• Large four-bedroom characterful homes located within the Former Battersby Hat Factory-master with en suite +
• These homes can accommodate a large family or provide multi-generational living due to their size and well laid out design +
• A unique opportunity to buy a modern home surrounded by history +
• Enclosed garden to the rear +
• Modern stylish kitchen/diner +
• Three bathrooms +
• Allocated parking for two cars +
• Shared Ownership +

Viaduct Housing welcome this four bedroom home which offers spacious and luxurious living, creating a sense of openness and grandeur. Situated in the welcoming neighbourhood of Offerton, this house is perfect for families seeking a modern and stylish home. It features four good-sized bedrooms (one with an en-suite shower room), a bright and airy reception room, stylish, modern kitchen/diner, a downstairs WC and a modern tiled family bathroom with shower over bath.

Equipped with integrated appliances, this house ensures that every modern convenience is at your fingertips, making daily tasks a breeze.

Step outside and enjoy the outdoor space that comes with the house. Whether you wish to create a beautiful garden or have a space for outdoor activities, this house offers ample room for you to make it your own. There are also two allocated parking spaces to the rear.

These diverse homes are situated in the desirable area of Offerton, benefitting from the hustle and bustle of Stockport Town Centre and being close to the tranquillity of the Peak District. This is an ideal development for professionals, couples, families, and those looking for a place to retire with its fantastic restaurants, bars and shops stretching down the A6, as well as local schools and excellent transport links.

With its fantastic location and superb features, this home offers an exquisite balance of family-friendly functionality and stylish comfort.

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Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: TBC at completion stage
Service charge: £33.37 per month

History of the site
William and Mary Battersby both began their careers working at Christy's, however William left the company over a dispute with the owner who had attempted to pressurise William into changing the date of his wedding with Mary to suit the requirements of the business. They were married on 21st June 1863 as planned, and soon after in 1865 William set up his own firm.
Battersby's occupied two sites before the move to Hempshaw Lane site in 1886, which was a short distance from the Battersby family home, "Strathclyde", on Offerton Lane built c. 1875
Battersby's became known for high quality hats and by the 1897, the company had a London showroom, a separate London warehouse and a factory in France.
Following the 1906 and 1912 fires, it was decided to install an early site wide sprinkler system and it was this which required the construction of the striking water tower which now dominates the Hempshaw Lane elevation.
During the 1920s, the importance of the Hempshaw Lane site was such that during the Second World War it was identified by the Luftwaffe as a key textile industry target for bombing during the Manchester Blitz, as recorded in mapping held at the Stockport Air Raid Tunnels Museum.
Following the Second World War, social changes saw the marked decline of demand for hats and many companies merged and went out of business. Battersby's were not immune to this change and were forced to merge with other producers. In 1966 Battersby's merged with several other firms in the region to form Associated British Hat Manufacturers in 1966. This prompted the final closure of the Hempshaw Lane factory and the end of hatmaking at the Offerton site, in 1967. Since that date the site has remained largely unchanged and has been in use as an industrial estate with a range of light industrial, wholesale storage and workshop uses.
In 1997, the complex was included on Stockport Historic Environment Database and given a status of a locally listed building.
Viaduct Partnerships agreed a deal to redevelop the site into 144 residential units, with some mill buildings partially demolished and others kept in original state. Out of 144 units, 45 apartments and houses are located within the Mill buildings.