The property is situated on the outskirts of the village of Greenfield, in the Saddleworth parish of the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham. It lies on the edge of the Saddleworth Moors, an area of moorland in the Pennine Hills, and is itself an area of outstanding natural beauty bordering the Peak District National Park. Local shops cater for most daily requirements, whilst both Stalybridge, Oldham and Ashton-Under-Lyne offer an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities, restaurants and wine bars. There are good local schools for children of all ages, both State and Independent including Saddleworth school and Richmond school. For a more comprehensive range of amenities, the city of Manchester is within 13 miles. Greenfield railway station is on the Huddersfield-Manchester Victoria line, with a regular commuter service to the surrounding areas, whilst Manchester Piccadilly has regular inter-city links to London Euston. Access to the North West motorway network is a short drive away.
Description
A quite outstanding stone built house, of extraordinary proportions set in the foothills of Saddleworth Moor with dazzling views over the moorland and surrounding areas, and standing in approx 10 acres of gardens and grounds. Believed to date back to 1680, the property has been extended, restored and renovated to a particularly high standard, with no expense being spared, and meticulous attention to detail.
