Clayton Hall
Clayton Le Moors, Accrington, Lancashire, BB5 5SG
Guide Price
£1,295,000
Residential Tags: Georgian, Grade II
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Feb 2022
- Removed: Sep 2022
- Residential Tags: Georgian, Grade II
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Woodland
Spacious detached five bedroom Georgian style property with gardens and land of around 23 acres.
Description
Upon entering the property one is captured by a wonderful welcoming hallway with high ceilings and ornate cornicing. To each side of the hallway are two large reception rooms, a light and bright dining room with a feature fireplace, large dual aspect windows with stunning views of the grounds and French doors leading out to the gardens. Across the hallway there is a bright drawing room with large dual aspect windows offering views over the surrounding grounds creating an abundance of light. Further along the hallway one can find a traditional morning room to the right with large dual aspect windows overlooking the courtyard area to the rear and a feature carved marble fireplace. The kitchen is located to the left with attractive tiled flooring, a range of base and wall units with complimenting granite work top, integrated Neff appliances, Kitchen Island with breakfast table, traditional AGA and feature lighting. Off the kitchen is a very useful utility room with plumbing for washing machine from here leads in to another large room which offers the versatility to be used as a large office, playroom, gymnasium or entertaining room, also with access out into the gardens to the rear of the property.
The split level staircase leads one to the extremely generous first floor accommodation. The landing area has a full height window flooding the area with light and enjoying encompassing views over the countryside. On this floor are four bedrooms of ample proportion, all with large dual aspect windows overlooking the gardens, grounds and surrounding countryside. The principal bedroom suite is fitted with Mills & Scott bedroom furniture and an en suite shower room. A large family bathroom and a fifth bedroom currently being used as a home office enjoying the delightful uninterrupted views.
The approach to Clayton Hall is truly striking. Sat at the end of a sweeping driveway, providing ample parking space to the front of the property and attractive feature turning circle. Substantial manicured gardens surround the property, mature trees, including an enchanting woodland area with many Yew and Birch trees and a haha. An original otter pond, a walled kitchen garden with an original 18th century ice house (Grade II listed) and land and woodland extending to around 23 acres.
Location
Clayton Hall is set in an enviable location overlooking open farmland, Whalley Nab and Pendle Hill. The property was rebuilt by the current owners in the 1990's. Panoramic views over the surrounding gardens and grounds. Tucked away down a private road yet conveniently situated for the commuter routes to Clitheroe, Preston and Manchester, with the M65 motorway link being within easy reach of the property.
The Hall is currently the third home to be built on the existing grounds dating back to 1250. Lovingly re built in 1993 by the current owners to retain the charm of a traditional Georgian style home with all aspects in keeping from that period.
The small town of Clayton le Moors has a Post Office, a supermarket and three local primary schools. There are further amenities in the village of Whalley, located less than 4 miles away, with boutique shops, a delicatessen, butchers, dentist, several eateries and locally renowned Oakhill Independent School. The historic market town of Clitheroe is a short drive from Whalley with a wide range of supermarkets, restaurants, boutique shops and a choice of schooling including the Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. Both Clitheroe and Whalley have train links direct to Manchester on an hourly basis.
Whalley; 3.7 miles, Clitheroe; 7 miles, Preston; 19.8 miles, Manchester; 26.2 miles, Leeds; 52.3 miles.
Square Footage: 3,368 sq ft
Acreage: 23 Acres
Directions
From Clitheroe proceed along the A59 toward Whalley, after the second roundabout take the first exit onto the A671, continue past Spring Wood picnic site and at the next set of traffic lights keep right and join the A680 for approximately 1.5 miles, then turn left into Clayton Hall Drive, follow the lane along and Clayton Hall is located on the right hand side with stone pillars and entrance gates.
Marketed by: Savills, Knutsford
Description
Upon entering the property one is captured by a wonderful welcoming hallway with high ceilings and ornate cornicing. To each side of the hallway are two large reception rooms, a light and bright dining room with a feature fireplace, large dual aspect windows with stunning views of the grounds and French doors leading out to the gardens. Across the hallway there is a bright drawing room with large dual aspect windows offering views over the surrounding grounds creating an abundance of light. Further along the hallway one can find a traditional morning room to the right with large dual aspect windows overlooking the courtyard area to the rear and a feature carved marble fireplace. The kitchen is located to the left with attractive tiled flooring, a range of base and wall units with complimenting granite work top, integrated Neff appliances, Kitchen Island with breakfast table, traditional AGA and feature lighting. Off the kitchen is a very useful utility room with plumbing for washing machine from here leads in to another large room which offers the versatility to be used as a large office, playroom, gymnasium or entertaining room, also with access out into the gardens to the rear of the property.
The split level staircase leads one to the extremely generous first floor accommodation. The landing area has a full height window flooding the area with light and enjoying encompassing views over the countryside. On this floor are four bedrooms of ample proportion, all with large dual aspect windows overlooking the gardens, grounds and surrounding countryside. The principal bedroom suite is fitted with Mills & Scott bedroom furniture and an en suite shower room. A large family bathroom and a fifth bedroom currently being used as a home office enjoying the delightful uninterrupted views.
The approach to Clayton Hall is truly striking. Sat at the end of a sweeping driveway, providing ample parking space to the front of the property and attractive feature turning circle. Substantial manicured gardens surround the property, mature trees, including an enchanting woodland area with many Yew and Birch trees and a haha. An original otter pond, a walled kitchen garden with an original 18th century ice house (Grade II listed) and land and woodland extending to around 23 acres.
Location
Clayton Hall is set in an enviable location overlooking open farmland, Whalley Nab and Pendle Hill. The property was rebuilt by the current owners in the 1990's. Panoramic views over the surrounding gardens and grounds. Tucked away down a private road yet conveniently situated for the commuter routes to Clitheroe, Preston and Manchester, with the M65 motorway link being within easy reach of the property.
The Hall is currently the third home to be built on the existing grounds dating back to 1250. Lovingly re built in 1993 by the current owners to retain the charm of a traditional Georgian style home with all aspects in keeping from that period.
The small town of Clayton le Moors has a Post Office, a supermarket and three local primary schools. There are further amenities in the village of Whalley, located less than 4 miles away, with boutique shops, a delicatessen, butchers, dentist, several eateries and locally renowned Oakhill Independent School. The historic market town of Clitheroe is a short drive from Whalley with a wide range of supermarkets, restaurants, boutique shops and a choice of schooling including the Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. Both Clitheroe and Whalley have train links direct to Manchester on an hourly basis.
Whalley; 3.7 miles, Clitheroe; 7 miles, Preston; 19.8 miles, Manchester; 26.2 miles, Leeds; 52.3 miles.
Square Footage: 3,368 sq ft
Acreage: 23 Acres
Directions
From Clitheroe proceed along the A59 toward Whalley, after the second roundabout take the first exit onto the A671, continue past Spring Wood picnic site and at the next set of traffic lights keep right and join the A680 for approximately 1.5 miles, then turn left into Clayton Hall Drive, follow the lane along and Clayton Hall is located on the right hand side with stone pillars and entrance gates.
Marketed by: Savills, Knutsford
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.