Peverel is a striking family home with glorious views, set in 3.5 acres of unspoilt rural setting on the outskirts of Leigh. Commissioned in 1936 by German architect Frederick Curtis, the property is listed in Pevsner's architectural guides and has been in the same family ownership since 1952. The well-balanced accommodation is arranged over two floors, with a large reception hall, study, drawing room, dining room, and kitchen/breakfast room. The five bedrooms and two bathrooms are accessed via an excellent proportioned landing. The property's grounds are a prime feature, with well-tended lawns, established trees and hedging, and a sun terrace with open loggia that takes advantage of the views and sunshine. The stable block and adjacent paddock offer additional space and potential for equestrian activities. With its commanding views, elegant architecture, and extensive grounds, Peverel is a unique and special property that would be perfect for a family or individual seeking a rural retreat with plenty of space to relax and entertain.