49 means all of Cheshire and the motorway network can be easily accessed via the road and the railway stations at nearby Acton Bridge and Cuddington grant passage across the North West and beyond. There are many school options for children of all ages and excellent private options such as The Grange School just 7 minutes away.

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