Key features

• 3/5 Bedrooms
• Annex/Outbuilding
• Off Road Parking
• Period Property
• Village Location
• Viewing Essential

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Positioned within the centre of Ashton Hayes Village, 15 Peel Hall Lane is an exciting opportunity to acquire a period detached home extending over two storeys with three bedrooms at first floor level as well as a substantial outbuilding currently utilised as a workshop, studio and office. Due to having a separate heating system this flexible space easily lends itself to conversion to either a larger home studio/office or alternatively ancillary accommodation for a dependent relative if needed.


The accommodation of the main house opens with an entrance vestibule which in turn leads into the entrance hall. From the hall one can access a side hall which leads into the rear courtyard as well as a store underneath the stairs and three principal reception rooms. The three reception rooms are (a) the breakfast kitchen which allows for ample space for dining table as well as the kitchen units themselves, (b) living room, positioned to the front of the property, with an attractive bay window and (c) dining room is situated to the rear with doors opening onto the courtyard. At first floor level there are three bedrooms all serviced by the family bathroom with W.C. and an additional W.C. room.

The outbuilding is currently split into several different rooms. The principal space is laid out as a studio at ground floor level with access into the shower room. At first floor level, above the studio and workshop, is the office/music area which is a large open and versatile space. The workshop is accessible from the courtyard with excellent levels of insulation allowing for alternative uses if need be. Also accessible from the outside is the utility room which is positioned to the side of the shower room whilst at the alternate end of the outbuilding are two stores.

Situated to the rear of the house is a further storage facility which is provided by way of a timber frame which provides support for the solar panel roof.

The larger part of the garden is situated to the side of the property predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees and hedges as well as panel fencing and brick walls defining the boundaries with attractive beds throughout. Positioned to the rear and between the house and outbuilding is an attractive courtyard which in turn allows access to the gravelled driveway. Read more