“What’s mine is yours, and what is yours is mine.” A shared piece of history, beautifully preserved. Step back in time with this Grade II* listed Jacobean-era townhouse, lovingly crafted and restored in-keeping with its rich heritage and original charm. The Jacobean period gave us some of England’s finest, including Shakespeare, and this exceptional five-bedroom cottage is no exception. Timber-framed with a striking black-and-white façade, the property’s character alone tells a story of centuries past. Enter through the front gate into a gravel garden, enclosed by a brick wall and neatly trimmed hedgerows. Follow the path and step into history at 4 Tean Hall Mills. To your left, the hallway leads you into the heart of the home: a spacious kitchen diner. Cream shaker-style cabinets topped with wood-effect worktops provide ample storage and invite you to cook up a storm. With space for a large dining table, it’s perfect for entertaining family and friends. A feature bookshelf alcove set within a panelled wall offers the ideal blend of character and modern décor. From the kitchen, a discreet curtained entryway leads into the lounge. Spacious and bright, with olive-green tones and a striking stone fireplace with log burner, it’s the perfect space for cosy evenings in. The ground floor is completed by a practical utility room offering additional storage and appliances, along with a guest WC. Upstairs, the property unfolds across two further floors. The first-floor hosts three generous double bedrooms and a stunning bathroom fit for royalty, featuring a freestanding bath and shuttered window. The second floor offers two additional double bedrooms, a further bathroom, and a large landing area providing extra flexible space. To the rear, a gravel tandem driveway offers parking for multiple vehicles, while a south-facing, low-maintenance patio garden provides an ideal outdoor retreat. An additional garden store offers valuable extra storage. Situated on the edge of the historic Tean Hall Mills, purchased by the Philips family in the 1700s, the estate became an integral part of the local community. The linen tape mill played a vital role in Tean, providing employment for generations. Tean itself is a delightful semi-rural village, surrounded by countryside yet offering modern conveniences through local shops and eateries. With strong transport links to the A50 and nearby towns such as Cheadle and Uttoxeter just a short drive away, it truly offers the best of both worlds. If these walls could talk, one can only imagine the tales they would tell. Could you be the next chapter in this home’s remarkable story?
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