Hall Lane, Bold, WA9

Boasting a rich history and meticulous renovations, this 4-bedroom detached house is a true gem nestled on an approximate 1-acre plot with stunning views over gardens and surrounding farm land. Believed to have been originally constructed in 1699, this property has since undergone a substantial rebuild and a multitude of improvements, preserving its character while incorporating modern comforts and conveniences.

This charming residence is not listed, offering flexibility for further enhancements, including planning permission for the conversion of the stables into a two-bedroom bungalow, currently used as an office. Upon entry, you are greeted by a spacious layout featuring a log burner open either side, a period-style kitchen, dining area, conservatory, family room, wet room, two generous lounge rooms, and a large hallway – perfect for both relaxation and entertainment.

The four well-proportioned bedrooms offer comfort and privacy, with the primary bedroom featuring an en suite, while a family bathroom with a four-piece suite plus a practical wet room that caters to the needs of the household. The stunning garden areas are a sight to behold, offering water features, lush greenery, and an abundance of wildlife, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. A private road leads to the residence, ensuring exclusivity and privacy, with a second entrance at the rear and parking via the front driveway adding convenience.

This property is a rare find, exuding local history and charm, making it ideal for families seeking a place to call home or investors looking for promising opportunities. The potential for stable conversion adds another layer of possibilities to this already impressive estate. Do not miss the chance to own a piece of history, coupled with modern comforts and endless potential – schedule a viewing today to experience the magic of this remarkable property firsthand.

*Planning permission for the stables has already been passed for a 2 bedroomed bungalow with extension and classed as started, because the drains have been fitted into the new water purification system (and passed) so as the planning laws stand there is no expiry date.