A 'CHARACTERFUL' converted former smithy dating back to the 18th century has been put up for sale.
Smithy Cottage, off Birtles Lane, in Over Alderley, is nestled in about 1.2 acres of 'idyllic' gardens and grounds.
Built approximately 250 years, the detached three-bedroom property is being marketed at £1.395 million by estate agents Andrew J Nowell & Co.
A property listing on Rightmove states: "This former smithy was converted to residential accommodation and boasts a wealth of charm and original features including exposed beams and trusses, fireplaces and stone flagged roof.
"The property has been immaculately maintained by the current owners and offers well-balanced accommodation throughout.
"On the ground floor a feature of particular note is the stunning drawing room with vaulted ceiling and exposed brick fireplace.
"There is a spacious entrance hall with parquet flooring and cloakroom toilet off, dining room and open-living kitchen both with exposed beams.
"The kitchen has shaker-style units, granite worksurfaces and integrated appliances including central AGA, separate induction hob and wine fridge. Off the kitchen is a large utility room and boot room.
"To the first floor are three bedrooms, two spacious doubles and a single along with three bathrooms (two en-suite). All the bathrooms have contemporary fittings and bespoke tiling.
"Externally the property is approached via a set of wrought iron electric gates opening onto a large driveway offering ample parking and leading to the detached garage.
"The generous gardens and ground extend to approximately 1.2 acres and consist of large manicured lawns, mature trees, lily pond and stone flagged patios."
"In addition to the garage are a tractor store and workshop."
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