Large newly built barn on Windmill Lane, Preston On The Hill

- PROPERTY TYPE
House
- BEDROOMS
4
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
35,430 sq ft
3,292 sq m
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Key features
- See our video tour of Field View Barn
- 2900 square feet of accommodation
- 800 square feet, two storey garage block
- Recently constructed barn style home
- Large open plan living space
- Bespoke kitchen leading out to a large patio
- Ground floor bedroom 4/ snug
- Separate bar/ home office
- Large master bedroom suite with veranda
- Exceptional views
Description
Field View Barn, Windmill Lane, Preston On The Hill, WA4 4AZ
Luxurious comfort; classic old school warmth; bespoke built for contemporary living: this is no barn conversion. Why convert, when you can create? Welcome to Field View Barn, Cheshire’s premier barn creation.
Stripped down to the original footprint of the L-shaped cow sheds and rebuilt from scratch Field View Barn stands apart from typical barn conversions; precision built without compromise. A one-of-a-kind, newly built barn with all the character of a heritage structure and none of the limitations, Field View Barn is a home engineered for longevity, brimming with period warmth and designed for modern living.
Luxury without the limelight
Just 15-25 minutes from the boutiques of Knutsford and the restaurants of Stockton Heath and central Manchester, Field View Barn occupies a quieter, more discreet corner of Cheshire, nestled in the peaceful village of Preston-on-the-Hill and offering, for those who value privacy over postcode prestige, country calm alongside the exclusivity of anonymity.
Beyond the electric gates, which slide open off the road, pull along an immaculate driveway, shared by the handful of neighbouring barn conversions, each of which has its own discreet entrance. Standing apart, Field View Barn’s spacious parking and impressive four-car, 800-sq-ft garage with second storey ready to serve as a gym, office or studio, offers an introduction to the scale and sublime craftsmanship seen throughout.
The modern grand hall
Stepping through the front door and onto patterned heritage tiles, warm sconce lighting lends the entrance hall a modern baronial glow. Welcome warmth from the cast-iron radiators adds old-school homely comfort, while ahead, the handcrafted oak staircase rises in clean contemporary lines to create striking impression when inviting guests through.
Cocooning comfort – contemporary flow
Comfort and calm await in the lounge to the right, where deep navy tones frame the crackle of the log-burning stove, brightened by soft white walls, while shuttered windows offer privacy and comfort by night. Ideal for after dinner drinks, the lounge retains the intimacy of a cosy snug, however step fully in and the room opens out into a spacious, free-flowing layout that runs the full length of the home. Lounge becomes dining, dining becomes a second living area, with the kitchen and bar spaces branching off from the heart. Epitomising the art of open plan living, what begins as a quiet retreat unfolds into a sociable, modern space designed for gathering, hosting and entertaining.
Switch seamlessly between dining and reclining as the dining space flows left through Crittall-style doors into a bar straight out of a boutique country hotel. After dinner, drift through and pour out the cocktails, with two wine fridges, mirrored, spotlit glass-fronted cabinets alongside reclaimed artisan-built tables and solid oak units stained in walnut, all set within a part-panelled softly lit backdrop. The ideal place to pour a drink, host friends, enjoy a quiet night in with all the atmosphere of your favourite local bar, without leaving the house.
Back in the main living space, beyond the dining area, sliding doors and roof lanterns flood the rear of the home with light, opening up to an elevated porcelain terrace with handmade, bespoke sandstone copings and inset lighting which continues down the tiers. Views reach out over the countryside in the direction of Hatton truly earning Field View Barn its title.
Savour the view
To the left, the space opens into a classic-meets-contemporary, bespoke Smithfields kitchen, with grey-framed Shaker-style cabinetry wrapped around a deep inglenook. A Rangemaster cooker and glossy black splashback emanate professional, restaurant-at-home ambience, while 35mm quartz worktops run through the kitchen continuing in the neighbouring utility for a clean, cohesive finish. Once more, sliding doors draw the eye straight out to the elevated terrace, the garden and open fields beyond, so whether it’s coffee at the island or cooking for a crowd, the backdrop is always sky, green and boundless Cheshire views.
Across the living area, deep olive-green dresses the utility room, where a stable door opens to outside.
Modern family living
A farmhouse door opens to the downstairs bedroom, an accessible, light-saturated space with sliding-door access to the porcelain terrace and its spectacular views. With excellent flexibility for use as independent annexe accommodation, a stylishly finished shower room sits just across the utility room, making this part of Field View Barn ideal for guests or multigenerational living - whether for an older teenager, a blended-family setup, or anyone who needs their own space for part of the week.
There is also the plant room accessed off this section of the home.
Returning to the entrance hall, ascend the original oak staircase to the first-floor landing, where the attention to detail in recreating the barn’s heritage character becomes clear in the soft, plaid-patterned carpet underfoot, solid oak doors and deep timber architraves.
Rest and refresh
Sublime sanctuary awaits to the left in the master suite, a room spanning the entire rear of the home beneath a high vaulted ceiling. Light streams through the full-height apex glazing, beyond which the porcelain-tiled balcony terrace offers a soothing spot for enjoying a pre-workout stretch in the fresh Cheshire air overlooking the fields beyond.
Back indoors, stash away your many outfit changes in the spacious walk-in wardrobe, providing a boutique-style dressing space, while the luxury en suite blends heritage detailing with modern indulgence: soft grey panelling with delicate beading, a gleaming copper freestanding tub, cast-iron radiators carrying the weight of quality and period warmth from the glow of the sconce lighting. Soothe aching muscles in the steaming waters of the copper bath; known not only for its durability but for its heat retention and naturally antimicrobial properties.
Family and guests can also sleep soundly on the first floor, where a luxurious shower room serves two tranquil double bedrooms.
Sunset sessions
From soaking up the sunshine on the porcelain terrace, the tiered garden steps gently down to a level of central lawn perfect for a kickabout, before reaching a private and spectacular sunken hot-tub deck - originally designed with the proportions of a swimming pool and still ready to become one if desired.
Subtle lighting illuminates the garden as dusk falls, ensuring use throughout the winter nights.
Gloriously low maintenance, the garden is designed for busy lives, ensuring that when returning home from business or leisure travel, there’s nothing to do but step straight back into relaxation…pour a glass of champagne, sink into the hot tub and gaze up at the stars.
Out and about
A remarkably well-kept secret, Preston on the Hill is one of those Cheshire villages most people have never heard of; even those who’ve lived in the region all their lives – which is precisely its appeal.
Only a stone’s throw from the wider-known addresses of Knutsford and Stockton Heath, Preston on the Hill offers a more exclusive and reclusive appeal: low-key, luxury on the down low.
A demure, tranquil village, Preston on the Hill sits enveloped in open countryside at the rearand the Bridgewater Canal at the front; its towpath running all the way to Stockton Heath in one direction and the wooded fringes of Delamere in the opposite direction.
Bars and restaurants in nearby Stockton Heath are around 15 minutes away, while Manchester, Liverpool and Chester all sit within an easy 25-minute reach. Access to the M56 couldn’t be quicker, making it the perfect base for those who travel often.
Families are well served too, with respected independent and local schools within easy reach, including Daresbury School, Whitley Village Primary, and Broomfields High School in Stockton Heath.
Luxury living when you need to step outside of the limelight, Field View Barn is a place to enjoy a truly bespoke, high-end quality of life enveloped in countryside calm. Conveniently connected, peaceful and private, enjoy an easy blend of contemporary living and classic farmhouse warmth, at Field View Barn – Cheshire’s foremost bespoke, new build barn.
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