A 1642 Manor with Its Own Private Lake

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🏡 A 1642 Manor with Its Own Private Lake

❤️ An extraordinary eight storey Gothic masterpiece

🔎 A 1.9M Grade II* Listed Victorian masterpiece


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The Old Hall in Netherseal is one of those rare English country houses where history is not simply preserved, but lived within. With origins dating back to 1642 and carrying the distinguished Grade II* listing, this is a property of genuine architectural and historic importance.

Inside, craftsmanship takes centre stage. Three staircases from different historical periods, ornate fireplaces, Minton tiled flooring and remarkable linenfold panelling create a narrative of evolving centuries. The dining room’s 19th century linenfold walls are particularly striking, rich, textured and deeply atmospheric.

In recent years, The Old Hall has been comprehensively renovated, blending period character with modern luxury. The bespoke Mark Wilkinson kitchen with marble surfaces anchors the home with quiet confidence. The orangery, crowned with a roof lantern and opening onto the sun terrace is a spectacular contemporary addition, flooding the house with natural light.

Outside, The grounds extend to approximately 14.75 acres, striking a perfect balance between formal gardens and expansive landscape.

To the rear, a recently installed heated outdoor swimming pool with remote cover sits beside an impressive outdoor entertaining area. A fully equipped outdoor kitchen, complete with pizza oven, barbecue, wine coolers and generous island flows into a sunken seating area with integrated lighting. It is contemporary luxury set against a 17th century backdrop.

Outstanding Feature: The enchanting lake and woodland backdrop.

From nearly every principal room, views stretch across sweeping lawns to the private lake framed by mature woodland. It is this setting that elevates The Old Hall from distinguished residence to storybook estate.

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Sitting proudly above the River Dee, this extraordinary red sandstone house is one of Chester’s architectural treasures.

⭐️ Outstanding Feature: The breathtaking reception hall 

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👋🏻 That’s a wrap.

The Old Hall is a rare opportunity to acquire a true English country estate, rich in heritage, substantial in scale and enhanced with modern comfort. With its lake, woodland and beautifully restored interiors, it offers not simply a home, but a legacy.

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Lyndsey Prime | Million Pound House Daily

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