The Manor House sits in a secluded walled garden within the previous Halsall Manor Estate and next to another part of the original Halsall Hall which has been painstakingly restored to its original glory, again by the current owner and converted into an exclusive gated community of 15 Houses. 

The Manor House sits in a secluded walled garden within the previous Halsall Manor Estate and next to another part of the original Halsall Hall which has been painstakingly restored to its original glory, again by the current owner and converted into an exclusive gated community of 15 Houses.

From the wooden parquet and stone flooring, oak beams, sash windows, solid wooden elm doors with authentic latches modeled from the original Halsall Hall. The stone roof amongst other items taken from assorted churches, and certain wooden beams dating back to the 16th century with particular beams reclaimed from the Landing Stages at Liverpool to name just a few. This home is utterly, extraordinary and most certainly built with total love.  

On entrance is a gravel driveway beyond double manual gates leading to a four car garage with sliding German made doors providing secure gated off-road parking for numerous vehicles.

The front garden beyond the double manual gates is an enclosed gravel driveway with a stable block and a large ornamental lily pond leading to an extensive parking area and access to the four car garage. A side gate allows access to the paddock, wood and stream. The rear Garden section is an enclosed rear courtyard with York Stone paved seating areas. For those passionate about horses, this exceptional estate presents an idyllic equestrian haven. Complete with a potential stable block and adjacent land ideal for a paddock, you can accommodate your equine companions perfectly.

The accommodation briefly comprises of; A very spacious double door entrance, vestibule, entrance, reception entrance hall and large lounge, a total of five bedrooms, three on suits, four reception rooms, a formal dining room, a double queen post large morning room, a centrally located kitchen, utility, study, WC's and shower room and sun room. A further three full bathrooms. The property offers four stunning, three fully functional open fireplaces and one fantastic oak fireplace originally being reclaimed from the owner of the White Star Line residence) and extensive storage areas located within various loft spaces which have been built as child's play rooms, excess is via a spiral stair case. Each room holds history and is very authentic to its past, giving a feeling of bygone ages, 17th, 18th, 19th century. 

Offering an abundance of internal accommodation, the property could adapt to the various needs of a larger or extended family, two bedrooms a lounge and a bathroom makes a great Granny suite. with two main entrances, enough bedrooms, and receptions for everyone to have their own space. The property offers an excellent business opportunity for someone wanting to run a guest house with themed nights. The property (subject to relevant granted licenses) would make a perfect business opportunity or a truly one of a kind family home. 

Halsall Manor was part of the historical home previously owned by the Knighted family of the Halsall's of the 16th century. Also in the 18th century Lt. Colonel Charles Lewis Mordant and the famous Halsall Penny token Circa 1880. The Leeds to Liverpool Canal, Industrial Revelation, cotton dyeing and the first patent law suit. Water Mill. Halsall Manor and it’s occupants are an interesting read. Part exchange would be considered. 

Additional information; The property is connected to mains sewage & gas. 

Council tax band G

Freehold