• A pretty, detached county cottage full of charm and character +
• Flanked by beautiful and private gardens of 0.25 acres overlooking open countryside in a southerly direction +
• Desirable edge-of-village location only two miles from Lymm +
• Believed to have been constructed I the mid-18th century +
• Sweeping gravel driveway, parking for several cars, detached double garage and old shed +
• Many original features including beamed ceilings, wall timbers and open fireplace +
• Requires renovation with huge potential +

Flanked by beautiful and private gardens of 0.25 acres overlooking open countryside, a pretty, detached country cottage full of charm and character.

The Cross Cottage is believed to have derived its name from the distinctive junction overlooked by the former stocks and a raised base that supported a cross in Roman times. The former associated farmstead was in existence from at least the mid-18th century and the house is understood to have undergone renovation in the late 19th century in the style of the John Douglas buildings seen elsewhere in the village.

The Cross Cottage is set in a delightful location on the edge of the village within Warburton Conservation Area which lies within Trafford Council, affording potential access to excellent grammar schools there. A mature, private garden extending to about 0.25 acres flanks the property and overlooks open countryside. The sweeping gravel driveway provides plenty of parking and leads to a detached double garage and a large shed, albeit in need of repair.

The pretty elevations reveal characterful accommodation which requires general renovation and repair. The rooms feature a combination of original and cosmetic beams and many exposed timbers with an open fireplace that adds to the charm of this detached property. We believe that there is great potential to remodel / extend subject to the necessary planning permissions.