Agden House Farm, Malpas, Cheshire

The Farmhouse

A stunning Grade II listed property this substantial family home boasts spacious rooms and plentiful character features. Having been comprehensively renovated over the last thirty years the property offers comfortable living space over three floors.

With five bedrooms currently and the opportunity to create further in the attic rooms the house offers extensive living space ideal for family living.

The Gardens

The gardens are particularly attractive, encircled by brick walls the well screened gardens are largely laid to lawn with a wide selection of stunning roses utilising the support of the walls for growth. A pretty pond is found beyond the garden and this is a haven for wildlife and birdlife.

The Farm Buildings

This impressive farming setup has a wide range of farm buildings, which have been extended and constructed over time. In addition to an attractive L-shaped range of brick buildings there is a parlour with collecting yard and dairy building, cubicle shed with 220 cubicles, general purpose stores and silage clamps. Although the seller has not milked since 2009 the buildings are in excellent condition and could readily be reinstated to their original use. Alternatively there is huge potential for a host of diversification opportunities including commercial use, equestrian or residential development subject to the necessary planning consents.



The Land

The bulk of the land (Lot One) lies in a ring-fenced block surrounding the farmstead and totals 159 Acres. Lot Two, which totals 77.92 Acres, lies to the other side of the Malpas road from the farmstead but is easily accessed from the farmyard being directly opposite.

The majority of the land is in arable rotation, most recently winter rye, with the remainder in grass. Classified as mainly Grade III, with some Grade II, this productive land is largely level and is well suited to combinable crops or grassland.

The Location

The farm occupies a fabulous position within one mile of the A49 which offers connections to large cities and motorways. In spite of its proximity to commuter routes the farm sits in a peaceful rural location with fabulous views over open farmland.

The charming village of Malpas offers useful facilities including supermarket, chemist, bank and doctors whilst Grindley Brook, which is only one mile away, has a petrol station with shop, well known pub and café.  The larger towns of Whitchurch, Nantwich and Shrewsbury are home to a wide range of facilities, supermarkets, boutique shops, eateries and train stations.  The area is extremely well-serviced with both state and private primary and secondary schools. Further amenities including a thriving Livestock Market can be found in Market Drayton and both Market Drayton and Whitchurch have a weekly street market.

For more information on this impressive and well-equipped farm, which offers buyers a unique opportunity to develop their dream property, contact Agents Barbers Rural on or