6 bedroom house
Kelsall, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 0SS
Guide Price
£2,300,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Tennis Court
Land Tags: Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: May 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Tennis Court
- Land Tags: Pasture Land, Woodland
AN ATTRACTIVE VICTORIAN COUNTRY HOUSE WITH EXTENSIVE LEISURE FACILITIES, STABLING AND LAND,
OCCUPYING A PRIVATE AND EXTREMELY ACCESSIBLE RURAL LOCATION
GROUND & LOWER GROUND
- Entrance Hall
- Drawing Room
- Dining Room
- Sitting Room
- Study
- Cellars comprising Offices and storage
- Cloakroom with Separate W.C.
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- Conservatory
- Games Room
- Utility
- Side Hall
- Indoor Swimming Pool
- Former Cellars comprising Office space and Storage
FIRST FLOOR
- Double Bedroom
- Walk-in Wardrobe & En- Suite Bathroom
- 5 Further Double Bedrooms
- Family Bathroom
- Separate W.C.
SELF CONTAINED ANNEXE
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- Double Bedroom
- Shower Room
OUTSIDE
- Garaging & parking
- Tennis Court
- Extensive Stabling with Machinery Store
- 6 Bay Open fronted barn
- Landscaped Gardens
- Woodland, Pasture
- In all approximately 30.5 acres (12.35 ha)
DESCRIPTION
Organsdale House dates from 1863, reputedly having been built by The Crown to accommodate an agent to the Delamere
Estate. The property is a fine example of Victorian architecture, constructed of a mellow Cheshire brick beneath a slate roof
and with high chimney stacks and sash windows. The house occupies a private position surrounded by mature grounds in
a woodland setting, and enjoys rural aspects across its land and the surrounding countryside. Having previously been used
as part of a working farm, the property was comprehensively restored during the last 20 years and used as a private family home with fully equipped equestrian premises together with other leisure facilities.
Internally, Organsdale House provides spacious and superbly proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors
including excellent office space, ideally suited for family living. The house has retained plenty of character with many period
features including high moulded ceilings, bay and sash windows, period fireplaces and doors, deep skirtings and a handsome
turned staircase.
There are three formal reception rooms all of which overlook the gardens, the lounge and sitting room having French doors to outside, a study with fitted shelving, cupboards and desk, and the kitchen at the far end of the house which connects to the games room and pool. The kitchen incorporates a range
of wall and floor units with cupboards and drawers beneath work surfaces, a 2 oven oil Aga, Whirlpool fridge/freezer, Montpellier dishwasher, a twin Belfast style sink with mixer, and central island with cupboards and drawers, and a Smeg cooker. The games room links with the pool and provides a fantastic entertainment area also with direct access to outside. Beyond is a utility with further storage and plant room accommodating a Firebird boiler and filtration for the pool.
The remainder of the ground floor is a cloakroom with separate W.C., and which has access to the cellars which have been
converted to provide office space and storage, which can also be independently accessed from outside.
At first floor level the master suite comprises a large bedroom with double aspect to the south and east of the house, walk-in
wardrobe and bathroom with raised bath, twin hand-basins and separate shower. There are 5 further double bedrooms and a family bathroom together with a back staircase to the ground floor.
COMMUNICATIONS
Organsdale House is very well placed for travel, being within 11 miles of the M56 for easy commuting to all the major areas
throughout the North West, and 7 miles to Hartford from which there is a direct rail service to London Euston via Crewe. For
travel further afield both Liverpool and Manchester are served by international airports.
LOCATION
The property occupies an extremely private position in one of the most sought after areas in the west of the county, surrounded by mature, well timbered grounds and with lovely rural aspects across adjoining countryside. Local services are available in the nearby villages of Kelsall, Norley, Kingsley and Sandiway as well as the larger conurbations of Tarporley and Hartford. The cities of Chester and Manchester are within 12 and 33 miles respectively providing
an extensive range of shopping, schooling and leisure facilities.
On the recreational front there is excellent walking in the area, particularly in nearby Delamere Forest, golf at Delamere
and Sandiway, sailing at Great Budworth and motor racing at Oulton Park. For the equestrian enthusiast there is an excellent
equestrian centre near the property, polo at Little Budworth and racing at the Roodee in Chester, Haydock and Aintree. Schooling is well catered for with a variety of both private and state schools nearby including primary schools at Delamere, Kelsall and Tarporley, The Grange School at Hartford and The
Kings and Queens Schools in Chester as well as other schools further north and south into Shropshire, accessed via the A49 (2 miles).
