Altrincham RoadWilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 4LY

Threshers Barn enjoys an exceptional setting within the National Trust’s Styal Estate, surrounded by wildflower meadows, mature woodland and the River Bollin. Thoughtfully converted from a former dairy building, it offers approximately 3,540 sq ft. Protected as an Area of Special County Value, the idyllic outlook changes beautifully with the seasons. The generous grounds of Threshers Barn are bordered by established native hedging complimenting its tranquil countrywide setting.

Two allocated spaces within an attractive car barn with two additional parking spaces a private storage area complete the property, ideal for an active countryside lifestyle.

The striking double-height reception hall immediately conveys the scale and character of the property. Designed to serve as an impressive dining hall, it features a minstrel’s gallery and a split-level staircase rising through the full-height atrium. Dual-aspect views extend across the gardens to the countryside beyond, while patio doors open onto a south-facing dining terrace, creating a seamless connection with the idyllic setting and providing access to the generous open-plan kitchen, dining and family room.

The generous dual-aspect sitting room has French doors opening onto the garden and an outdoor terrace, together with a wood-burning stove on a slate hearth, fitted carpet and window shutters. A second entrance leads to a guest cloakroom and a versatile room with shutters, well suited as a home office, playroom or teenage retreat.

The open-plan kitchen and family room forms the heart of the home, providing a generous and versatile setting for everyday family life as well as relaxed entertaining. The Wychwood kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of painted cabinetry, thoughtfully complemented by additional units introduced by the current owners to enhance the available storage while remaining in keeping with the original design. A comprehensive selection of appliances includes a Rangemaster electric cooker with induction hob, a Siemens dishwasher and a wine refrigerator. A freestanding Fisher & Paykel fridge and freezer may also be available by separate negotiation. Beyond the kitchen, spacious dining and seating areas create clearly defined yet connected zones, allowing the room to accommodate informal meals, family gatherings and larger-scale entertaining with ease.

The kitchen opens to a spacious utility and boot room with space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, together with direct outside access—particularly practical after countryside walks or cycle rides. Beyond are a second ground-floor cloakroom and the boiler and plant room.

The first floor has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including two en suites, with bespoke storage commissioned by the current owners from a local carpenter.

The principal bedroom is an impressive and characterful dual-aspect retreat, enjoying far-reaching views and enhanced by a striking vaulted ceiling that creates a wonderful sense of height and space. A dedicated dressing area provides practical storage, while the adjoining en suite is elegantly appointed with Neptune Carrara mosaic floor tiles, a generous walk-in shower, washbasin and WC.

The second bedroom also benefits from a vaulted ceiling, built in wardrobes and its own well-finished en suite, featuring Neptune fittings, a walk-in shower and attractive ceramic flooring.

Bedroom three benefits from under eaves storage whilst bedroom four benefits from fitted wardrobes and additional storage, with bedroom four further distinguished by an impressive vaulted ceiling. Both bedrooms are served by the beautifully appointed family bathroom, featuring Fired Earth floor tiles, an oval freestanding bath, walk-in shower, WC and Neptune washbasin unit.

The energy-efficient property benefits from underfloor heating powered by an air-source heat pump and a private waste-treatment system. A ‘My Home’ automation system provides precise control of lighting levels and heating, both from within the property and remotely.

Externally, the current owners have thoughtfully landscaped the gardens, which sweep gracefully around the property. Well-stocked beds provide colour and structure throughout the seasons, while the particularly generous south-easterly facing garden offers an attractive setting for recreation and entertaining. The grounds also include a front garden at the main entrance, while the largest sandstone patio, accessed from the dining area, is beautifully enclosed by lavender bushes and enjoys a sunny southerly aspect with views across the surrounding countryside.

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