• Calderpeel-designed semi-detached home in desirable Lower Peover +
• Open-plan reception area with dual-aspect sash windows and doors +
• Shaker style Kitchen with marble-effect worktops, and high-specification integrated appliances. +
• Two double bedrooms including master suite with farmland views +
• Luxury bathroom featuring floor-to-ceiling marble-effect tiling and premium three-piece Duravit suite +
• South-facing landscaped garden with flagged patio, manicured lawn, timber gazebo, and raised flower beds +
• Enviable location in the picturesque village of Lower Peover +
• Two dedicated parking spaces +

Nestled in the picturesque village of Lower Peover near prestigious Knutsford, this magnificent Calderpeel-designed home offers the perfect blend of traditional charm and contemporary luxury. As one of just 30 exclusive residences in this sought-after development, this property enjoys a privileged position at the head of a quiet cul-de-sac, commanding delightful views down a characterful street lined with distinguished period-inspired homes. ARCHITECTURAL DISTINCTION This exceptional semi-detached residence showcases impeccable architectural details including striking steep-pitched gables and traditional Flemish bond brickwork. An impressive Regency-style front door welcomes you into this sophisticated country retreat. LIGHT-FILLED LIVING SPACE Step inside to discover a spectacular open-plan reception area where dual-aspect sash windows and French doors flood the space with natural light. Premium porcelain tiling throughout enhances the feeling of space and refined elegance. DESIGNER KITCHEN The bespoke kitchen features traditional shaker cabinetry complemented by luxurious marble-effect worktops. High-specification integrated appliances include an electric hob with stylish canopy hood, electric oven, and fridge-freezer. FIRST FLOOR  Ascend the carpeted staircase to discover a wonderfully proportioned landing that provides access to the property's private quarters: Master Suite - An exceptionally spacious primary bedroom featuring dual rear-facing windows that frame picturesque farmland views. This tranquil sanctuary includes a thoughtfully designed dressing area and premium built-in wardrobes with integrated drawers, offering abundant storage with sophisticated style. Second Double Bedroom - A generously sized second bedroom providing versatile accommodation, perfect for family, guests, or conversion to a home office for those embracing flexible working. Luxury Bathroom - The impressively spacious family bathroom exudes sophistication with floor-to-ceiling marble-effect tiling creating a spa-like atmosphere. The premium three-piece Duravit suite includes a deep tiled panel bath with mixer tap and overhead shower for ultimate versatility, complemented by a contemporary wall-hung wash basin and concealed cistern WC—combining practicality with clean, minimalist design. LANDSCAPED PRIVATE GARDENS The beautifully landscaped south-facing garden offers a tranquil outdoor retreat. Enjoy alfresco dining on the flagged patio, relax on the manicured lawn, or unwind beneath the timber gazebo. Thoughtfully designed raised flower beds framed by sleepers add structure and visual interest throughout the seasons. DEDICATED PARKING Two dedicated parking spaces are conveniently positioned nearby, with additional guest parking available. ENVIABLE LOCATION Lower Peover is a picturesque village nestled in the rural countryside of Cheshire, England, approximately 4 miles west of Knutsford. Taking its name from the Old English words meaning "bright stream," the village sits along the River Peover and has a rich history dating back to the Domesday Book of 1086. Lower Peover is particularly renowned for St Oswald's Church, a Grade I listed building featuring remarkable 13th-century timber framing that stands as one of England's finest examples of medieval timber churches. The village maintains its quintessential English charm with traditional black and white timber-framed buildings, including The Bells of Peover. Lower Peover preserves a strong agricultural character with working farms surrounding the village and a close-knit community atmosphere centred around the two pubs and OFSTED outstanding Primary School.