Kempnough Hall Road, Worsley

Nestled upon the charming and prestigious Kempnough Hall Road in the beautiful historic area of Worsley in Manchester, this exquisite 13th Century Grade 2 listed cottage effortlessly combines fabulous character charm and a wealth of original period features with splendid contemporary styling that simply must be viewed in person to be fully appreciated.

The property is steeped in history hence the listed status it proudly owns. Evidence shows that the property dares all the way back to a 13th-century settlement boundary and also a 14th-century timber frame. Down the centuries the hall was the home of several aristocratic families, dating originally back to Richard de Worsley, in the 13th century. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the hall in 1851 as guests of the First Earl of Ellesmere

The property forms the central core of Kempnough Hall, which is a magnificent and historic Grade II Listed country house, nestled at the end of the quiet tree-lined no-through lane. The renovation of the property was completed 2015 with no expense spared and the home now features a meticulously designed living space that includes two large reception rooms, a modern fitted kitchen, utility room, cloakroom/wc, two fabulous en-suite bedrooms, which all exude warmth and character, enhanced by a wealth of its original features and stands as a testament to architectural heritage and timeless elegance. Outside there are wonderful low maintenance gardens that are private offering excellent space for relaxing and al-fresco entertaining, alongside ample off road parking.

Embrace the opportunity to own a magnificent piece of Worsley’s history while relishing in the modern comforts and conveniences this unique residence has to offer. Don't miss the unique chance to make this historic gem your very own home.