EXCEPTIONAL STONE BUILT CHAPEL CONVERSION SITUATED IN AN IDYLLIC LOCATION 40 Jackson Lane, , , SK10 5BE A CONTEMPORARY LIVING SPACE PERFECTLY DESIGNED FOR MODERN LIVING

40 Jackson Lane, Kerridge, Bollington, Cheshire SK10 5BE

4 double bedrooms ◆ 3 bathrooms ◆ 2 receptions ◆ open plan living/dining/kitchen ◆ cloakroom with w.c. ◆ utility room and laundry room ◆ study ◆ media room ◆ ample off road parking ◆ generous gardens with decking ◆ EPC rating = B

Situation Bollington: 0.5 miles, : 3.3 miles, Alderley Edge 7.1 miles Wilmslow: 8 miles, Airport: 11.2 miles, Manchester City Centre: 19 miles

This unique stone built chapel conversion is situated within the highly sought after hamlet of Kerridge. This delightful hamlet is a conservation area located on the side of overlooking Bollington. It nestles in the western most foothills of the Pennines above the , adjacent to the Peak District National Park. The property enjoys views towards the Cheshire plain and is within walking distance of , a Grade II listed local landmark providing one of the best views in Cheshire.

The centre of Bollington is half a mile away whilst Macclesfield town centre is 3.3 miles. Macclesfield provides an excellent range of amenities and the mainline railway station offers a 1hr 48min service to London Euston. There are some excellent local private schools including the Kings School and Beech Hall Preparatory School along with many well regarded state schools within easy striking distance. The Peak District National Park and the are on the doorstep and the area abounds with golf courses, leisure and sports facilities. Description 40 Jackson Lane presents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a landmark conversion within the idyllic hamlet of Kerridge. The property was purchased by the current owner as Holy Trinity Church in 2010 before commissioning its sympathetic conversion into an exceptional residential dwelling. Constructed of local Kerridge stone with mullioned windows and gable dormers under a slate roof, this imposing building dates from 1897. The property now provides a contemporary living space perfectly designed for modern living whilst retaining a wealth of ecclesiastical features such as stained glass, vaulted pitch pine ceilings and parquet flooring. Although faced with the understandable limitations of converting a building of this age, the current owner was inspired by the passiv haus construction concept and has ensured rigorous standards of insulation have been adhered to throughout. Technologies such as triple glazed windows, Cat 6 data cabling, a central ventilation system, LED lighting and under floor heating have all been incorporated as part of the conversion. The property also benefits from cable TV and a high speed internet connection.

Attention has been lavished on every detail with careful consideration to the use of natural light and how the rooms interconnect both physically and visually. The accommodation is entered through a welcoming entrance hall with fitted cloaks storage. Stairs lead to the basement level which has been converted to provide a flexible room perfectly suited as a home cinema or games room. The magnificent double height reception hall is centrally positioned within the property and has been cleverly designed as a versatile 'communal' living space linking the various ground and first floor rooms. The triple aspect living room is of grand proportions and benefits from access onto the gardens via an entrance vestibule. The open plan living/dining/kitchen has been fitted with a contemporary range of matt white handleless units fitted with Bosch integrated appliances and quartz-stone work surfaces. Bi-fold doors from this room open onto the decking area providing a true extension of the living space when the weather permits. The fitted utility room is conveniently situated off the kitchen and provides access to the rear of the property. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a laundry room, cloakroom with w.c. and a semi octagonal study.

The first floor galleried landing links the four double bedrooms, each of which has their own distinct personality. The master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and skylight windows is an indulgent space with separate dressing room and en suite wet room. The guest bedroom suite is accessed off its own private galleried landing and benefits from en suite wet room facilities. There are two further double bedrooms both with vaulted ceilings and fitted storage which are served by the main family bathroom.

Externally to the left side of the property is a double width driveway providing ample off road parking. A detached stone built outbuilding to the rear provides useful storage. The south westerly facing formal gardens are of a good size, mainly laid to lawn and are defined by stone walling, wrought iron railings and established beech hedging. A large decking area provides an idea space for outdoor entertaining where one can enjoy views towards the Cheshire plain and over the adjoining countryside.

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