4 bed detached house

Wadda Hey is a period property dating from 1925, with a mix of traditional and contemporary features. The home's exterior is hidden behind a mature screen of ferns, trees, and honeysuckle, and features a reclaimed York stone and granite façade. The entrance is marked by two white-pillared entrances, a sweeping driveway, and a traditional Cheshire brick porch. The property's interior features beautifully restored herringbone pitch pine flooring, high ceilings, and attractive cornicing. The entrance hall has a polished bronze lionhead knocker, and the lounge boasts large windows with leafy views and a handsome feature fireplace. The kitchen-dining room is a sociable space with an L-shape layout, integrated appliances, and a utility room with plumbing for a washing machine. The first-floor landing features a grandly sized window, and the master bedroom has light-filled windows with verdant views, taking in the Welsh hills and the Mersey Estuary. The property also has a separate WC, cloakroom, and bespoke shelving and storage throughout.