Thie Y Chleree, Church Road, Maughold

Thie Y Chleree dates back to the 18th Century, being a traditional Manx stone cottage, this has now been substantially extended by local architects Penketh Millar, who designed a rear extension with central glass link. The interiors were designed by Amanda Neill from DesignworX who won The International Property Awards in 2020-21 for Residential Interiors for her work at Thie Y Chleree. The building were carried out by Cedar Developments. The front and rear gardens were designed by Chelsea Flower Show winners Harris Bugg Studio. The living accommodation comprises a Reception Dining Room with classic elegance, seamlessly blending the old and the new. This light-filled space serves as a hub for connection, featuring an open-plan fully fitted kitchen/living/dining area. Here, residents can relax into soft seating, gather around the fireplace, or congregate at the ultra-modern kitchen island for conversation or family meals while overlooking the garden through floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Additionally, there's a formal living room where tradition meets quirkiness, and a hidden music room accessed through a secret door, providing a private sanctuary for personal passions and soulful rejuvenation.Descending to the lower ground floor reveals further amenities including a wine cellar, media room, gym, and a feature steam room offering exotic bliss. Ascending to the upper level, you'll find a striking gallery landing, a master bedroom with an en suite and dressing room, a second bedroom with its own en suite, and two additional double bedrooms sharing a shower room. The living accommodation comprises a Reception Dining Room with classic elegance, seamlessly blending the old and the new. This light-filled space serves as a hub for connection, featuring an open-plan fully fitted kitchen/living/dining area. Here, residents can relax into soft seating, gather around the fireplace, or congregate at the ultra-modern kitchen island for conversation or family meals while overlooking the garden through floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Additionally, there's a formal living room where tradition meets quirkiness, and a hidden music room accessed through a secret door, providing a private sanctuary for personal passions and soulful rejuvenation.