Tornton House £900,000
Tornton House is constructed of dressed sandstone with black and white painted half timbered upper elevations all under an
impressive York stone flagged roof and high brick chimney stacks. In architectural terms the house has much to commend it and is
worthy of its Grade II listing. Over the last decade numbers 3 & 4 have been comprehensively refurbished and the house now has a pleasant blend of period detail and modern fitments including hand painted kitchen units, office, bedroom and dressing room furniture and en-suite bathroom, all of the fittings for which are by Mark Wilkinson. Tere are high plaster moulded and
beamed ceilings, oak doors and architraves, period fireplaces and of particular note is the wonderful drawing room, paneled in mahogany and with deep inglenook fireplace.
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Jackson-Stops & Staff, 25 Nicholas Street, Chester, CH1 2NZ Telephone: 01244 328361
Castle Hill House £995,000
Castle Hill House dates from the later part of the 18th century and is listed Grade II being of special architectural and historic importance. It is a fine example of Georgian architecture and has a particularly attractive front façade which incorporates a 6-panel door in pedimented Roman Doric case with columns beneath a
Looped radial-bar fanlight. Built in 1778 of brick on a stone plinth with white paintedpart rendered elevations under a slate roof, the house was originally of typical four-square plan with the present sitting room quite possibly being the former kitchen. Extensions
were subsequently implemented in the 1830’s and 40’s for a George Walker and in more recent years has been subject to a scheme of restoration in the 1990’s.
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