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Our Summary
- Traditional attached stone barn with outstanding potential for a variety of uses (subject to the necessary consents)
- A Rare Opportunity to Restore One of Turton's Hidden Historic Homes Hidden away within an exclusive rural hamlet and approached via a recently improved country lane that passes the historic Turton Tower, Clough House occupies one of the area's most enchanting countryside settings
- Whilst requiring refurbishment, Clough House presents an increasingly rare opportunity to sympathetically restore a country residence of genuine architectural significance and create an exceptional family home for generations to come
- The Barn - Attached to the house is an impressive traditional stone barn which further enhances the property's enormous potential
- Subject to the necessary planning permissions and Listed Building Consent, the barn may offer exciting possibilities for future adaptation, leisure space, garaging, workshop facilities or additional ancillary accommodation
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Description
Clough House is a Grade II Listed residence built in the Jacobean Revival style in the 1840s, boasting an elegant stone façade, impressive fireplaces, exposed beams, and deep stone mullioned windows. The property offers over 4,500 square feet of highly versatile accommodation, including a substantial attached heritage wing (1,600 Sq Feet), a traditional stone barn (approximately 1,800 Sq Feet), and outbuildings. The total floorspace is over 7,300 square feet, set amidst expansive mature grounds, rolling countryside, and scenic views.
The property features an abundance of original features and offers exceptional flexibility, with the potential to create an exceptional family home, blended with modern living and preserving its remarkable character.