Whaley Lane, Whaley Bridge, SK23

This truly exceptional Edwardian stone-built home from the 1910s, in its own substantial hilltop plot, is perfectly positioned in the heart of the highly desirable Whaley Bridge, specifically on Whaley Lane, offering breathtaking views. This freehold property beautifully combines timeless character with modern comforts, providing a substantial living space ideal for families. It's a fantastic example of the era's focus on natural light and a seamless connection to the garden, truly reflecting the refined home life so valued at the time. Inside, you'll find four generously sized bedrooms, two bathrooms (including one en-suite), and a separate WC, ensuring convenience and comfort for all. The home also boasts two large reception rooms, a spacious kitchen/diner, a dedicated utility room, and a cellar, catering to all your daily needs. Its excellent location provides stunning Peak District views and superb commuter rail and road links to Manchester and its airport, making it ideal for those who travel for work or leisure.

Step outside into the lush wrap-around garden, a true oasis of privacy. A beautiful stone pathway leads along the front of the house, framed by manicured hedges and mature greenery, enhancing the property's appeal. You can enjoy the tranquillity of a paved patio that surrounds the stone facade to the rear, complete with a garage and an additional decked patio area. At the side of the house, a striking elevated decked platform opens up magnificent panoramic views over the hills of the Peak District National Park, providing a peaceful escape amidst the verdant surroundings. The garage, featuring hinged doors and a charming cedarwood-clad exterior, is both functional and elegant. This building, with two windows on both sides, offers potential for conversion to an office or recreational space. With parking space for up to three vehicles on the stone-paved driveway, this property perfectly blends style and practicality, making it a truly remarkable find in the sought-after Whaley Bridge location.