Trentham Ley, a distinguished Arts and Crafts home built in 1910, sits atop a former Roman hill fort with far-reaching views across its 1-acre landscaped gardens inspired by Capability Brown. The property, priced at £799,000, boasts rich period features, including stained glass windows, six-panelled doors, and servants' bells, alongside modern updates such as central heating and well-appointed bathrooms. Spanning three floors, the accommodation includes nine bedrooms, four reception rooms, and four bathrooms, offering exceptional space for families, entertaining, or multi-generational living. The gardens feature both formal and informal spaces, with potential for a paddock, tennis court, or tailored landscaping, depending on final land division. The property's interior features a grand hallway, dual-aspect dining room, and large living room with a half-hexagonal wall and French doors to the garden room and terrace. The original kitchen has been updated with a premium modern kitchen, and there is a large motor house garage workshop with mezzanine floor. The property also boasts a range of bedrooms, including a master suite with en-suite bathroom, and a family bathroom with a large white stone bath and wet area shower. Outside, the property has a large parking area, a motor house, and mature gardens with stunning views.