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Lower Carden, Tilston, Malpas, Cheshire, SY14

PROPERTY TYPE

Equestrian Facility

BEDROOMS

7

BATHROOMS

5

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Grade I Listed hall of exceptional pedigree.
  • Remarkable 15th-century architectural heritage.
  • Six-bedroom country residence of rare distinction.
  • Elegant reception rooms rich in period character.
  • Charming detached cottage for guests or staff.
  • Superb leisure amenities including pool and tennis court.
  • Outstanding equestrian facilities with private paddocks.
  • Beautifully landscaped grounds extending to 5.2 acres.
  • Moments from the renowned Carden Park Estate.
  • EPC Rating = E

Description

One of Cheshire's most remarkable historic houses, beautifully restored and set within delightful gardens and grounds, with a cottage, leisure facilities and equestrian amenities.



Description

An exceptional Grade I Listed country house steeped in history, with a detached cottage, extensive equestrian facilities and approximately 5.2 acres of gardens, grounds and paddocks.
Lower Carden Hall is a distinguished country house believed to date from the 15th century, with a rich architectural heritage shaped by centuries of careful enhancement and refinement. Once the Dowager House for the Leche family, the property retains a wealth of historic features, including its impressive oak cruck frame, striking black and white elevations, stepped chimney stacks and handsome red brick wing; all recognised in Pevsner’s The Buildings of England.
Carefully maintained and sympathetically improved over the years, the house offers a compelling blend of authentic grandeur and modern-day comfort. Exposed timbers, inglenook fireplaces, oak panelling and magnificent historic trusses create a home of considerable charm and character, well suited to both family living and entertaining.
The Hall
An imposing oak front door opens into a grand reception hall, setting the tone for the spacious and characterful accommodation beyond. The principal reception rooms offer generous proportions, with exposed beams adding warmth and timeless character, complemented by splendid views across the surrounding gardens.
The triple-aspect drawing room enjoys an abundance of natural light and attractive vistas over the impeccably landscaped grounds. The dining room is equally charming, featuring panelled walls and an impressive sandstone inglenook fireplace. Further inviting reception rooms provide versatile spaces for relaxation and family living, with an additional room offering flexibility as a snug, library or games room.
At the heart of the house, the kitchen breakfast room centres around a traditional four-oven AGA. A utility room, traditional pantry and impressive wine cellar further enhance the practicality and appeal of the accommodation.
The first floor provides six bedrooms and four bathrooms, together with a variety of characterful rooms distinguished by exposed timberwork and period detailing. The flexible layout offers considerable scope to adapt the accommodation to suit individual requirements.
The Cottage and Outbuildings
Reached via an original cobbled courtyard is a pretty detached cottage, formerly the coachman's house. Thus providing valuable additional accommodation, ideal for guests, extended family or staff. It comprises of an entrance hall, fitted kitchen, utility, pantry, drawing room with a fireplace, two bedrooms and a family bathroom. French doors open onto a small private enclosed garden. A comprehensive range of additional buildings includes a triple-bay garage and brick and slate workshops and stores.
A former quirky red brick water tower provides a distinctive historic landmark, offering further versatility as a camping barn or hobby area.
The Office
A substantial separate annexe to the main house makes a charming self contained office overlooking the orchard, with kitchen, cloakroom and upstairs storage.
Leisure Facilities
Lower Carden Hall offers an enviable range of leisure facilities. A heated swimming pool, complemented by a pool house and enclosed garden, provides a secluded setting for relaxation and entertaining in a sheltered south west aspect. An all-weather tennis court adds to the property's appeal, creating excellent recreational opportunities for family and guests.
Stable and Equestrian Amenities
Stable and equestrian facilities are thoughtfully arranged, with traditional stabling, a Monarch horse walker, wash box, tack and feed room, plus undercover horse box parking, a Charles Britton all-weather manège, completing the facilities. Together with the surrounding paddocks, these provide an attractive and practical environment for keeping and exercising horses and ponies, with the benefit of privacy and convenience within the grounds.
Gardens and Grounds
The property occupies approximately 5.2 acres of mature gardens, grounds and paddock land, offering a delightful balance of formal landscaping, productive gardens and open space.
At the entrance sits a pair of traditional estate gates, which are electrified, complete with an intercom. A sweeping drive, passes the paddocks, stables and the former coach house, before arriving at the stunning entrance of the main hall, flanked by mature Rhododendrons and an antique fountain.
Further features include mature woodland, fruit trees, an orchard, productive kitchen gardens, all bound by ancient yew hedging and topiary. Seasonal planting brings colour and interest throughout the year.

Location

Lower Carden Hall enjoys a private and peaceful position within the rural hamlet of Carden, in the heart of glorious South Cheshire countryside.
The nearby village of Tilston provides day to day amenities, and is home to a highly regarded country pub, the Carden Arms, village shop and an outstanding primary school, whilst the larger village of Malpas offers a wider selection of shops, restaurants, schools and local services.
The renowned Carden Park Estate lies within 200m of the property, offering two championship golf courses, a luxury hotel, spa and extensive leisure facilities, with a range of membership options.
The Roman city of Chester, approximately 13 miles away, provides excellent shopping, restaurants, cultural attractions and schooling.
The property is well placed for access to the wider region, with road connections via the A41, A49 and M6. Rail services from Chester and Crewe provide connections to London within 90 minutes and other major destinations, while Liverpool and Manchester airports offer international travel links.




Acreage: 5.2 Acres

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Lower Carden, Tilston, Malpas, Cheshire, SY14

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Monthly repayments£13,319
Property: £ 2,650,000
Deposit: £ 265,000
Interest rate: 5.35%
Term: 30 years
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