
Old Hall Lane, Mottram, Hyde, Greater Manchester, SK14

- PROPERTY TYPE
House
- BEDROOMS
5
- BATHROOMS
6
- SIZE
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Freehold
Key features
- Grade II Listed Georgian country residence of exceptional historical significance
- Original rear wing dating from 1727 with elegant Georgian façade added circa 1825
- Approximately 3 acres of private landscaped gardens, mature parkland and grounds
- Five substantial bedrooms, four elegant reception rooms and six beautifully appointed bathrooms
- Wealth of original period features including grand staircases, fireplaces, sash windows and decorative cornicing
- Former British Red Cross Hospital during the Second World War
- Historic estate with links to the influential Hollingworth and Hadfield families
- Outstanding balance of complete rural privacy whilst remaining within easy reach of Manchester, excellent transport links, highly regarded schools and the Peak District National Park.
Description
A Landmark Country Estate Where History, Heritage & Luxury Become One
There are homes of distinction, and then there are homes that transcend the ordinary. Set discreetly within approximately 3 acres of private parkland, hidden behind an impressive tree-lined approach, Mottram Old Hall is one of Greater Manchester's most remarkable private residences. This magnificent Grade II Listed Georgian country house represents an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a home of extraordinary architectural significance, rich heritage and timeless elegance.
Dating back almost 300 years, the estate beautifully combines the original rear wing, constructed in 1727, with the striking Georgian façade added around 1825, creating a residence that has stood proudly through generations of English history. Throughout its lifetime, the Hall has been home to influential families including the renowned Hollingworth and Hadfield families and even played a significant role during the Second World War, serving as a British Red Cross Hospital, adding yet another fascinating chapter to its remarkable story.
Today, Mottram Old Hall offers an exceptional blend of historic grandeur and refined contemporary living. Extending to approximately 5 generous en-suite bedrooms, 4 elegant reception rooms and 6 luxurious bathrooms, the accommodation has been sympathetically enhanced whilst preserving an extraordinary wealth of original period features.
From the moment you enter through the grand reception hall, it becomes immediately apparent that this is a home unlike any other. Towering ceilings, intricate cornicing, sweeping staircases, magnificent fireplaces, beautifully proportioned rooms and elegant sash windows combine to create interiors of genuine distinction. Every space has been designed for both impressive entertaining and comfortable family living, effortlessly balancing historic character with modern practicality.
The heart of the home is centred around an outstanding bespoke kitchen and informal living space, perfectly suited to modern lifestyles whilst remaining sympathetic to the Hall's heritage. Multiple reception rooms provide exceptional versatility, whether hosting formal dinner parties, intimate family gatherings or simply relaxing whilst enjoying uninterrupted views across the surrounding estate.
The bedroom accommodation is equally impressive. Beautiful principal suites enjoy elevated views over the gardens and surrounding countryside, complemented by luxurious bathrooms finished to an exceptional standard. Each room possesses its own individual character whilst maintaining the refined elegance expected of a residence of this calibre.
Stepping outside, the estate becomes every bit as captivating.
Surrounded by approximately 3 acres of mature landscaped grounds, the Hall enjoys complete privacy rarely found within such easy reach of Manchester. Sweeping lawns, ornamental gardens, mature woodland, tranquil water features and extensive terraces provide an idyllic setting for outdoor entertaining, family enjoyment and peaceful relaxation.
The historic mausoleum, standing proudly beside the approach, serves as a lasting reminder of the estate's extraordinary legacy, whilst every pathway, mature tree and carefully considered vista reinforces the sense that this is a property designed not simply to impress, but to endure.
Despite its peaceful rural setting, Mottram Old Hall enjoys exceptional accessibility. Situated within the desirable village of Mottram-in-Longdendale, the property offers convenient access to the M67, M60 and wider motorway network, placing Manchester City Centre, Manchester Airport, Stockport, Glossop and the Peak District all within comfortable travelling distance. Nearby railway stations at Hattersley, Broadbottom, Stalybridge and Glossop provide regular rail services across Greater Manchester and beyond.
The surrounding area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, sitting on the very edge of the Peak District National Park, where countless walking routes, cycling trails, reservoirs and open countryside provide an exceptional lifestyle for outdoor enthusiasts. Local attractions including Lyme Park, Etherow Country Park, Longdendale Trail, Werneth Low Country Park and the villages of Glossop, Marlow? (omit) and Broadbottom further enhance the area's appeal.
Families are equally well catered for, with an excellent selection of highly regarded primary and secondary schools nearby, alongside respected independent schools including King's School Macclesfield, Terra Nova, Cheadle Hulme School and Manchester Grammar School, all accessible within commuting distance.
Everyday amenities are available within Mottram, nearby Hyde, Glossop and Stalybridge, offering an excellent range of independent cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, leisure facilities and boutique shopping.
Mottram Old Hall is not simply a substantial country house.
It is an estate of genuine historical significance.
A residence that has quietly witnessed centuries of English history whilst remaining an elegant family home throughout.
Properties of this calibre are seldom offered to the open market. They are not merely purchased—they are inherited by the next custodian, preserving a remarkable legacy for generations yet to come.
This is an opportunity that is truly once in a lifetime.
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- Band: H
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- Driveway,Gated,Off street
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Yes
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