Nestled in over 40 acres of unspoilt countryside, Alderley Wood Farm is a rare opportunity for secluded self-sufficiency. The 18th-century farmhouse, with its adjacent cottage, offers approximately 4,100 square feet of internal accommodation, while 11,000 square feet of outhouses, barns, and stables provide potential for conversion. A stunning brick barn has already been converted into an office by architects Annabelle and Co. The property is surrounded by formal gardens, lawns, and paddocks, with a natural spring providing unlimited, clean water. The farm operates as a small holding, raising free-range animals and has a manège for training. Located near the picturesque village of Nether Alderley, the property is within easy reach of Wilmslow, Prestbury, and Macclesfield, with the Peak District National Park nearby. The main house has been recently renovated in a sensitively muted palette, extending to the adjacent cottage, providing a total of approximately 4,100 square feet of internal accommodation.