Golden Spot is a charming, semi-rural detached residence that seamlessly blends character and modernity. The property boasts panoramic countryside views, reaching Hartshead Pike, Cheshire, Manchester, and the Pennine Hills. The current owners have sympathetically enhanced and remodelled the home to provide a perfect walk-in condition family home. The interior features exposed stonework, a log burning stove, and a spacious kitchen/diner with bi-folding doors leading to a composite decked balcony. The property also includes a stable block, ideal for equestrian enthusiasts, and a private road with entrance gate. The home is situated in an idyllic location, perfect for walkers, with excellent routes on the doorstep and stunning views throughout the year. According to historic records, "The Golden Spot" was where King James I stayed during his hunting expeditions, dating the house at least 400 years old.