Earls Eye House is a stunning period home built in 1850, boasting over 5,300 square feet of character-filled living space across four floors. The property retains many original features, including tall ceilings, windows, fireplaces, and flooring, and enjoys a private mooring on the River Dee. The interior features a bright entrance vestibule, a reception hall with a turned oak stairway, and a spacious lower ground floor apartment. The ground floor also includes a river-facing sitting room, conservatory, kitchen, and breakfast room, as well as a tranquil skylit playroom and shower room. The first floor features a large family room, bedroom suite, and luxury en-suite bathroom, while the second floor has two further bedrooms and a cloakroom. The property has planning permission for a rear extension, orangery, and internal alterations, and is set within a conservation area overlooking Chester Meadows. The historic city of Chester is nearby, offering comprehensive shopping, recreational, and leisure facilities, as well as convenient road links and esteemed schools.