• An Exceptional Detached Residence of Distinction +
• Origins Tracing Back to the 1700s and the Baron De Tabley Estate +
• Architectural Details and Character Features from Breightmet Hall +
• Elegant Reception Rooms and a Spacious Dining Kitchen +
• Five Bedrooms with Three En-Suites, Office/Bedroom and Two Bathrooms +
• Separate Two-Bedroom Cottage and Swimming Pool Complex +
• Splendid Formal Gardens and a Now Unused Tennis Court +
• Impressive Horseshoe Driveway with Substantial Garage +
• Council Tax Band: Slater House - H, Slater Cottage - E I Freehold I EPC: Slater House - D, Slater Cottage - D +

Slater House is a distinguished residence, its origins tracing back to the 1700s when it formed part of the historic Baron De Tabley Estate. Tastefully extended over time, the home showcases exquisite period character enriched with architectural features acquired from the stately Breightmet Hall. Set within 1.9 acres of grounds, the estate comprises a charming two-bedroom cottage, an unused swimming pool complex, a tennis court, and beautifully tended formal gardens, complemented by a sweeping horseshoe driveway and a substantial garage. Proof of funds is required prior to arranging a viewing.
Council Tax Band: Slater House - H, Slater Cottage - E I Freehold I EPC: Slater House - D, Slater Cottage - D

A residence of true distinction, Slater House is understood to date back to the 1700s when it was created as part of the esteemed Baron De Tabley Estate and over time it has evolved into an exceptional family home of rare stature. More recently, it was developed and extended by and the residence of one of Blackburn’s most celebrated sons, the late Jack Walker.

Set discreetly within a private 1.9-acre plot in one of the Ribble Valley’s most coveted positions, this is a home of exceptional pedigree. Proof of funding will be required prior to any viewing.

The interior is a masterclass in period elegance with a wealth of fine details. The house incorporates a magnificent bay window and remarkable mahogany and brass and copper-accented internal doors sourced from Breightmet Hall. The vestibule leads to an iconic reception hallway, complete with sweeping mahogany staircase, open fire, marble tiled floor and striking architectural presence. The principal reception rooms include a beautifully proportioned living room with large-height bay windows, open marble fireplace, and double doors opening into a distinguished dining room with its own bay window and dual aspects.

A cloakroom with 2pc suite, a former powder room now ideal as a pantry, and an expansive living dining kitchen complete the ground floor’s principal accommodation. The kitchen is appointed with a suite of high-end appliances including Gaggenau and Neff, granite work surfaces with matching upstands, an island unit, and integrated refrigeration. An adjoining study with display cabinetry, a versatile party room with provision for projector, utility room with wine storage, further 2pc cloakroom and boiler room complete the arrangement.