Lansdowne and Deerstones are two Edwardian homes built in 1907 for two brothers from Manchester, sitting on a generous 1.32-acre plot with woodland and canal frontage. The houses have been meticulously maintained and updated, offering a perfect blend of modern facilities and period styles. The grand entrance hall features high-quality hand-crafted stained glass panels, while the impressive reception hall boasts a return staircase and balustrade with stained glass windows showing local landmarks. The dining room has a hand-carved original fire surround and a feature bay window, while the two spacious reception rooms offer pleasant outlooks onto the gardens. The dining-kitchen features a range of high-quality built-in units with granite worktops over, including a large centre island, and a comprehensive range of integrated appliances. The first floor boasts an impressive staircase with period-style suite, including a WC, free-standing bath, wash basin, and walk-in shower area. The principal bedroom has superb views over the grounds from a bay window, while the other two bedrooms are equally large and impressive. The property also features a spacious and light shower room, a substantial garden shed, and log store. The house and gardens extend to 1.32 acres, roughly divided into four areas, with planning permission granted in 2015 for two detached houses on part of the second lawn area. However, the planning permission has lapsed, and a financial agreement would need to be entered into with a local developer to cross the ransom strip.