7 bed property

Bulkeley Grange is a Grade II listed country house built in 1865 by Thomas Brassey, featuring a mix of brick, stone, and distinctive Brassey ironwork. The property has approximately nine acres of gardens and grounds, including a garage, stabling, and a walled garden. The house boasts a wealth of original features, including oak flooring, window shutters, elegant fireplaces, and decorative plasterwork. Key rooms include a drawing room with a double aspect and ornate plaster ceiling, a sitting room with a bay window and wood burning stove, and a dining room with panelled walls and an open fireplace. The heart of the home is a bespoke handcrafted kitchen with an oil-fired aga, a breakfast area, and a utility room. The principal bedroom suite is a double room with a dual aspect and en-suite bathroom, and there are six further bedrooms, two en-suite shower rooms, and a family shower room with separate WC. The property also features extensive cellarage and a raised terrace with gardens and a sunken garden.