Church Houses, Market Place, Compstall, Stockport, Staffordshire, SK1

This particularly attractive Grade II listed stone semi detached property has appealing Georgian stone elevations surmounted by a pitched roof and sits in an elevated position adjacent to St Paul’s church in Compstall.

Access to the property is via a driveway just off the entrance to the Church which leads to a paved parking area just to the front of the garden. A pathway down by the side of the delightful garden with lawned area and beautiful borders leads to the front door. Internally, the entrance hallway offers access to lounge and dining room respectively. There is a further sitting room which could be used as an office or study and a breakfast kitchen which opens through to a rear porch with utility just off. At first floor landing level there is access to the spacious master bedroom and to the second bedroom which is also generously proportioned. There is a third bedroom with mezzanine bed deck area. All bedrooms are complemented by the family bathroom.
To the rear there is a courtyard and outside store.

The renovation of this property has been enthusiastically conducted under the complete co-operation and approval of the local conservation officer, meaning a return to its period former glory has been achieved. Features including deep decorative plasterwork, fireplaces, stripped wide floorboards and windows to the original design can be found throughout the property.

Church Houses occupies a unique position in the history of Compstall as a mill town. The house was built in the 1830′s for Charles Andrew, son of George Andrew, the mill owner. Charles lived in the property during the 19th century, before it was divided into two residences around the 1890′s