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A rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive landmark home, prominently positioned on the corner of Plantation Gates and Hieland Road, overlooking St. Stephen’s Church and just a short walk from the woodlands of Haigh Hall. This handsome early 1900s detached residence has been thoughtfully restored and refurbished by the current owners, brought to an excellent standard while remaining sympathetic to its origins. The layout has been carefully reworked to create a natural sense of flow, balancing open plan living with more defined, private spaces, allowing the next custodian to simply settle in and enjoy. The accommodation briefly comprises a striking glass Art Deco entrance vestibule, opening into a generous and welcoming hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the house. To one side sits the main reception room, well proportioned yet comfortable, with a walk in bay window drawing in an abundance of natural light, while original ornate coving adds a sense of character and detail. At the centre of the home is an impressive open plan arrangement incorporating the kitchen, sitting area and dining space, designed equally for entertaining and everyday living. The kitchen is well considered, featuring classic shaker style units in bold tones that bridge traditional character and contemporary design, complemented by integrated oven, microwave, induction hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer. This space flows seamlessly into the adjoining sitting room, arranged around an attractive fireplace, with alcove storage echoing the kitchen design. A shuttered bay window offers both natural light and views to the Church outside. The kitchen extends further into a dedicated dining area, where skylights, glass door and picture window bring in additional daylight and provide views over the garden. A conveniently placed W.C completes the ground floor. To the first floor are three well sized bedrooms, including two generous doubles, both with fitted wardrobes, while the principal bedroom benefits from a bay window mirroring the reception room below. The third bedroom is a comfortable single, well suited as a nursery or home office. There is also a further attic room which could be converted, should more space be needed. The family bathroom is both refined and practical, featuring a walk in shower, vanity sink, W.C and a double ended bath, finished with smart neutral tiling, creating a clean and welcoming place to relax. Finally, the property benefits from an integral garage, which is accessed via the dining room. Externally, the property sits behind a red brick wall and boasts a private corner plot, with gardens wrapping around the home and driveway parking to the front and a delightful private garden to the rear. This is a beautifully restored period home, offering a seamless blend of character, space and modern living, all set within a highly regarded and well connected location. Early viewings are recommended to avoid disappointment
A rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive landmark home, prominently positioned on the corner of Plantation Gates and Hieland Road, overlooking St. Stephen’s Church and just a short walk from the woodlands of Haigh Hall.

This handsome early 1900s detached residence has been thoughtfully restored and refurbished by the current owners, brought to an excellent standard while remaining sympathetic to its origins. The layout has been carefully reworked to create a natural sense of flow, balancing open plan living with more defined, private spaces, allowing the next custodian to simply settle in and enjoy.

The accommodation briefly comprises a striking glass Art Deco entrance vestibule, opening into a generous and welcoming hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the house. To one side sits the main reception room, well proportioned yet comfortable, with a walk in bay window drawing in an abundance of natural light, while original ornate coving adds a sense of character and detail.

At the centre of the home is an impressive open plan arrangement incorporating the kitchen, sitting area and dining space, designed equally for entertaining and everyday living. The kitchen is well considered, featuring classic shaker style units in bold tones that bridge traditional character and contemporary design, complemented by integrated oven, microwave, induction hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer. This space flows seamlessly into the adjoining sitting room, arranged around an attractive fireplace, with alcove storage echoing the kitchen design. A shuttered bay window offers both natural light and views to the Church outside. The kitchen extends further into a dedicated dining area, where skylights, glass door and picture window bring in additional daylight and provide views over the garden. A conveniently placed W.C completes the ground floor.

To the first floor are three well sized bedrooms, including two generous doubles, both with fitted wardrobes, while the principal bedroom benefits from a bay window mirroring the reception room below. The third bedroom is a comfortable single, well suited as a nursery or home office. There is also a further attic room which could be converted, should more space be needed. The family bathroom is both refined and practical, featuring a walk in shower, vanity sink, W.C and a double ended bath, finished with smart neutral tiling, creating a clean and welcoming place to relax.

Finally, the property benefits from an integral garage, which is accessed via the dining room.

Externally, the property sits behind a red brick wall and boasts a private corner plot, with gardens wrapping around the home and driveway parking to the front and a delightful private garden to the rear.

This is a beautifully restored period home, offering a seamless blend of character, space and modern living, all set within a highly regarded and well connected location. Early viewings are recommended to avoid disappointment