Location

Wildboarclough (valley of the wild stream) is a small rural community nestling in the hills on the western side of the Peak District and Dryknowle enjoys one of the premier positions on the eastern side of the valley with spectacular views towards the surrounding hills. It is hard to believe, surrounded by this gorgeous countryside, that you are only a few miles from the thriving market town of Macclesfield and its mainline railway station (London Euston 1hr 47mins).

The town has a number of excellent schools including Beech Hall Preparatory School, Kings School Macclesfield and well regarded state schools. There are national supermarkets and specialist shops, good restaurants and Marks and Spencer. For those who enjoy country pursuits and sports Wildboarclough lies in the Peak National Park with an abundance of walking, cycling and horse riding routes close by. Proper country pubs are within walking distance including the Stanley Arms and the Crag Inn where hearty food and a fireside drink in winter are still a pleasure.

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Description

This beautiful stone farmhouse stands in an enviable and secluded position surrounded by glorious countryside and is approached by a long driveway leading up from the lane at the bottom of the valley. This delightful 17th century longhouse benefits from generous and well balanced accommodation, comprising of four double bedrooms in the main house with an additional detached one bedroom annexe and outbuildings extending to a substantial 4998 sq ft of living and equestrian facilities. The property sits in an impressive 11 acres with additional land of up to 40 acres being available by separate negotiation.

The main farmhouse has four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and three large reception rooms including a formal living room, sitting room and dining room, providing plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining. A gorgeous modern farmhouse kitchen adjoins the dining room with shaker units and a range of integrated appliances. The accommodation is beautifully presented and the inherent period features have been retained throughout. Charming features include exposed wooden beams, barn doors, exposed stone walls, period fireplaces and stone flagged flooring. The farmhouse also benefits from a fully fitted utility room, garaging and a store room.

To the South of the farmhouse to the left of the driveway, is a stone built detached one bedroom annexe with a fully fitted kitchen, utility room, living room and bathroom with separate bath and shower.

Externally the gardens and ground extend to circa 11 acres bordered by dry stone walls providing an idyllic and tranquil setting with countryside views. The land is well stocked with woodland and excellent grazing land.