• PLOT SUBJECT TO NEGOTIATION +
• APPROX 1 ACRE +
• NINE BEDROOMS +
• FOUR BATHROOMS +
• FOUR RECEPTION ROOMS +
• PRESTIGE LOCATION +

Built in 1910 by the Duke of Sutherland for a former archdeacon, Trentham Ley is a distinguished Arts and Crafts home set atop a former Roman hill fort, with far-reaching views across gardens inspired by Capability Brown. Offered at £799,000, the property includes approximately 1 acre of mature, landscaped grounds. Boundaries are subject to negotiation, providing flexibility for buyers. Rich in period features - stained glass windows, six-panelled doors, servants' bells, and ecclesiastical window fittings - the home has been sensitively updated with central heating, modern insulation, and well-appointed bathrooms. Spanning three floors, the accommodation includes nine bedrooms, four reception rooms, and four bathrooms, offering exceptional space for families, entertaining, or multi-generational living. The gardens feature both formal and informal spaces, with potential for a paddock, tennis court, or tailored landscaping, depending on final land division.

Entering the lobby via the Georgian yellow double doors, the hallway provides a generous space to access the house, boasting a fireplace and a large cloakroom fitted out with a Pininfarina designer sink and wet room off. A wide Edwardian staircase leads to the first floor with a substantial leaded glass North light window lighting both levels of the hallway. The generous dual aspect dining room boasts an original "Pottery Kiln" fire place and has French windows allowing access to the large garden room and terrace beyond.

The living room is a grand space with a half hexagonal wall, French doors to the garden room, beautiful fire place and delightful views across the gardens. The music room is a substantial dual aspect adaptable space which is ideal for entertaining and a range of other uses. The box bay and bow bay windows together with the large open fireplace make this an incredibly attractive and adaptable space.

The original kitchen with its servants' bells and impressive large "range" fireplace is fitted with a premium modern Miele Kitchen in Steel Gray with Butchers Block surfacing with matching appliances and central island. Adjacent to the main kitchen is the "Buttery", currently used as a home office, a pantry with original shelves, cupboards and a small cold room having an "Edwardian Fridge" and wine store. Adjoining the main kitchen is the original bread kitchen, boasting its original half wall of glazed brick and fitted out as a caterer's kitchen including a range of Siemens appliances. Rear entrance hall and wine cellar.