Manor Farm, Dunham-On-The-Hill, Cheshire, WA6 0LX

A charming period house in a popular village location Description Manor Farm is a beautifully presented Grade II listed house dating from 1676, occupying a prominent position within the heart of the sought-after Cheshire village of Dunham-on-the-Hill, itself within a conservation area.

Thoughtfully restored and sympathetically improved by the current owners, the property combines a wealth of historic character with stylish contemporary finishes, creating an exceptional family home of considerable charm and distinction.

Approached through attractive walled gardens, the house immediately impresses with its handsome period façade and welcoming entrance.

Internally, the accommodation extends to over 2,300 sq ft and is arranged over three floors, offering versatile and well-balanced living space.

The principal reception rooms are particularly impressive. The elegant dining room features a striking oak-panelled period fireplace with a wood-burning stove.

It provides an ideal setting for both formal entertaining and everyday family life.

The magnificent living room is a notable highlight, with exposed beams, a vaulted ceiling and a substantial fireplace with wood burning stove creating a wonderfully atmospheric focal point.

Elegant windows and carefully designed interiors bring warmth and natural light throughout the home.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of traditional-style cabinetry and wooden worktops, complemented by a cream aga and double Belfast sink, which enhance its timeless country-house character.

Further practical accommodation includes a utility room, cloakroom and boot room with external access providing valuable day-to-day functionality.

A well-appointed family bathroom together with a separate shower room complete the ground floor accommodation. A cellar provides useful ancillary storage.

The first floor hosts four elegant bedrooms, all enjoying distinctive period detailing, including exposed beams and original fireplaces.

The generously proportioned principal bedroom is a particular highlight, combining character, space and comfort in equal measure.

Two substantial attic rooms occupy the second floor and offer considerable flexibility, whether used as hobby rooms, home working spaces, occasional accommodation or further ancillary living areas, subject to any necessary consents.

Outside, Manor Farm enjoys beautifully landscaped formal gardens enclosed by attractive brick walls.

Well-stocked borders, pathways and mature planting create a delightful setting to the front of the house, while a series of sheltered courtyard gardens and seating areas provide ideal spaces for outdoor dining and entertaining.

The property benefits from extensive parking within a large, enclosed courtyard and is complemented by a substantial detached outbuilding, offering excellent storage, workshop space or potential for a variety of alternative uses, subject to the necessary permissions.

The result is a highly individual heritage home that successfully balances period integrity with modern comfort, offering character-filled accommodation in a popular Cheshire village setting.

Location Manor Farm occupies a prominent position within the rural hamlet of Dunham-on-the-Hilll, ideally placed for access to both the commercial centres and countryside attractions of the region.

Situated between Helsby and Chester, the property combines a village setting with excellent road and rail connections.

The historic city of Chester, approximately six miles away, provides an extensive range of amenities, including supermarkets, national retailers, independent shops, restaurants and cultural attractions.

Further shopping opportunities can be found at Cheshire Oaks, home to a range of retail and leisure facilities. The area is particularly well served for recreation and outdoor pursuits.

A selection of golf courses can be found nearby, including Delamere, Vicars Cross and Eaton at Waverton.

Great Barrow offers football and cricket clubs, whilst rugby facilities are available at Vicars Cross. Manley Mere provides opportunities for sailing, windsurfing and a variety of outdoor activities.

Delamere Forest, one of Cheshire's most popular natural attractions, offers extensive walking, cycling and riding routes through attractive woodland surroundings.

Equestrian pursuits are also well catered for, with polo at Little Budworth and race meetings at Chester and Aintree. Oulton Park hosts numerous motor racing events throughout the year.

The area benefits from a broad choice of schooling across both the state and independent sectors, including The Grange at Hartford, Abbey Gate College at Saighton, The King's School, The Queen's School and The Hammond School in Chester.

Distances Helsby 2 miles | Manley Mere 3 miles | Great Barrow 3.5 miles | Cheshire Oaks 5.5 miles| Vicars Cross golf club 5.5 miles | Chester 6 miles | Delamere Forest 6 miles | Waverton 8 miles | Delamere 9 miles | Saighton 9 miles | Little Budworth & Oulton Park 13 miles | Hartford 13 miles | Aintree 28 miles Please note: All distances are approximate.

What3words///readers.cherished.fishery Square Footage: 2,341 sq ft