Marketed by: Jackson-Stops, Chester
OCCUPYING A PRIVATE AND EXTREMELY ACCESSIBLE RURAL LOCATION
GROUND & LOWER GROUND
- Entrance Hall
- Drawing Room
- Dining Room
- Sitting Room
- Study
- Cellars comprising Offices and storage
- Cloakroom with Separate W.C.
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- Conservatory
- Games Room
- Utility
- Side Hall
- Indoor Swimming Pool
- Former Cellars comprising Office space and Storage
FIRST FLOOR
- Double Bedroom
- Walk-in Wardrobe & En- Suite Bathroom
- 5 Further Double Bedrooms
- Family Bathroom
- Separate W.C.
SELF CONTAINED ANNEXE
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- Double Bedroom
- Shower Room
OUTSIDE
- Garaging & parking
- Tennis Court
- Extensive Stabling with Machinery Store
- 6 Bay Open fronted barn
- Landscaped Gardens
- Woodland, Pasture
- In all approximately 30.5 acres (12.35 ha)
DESCRIPTION
Organsdale House dates from 1863, reputedly having been built by The Crown to accommodate an agent to the Delamere
Estate. The property is a fine example of Victorian architecture, constructed of a mellow Cheshire brick beneath a slate roof
and with high chimney stacks and sash windows. The house occupies a private position surrounded by mature grounds in
a woodland setting, and enjoys rural aspects across its land and the surrounding countryside. Having previously been used
as part of a working farm, the property was comprehensively restored during the last 20 years and used as a private family home with fully equipped equestrian premises together with other leisure facilities.
Internally, Organsdale House provides spacious and superbly proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors
including excellent office space, ideally suited for family living. The house has retained plenty of character with many period
features including high moulded ceilings, bay and sash windows, period fireplaces and doors, deep skirtings and a handsome
turned staircase.
There are three formal reception rooms all of which overlook the gardens, the lounge and sitting room having French doors to outside, a study with fitted shelving, cupboards and desk, and the kitchen at the far end of the house which connects to the games room and pool. The kitchen incorporates a range
of wall and floor units with cupboards and drawers beneath work surfaces, a 2 oven oil Aga, Whirlpool fridge/freezer, Montpellier dishwasher, a twin Belfast style sink with mixer, and central island with cupboards and drawers, and a Smeg cooker. The games room links with the pool and provides a fantastic entertainment area also with direct access to outside. Beyond is a utility with further storage and plant room accommodating a Firebird boiler and filtration for the pool.
The remainder of the ground floor is a cloakroom with separate W.C., and which has access to the cellars which have been
converted to provide office space and storage, which can also be independently accessed from outside.
At first floor level the master suite comprises a large bedroom with double aspect to the south and east of the house, walk-in
wardrobe and bathroom with raised bath, twin hand-basins and separate shower. There are 5 further double bedrooms and a family bathroom together with a back staircase to the ground floor.
COMMUNICATIONS
Organsdale House is very well placed for travel, being within 11 miles of the M56 for easy commuting to all the major areas
throughout the North West, and 7 miles to Hartford from which there is a direct rail service to London Euston via Crewe. For
travel further afield both Liverpool and Manchester are served by international airports.
LOCATION
The property occupies an extremely private position in one of the most sought after areas in the west of the county, surrounded by mature, well timbered grounds and with lovely rural aspects across adjoining countryside. Local services are available in the nearby villages of Kelsall, Norley, Kingsley and Sandiway as well as the larger conurbations of Tarporley and Hartford. The cities of Chester and Manchester are within 12 and 33 miles respectively providing
an extensive range of shopping, schooling and leisure facilities.
On the recreational front there is excellent walking in the area, particularly in nearby Delamere Forest, golf at Delamere
and Sandiway, sailing at Great Budworth and motor racing at Oulton Park. For the equestrian enthusiast there is an excellent
equestrian centre near the property, polo at Little Budworth and racing at the Roodee in Chester, Haydock and Aintree. Schooling is well catered for with a variety of both private and state schools nearby including primary schools at Delamere, Kelsall and Tarporley, The Grange School at Hartford and The
Kings and Queens Schools in Chester as well as other schools further north and south into Shropshire, accessed via the A49 (2 miles).
Marketed by: Jackson-Stops, Chester
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.