Malt Kiln Farm Trouthall Lane, Knutsford, WA16 0UG

The beautifully stocked private gardens are a real highlight, featuring a quality greenhouse, a covered seating area, and a pond with the original well beneath.

Unique heritage touches, including the former pig pen and separate bread oven, add charm and authenticity, making this a home that will appeal to those who value entertaining and distinctive period detail.

Accessed via private electric gates, the property opens into a shared courtyard with ample parking.

The former barns have been sympathetically converted to provide a double garage with workshop space and stairs leading to an annex with potential to update to self-contained studio bed sit, ideal for families with older children, visiting guests, or those requiring dedicated work-from-home space.

The farmhouse itself is traditionally constructed of brick with black-and-white elevations with exposed internal beams, all set beneath a slate roof, and has evolved over centuries into a fine family residence.

The accommodation includes a welcoming entrance hall with cloakroom and W.C., a generous living room with open fireplace and French doors to the garden, spacious dining room, and a fully fitted study.

The breakfast kitchen, centred around an Aga and supplemented by a conventional cooker, is complemented by a utility room.

Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a sizeable en-suite to the principal bedroom.

EPC Rating: C Location Knutsford is an old market town rich in heritage and brimming with a variety of architectural features, particularly those built in an Italianate Tuscan style by the famous local architect, Richard Harding Watt.

Linked by a web of ginnels, cobbles and courtyards, the two main streets are home to a variety of shops ranging from boutiques to large outlets including Waitrose, Booths, Boots and Aldi.

Evenings in Knutsford are lively with wine bars, pubs and restaurants catering for most tastes.

Knutsford borders some of Cheshire's most beautiful countryside and has the famous Tatton Park Country Estate on its doorstep.

There is a Leisure Centre, private sports clubs and notable golf courses close by. Excellent education facilities cater for children in both the state and private sectors.

The rail station lies on the Chester to Manchester line and Manchester Airport along with nearby connections to the M6 and M56 makes commuting easy.