Here's a unique opportunity to turn four cottages into a dream home

Whalebone Farm Cottages is split into four homes in the village of Marston and is being sold for offers in excess of £695,000.

This is rare opportunity to acquire a collection of properties with a variety of uses to private buyers, investors or developers.

This development is being marketed by Fisher German.

Whalebone Farm Cottages

The properties vary is style with two apartments, a mews and a larger semi-detached style property.

Private buyers may wish to regenerate the property creating one large home or alternatively, the properties could be redeveloped to make semi-detached houses.

The options are diverse as the property can be easily adapted to provide whatever need is required subject to the relevant planning permissions.

Whalebone Farm Cottages

The building comprises a traditional brick barn under a slate roof with attractive porthole windows and tall pitched roof.

The property is in a tranquil setting with stunning views across the Cheshire countryside.

Whalebone Farm Cottages

One cottage has been turned into a ground floor apartment with a reception hall, breakfast kitchen, lounge, bedroom with ensuite shower room and separate WC.

The second is a two storey mid mews property comprising entrance hall, lounge, galley kitchen, three bedrooms and family bathroom.

Whalebone Farm Cottages

The third cottage is a two storey end mews property comprising entrance hall, lounge, breakfast kitchen, utility room, dining room and WC.

To the first floor is a gallery landing, master bedroom suite, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Whalebone Farm Cottages

The fourth cottage has been turned into a first-floor apartment comprising reception hall, breakfast kitchen, lounge, two bedrooms and a bathroom.

The properties are accessed over a tarmac drive through a pillared entrance on to a parking area at the front of the property.

Whalebone Farm Cottages

Whalebone Farm Cottages benefits from an extensive hard surfaced courtyard leading to a three-bay car port and two further detached garages which lead around to rear gardens which are currently open albeit could be subdivided if required.

Views to the rear are of the rolling countryside towards Budworth and over the neighbouring lake.

The area covers approximately 0.54 acres.